[Vintagehamiltons]

Hamilton Dixon
catalogued 1937 & 1938
available in yellow (39,593 manufactured) or white (5,174 manufactured) gold fill
dials available were applied gold numeral (most common), luminous, & two-tone black enamel figures (least common)
powered by 17-jewel 987 movement
case size 28mm x 35mm
16mm strap

Nikon D50 & Sigma f2.8 macro

 

[two21b]

With a two-tone dial and subdial at 6 it's hard to go wrong.

 

[jimH]

Here's an example of the gold-numeral ribbed dial version of the Dixon:

 

[Endicott]

@Tom just a little note, your lately posted catalogues show the dixon for a first time in the 1935 catalogue.:wink:

 

[Vintagehamiltons]

All my catalogs through 1935 came from a CD I purchased from eBay. When the NAWCC finally scanned them all and put them on CD's, I didn't bother getting the ones I already had. The seller may have gotten some of them mixed up, so I've requested the CD's for those up to 1935 from the NAWCC lending library. The catalogs I've posted from 1936 onwards came from these CD's.

 

[Endicott]

:confused1: Ah, OK, let's wait 'till you have them. But it would fit very well into 1935/34, since it is very similiar to the Scott (case design, also similiar design of the dials). Even Will has it in his page as one of 1934 (http://hamiltonwatch.info/Detail - Dixon - White.htm).

Edit:
Seeing Will's page, White gold is just so beautiful with that one :001_wub: