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Hamiltons Time the Trains !
Thc Hamilton 974, 17 jewels adjusted, is
availahic in special case*. Movcmcnt ia
fitted and timcd in caac at the factory. A
splendid watcll for use in r:~ilroad service
wllerc time i nspectioi~ is not requircrf.
Ask your jcweler to ekow you tilij ncw
Hamilton Irhdel.
N
0 single element entcrs inx) tr:i~lsport;~tion so continuously
or with such vital imporrance as the
element of time. The reputation of a railroad depends
to a great estcnt upon its ability to keep trains oil time.
To a railroad man, time is a precious commodity, and
schedules arc sacred obligations. That is why so many
railrond men choose the Hamilton when selecting their
watches.
Probably during 192s you will coiisider purchasing a
new watch. Before you do, investigate the Hamilton.
It is a ~vatch designed primarily fo: railroad men. The
first I-Iamil ton was built to supply railrcad Inen
with an accurate, dependable wntch. That was thirtyfive
years ago. Tod~y Hnmilton is building up to the
same high standards anci with the same ideals in mind;
watches for railroad Inen that they c;m always depend
upon, be it in engine cab or coach-in signal tower or
at the dispatcher's desk.
We shall bc glad co scnd you a copy of che Harnilcon Time Book
and foldcrs showing the various Harn~lron Models.
HAMILTON WATCH- COLMPANY
LANCASTER, PENNA., U. S. A.
le Railroad Timekeeper of America"