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Hamilton Khaki X-Wind
Worn by: Liam Hemsworth as Jake Morrison
Reference: Hamilton Khaki X-Wind
Brand: Hamilton
Jake Morrison’s Hamilton Khaki X-Wind Chronograph carries forward the brand’s long association with flight, serving as a pilot’s compass in a sky now filled with alien machines. Its black dial and instrument-panel complexity underline his identity as a soldier and survivor — a man who trusts machinery more than miracles. Amid the film’s spectacle of destruction, the Hamilton anchors him to human precision and purpose. The X-Wind’s spinning bezels and calibrated dials become symbols of control in a battle that defies all measure.
Hamilton Jazzmaster
Worn by: Jeff Goldblum as David Levinson
Reference: Hamilton Jazzmaster
Brand: Hamilton
David Levinson’s Hamilton Jazzmaster GMT embodies intellect under pressure — a traveler’s watch for a man forever caught between worlds. Its dual-time display mirrors his divided existence: scientist and savior, skeptic and believer. The polished steel and understated elegance contrast with the film’s chaos of alien warfare, grounding him in human rationality. As Levinson navigates catastrophe with wry composure, the Jazzmaster becomes a symbol of temporal sanity — proof that even in the face of annihilation, reason still keeps perfect time.
Hamilton Jazzmaster
Worn by: Gbenga Akinnagbe as Agent Travis
Reference: Hamilton Jazzmaster
Brand: Hamilton
Agent Travis’s Hamilton Jazzmaster Maestro Small Second Auto embodies quiet precision amid apocalypse. Its balanced subdial and polished case speak to duty unglamorous but essential. While others chase spectacle, he wears time honestly. The Maestro’s classical design lends human rhythm to the film’s digital chaos — a conductor’s baton keeping tempo as the sky falls.
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Hamilton Khaki Pilot
Worn by: James A. Woods as Lt. Ritter
Reference: Hamilton Khaki Pilot
Brand: Hamilton
Lieutenant Ritter’s Hamilton Khaki Pilot Auto Chrono feels purpose-built for the film’s militarized spectacle. Its large crown, cockpit numerals, and twin subdials evoke the analog romance of aviation in a digital war. Amid alien technology and CGI light, the watch’s mechanical presence grounds the character in tangible engineering. It’s the kind of watch that reminds us humanity still fights with craft, not just code.
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Hamilton Khaki Pilot
Worn by: Bill Pullman as President Whitmore
Reference: Hamilton Khaki Pilot
Brand: Hamilton
President Whitmore’s Hamilton Khaki Pilot GMT Auto functions as both legacy and relic — the leader’s reminder of time survived. Its dual-time dial underscores a man caught between past glory and present decline. The watch’s aviation heritage recalls his fighter-pilot roots, while its sober styling contrasts with the bombast of alien warfare. As Whitmore returns to the skies one final time, the Hamilton becomes elegy in motion — time running out, courage enduring.
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