Hamilton Ventura Auto
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The Hamilton Ventura Auto is the mechanical version of the triangular Ventura, the shield-shaped model Hamilton launched in 1957 as the world's first electric, battery-powered wristwatch. This reference brings the shape into automatic form with a skeletonized dial that opens onto the movement below. Its stainless steel case measures 42 mm by 45 mm under a sapphire crystal, and the self-winding H-10 caliber runs with an 80-hour power reserve. It matters as the fullest mechanical expression of the Ventura line, trading the 1957 original's battery for a long-running automatic while keeping the radical wedge of the case intact. (Hamilton)
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