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Harrison Ford Khaki Conservation Watch

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Harrison Ford, a long time board member of Conservation International has partnered with Hamilton watches to create the Khaki Conservation watch. A portion of the proceeds from the sales of the watch (4,000 units to be offered from mid-November to the end of December) will go to support Conservation International.

The Khaki Conservation is a 42mm stainless steel watch in Hamilton's Khaki series and has a Swiss automatic GMT movement which can be seen through its see-through case back. The watch's second time zone highlights locations of CI projects, from Colombia to Indonesia.The signature of Harrison Ford and the Conservation International logo are engraved on the caseback window. And no fancy watch box here, it comes in corrugated recycled cardboard packaging. The watch sells for $1,195.

Hamilton Khaki Sunset Watch in I Am Legend

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If you were one of the many people who helped propel "I Am Legend" to the top of the box office last weekend, you might have seen this watch. The Hamilton Khaki Sunset is worn by Will Smith in the movie, helping him be aware of sunset and avoid the things that go bump in the night. The Khaki Sunet has a 44mm stainless steel case with sapphire crystal and display back. It is water resistant to 200 meters. The watch uses the automatic ETA caliber 2893 movement with second timezone complication. This watch displays the time of sunset on the 15th of the month in 6 cities of the world: London, Gander, Los Angeles, Nadi, Manila and Muscat. The watch retails for $795.

[via Time Zone]

Hamilton Sea Queen Watch

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Time Zone has pictures of the new Hamilton Sea Queen which will debut at Baselworld in April. The newest watch from the venerable U.S. company is available in a 32mm or 37mm case. It uses a Swiss ETA quartz movement and has a sapphire crystal. Important style details include the canteen-style crown which features a mermaid charm, the spray of diamonds that arch over the bezel, and the galuchat strap.

Hamilton X-01 Watch

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Can you believe that is has been 40 years since the making of the movie 2001 A Space Odyssey? TIme flies as the saying goes but one piece of time, in the form of a watch used in the movie, is making a return. The Hamilton X-01 is based on the original Hamilton commissioned by the makers of the film in 1966. The new version uses a central automatic (base ETA 2824) movement and 3 separate ETA quartz modules for HomeTime, DreamPlaceTime and GMT. The large case, in titanium, measures 55mm x 36mm x 28mm. The crystal is sapphire and the watch comes in a limited edition of 2,001. The watch sells for $1,250.

Sleeping Child Hot Springs, Estate of the Day

Luxury retreats in scenic and remote areas always seem like the lair of a reclusive evil genius.  The Sleeping Child Hot Springs is the perfect place to hatch your secret plans to take over the world. This expansive 40-acre estate is surrounded by Bitterroot National Forest on all sides with private gated access. The incredible five-level home has 25,000 square feet of space including 12 bedrooms, three kitchens, a game room, media room and a massive solarium. The home also has a pool and two hot tubs which are heated by the natural hot springs.

For your minions there are four additional condo units and caretaker's quarters. Geothermal heating from the natural artesian hot springs heats the entire compound and there is a heliport with a heated pad as well as a 1600-square-foot hanger and a seven-car garage. There is an electronically-controlled entrance gate to keep out the riff-raff. It is listed for $18 million. After the jump, five layers of stone everywhere.


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