The famous Hamilton Thin-O-Matic watch recommended in 2011

The new Hamilton Thin-O-Matic series, originated in 1960, then set off an upsurge in the design elegantly simple and comfortable to wear, and equipped with ultra-thin self-winding Swiss ETA movement, Thin-O-Matic at the time to enjoy the world's thinnest automatic movement of the world.

The Thin-O-Matic is a BaselWorld 2011 release from Hamilton, and it’s a surefire hit. The brand has again drawn on inspiration from yesteryear to develop a simple but mechanical dress watch that offers all the charm of the Don Draper years without all the fuss.

The 38 mm case version is a more accurate recreation of the original 1960s model of the Thin-O-Matic. The 42 mm version, on the other hand, has a more modern look since most of the modern watches today have bigger cases. Traditional individuals will most likely choose the 38 mm while the more fashionable ones will choose the 42 mm case version of the Hamilton Thin-O-Matic.

Indicated in the dial, the movement that animates the hours, minutes, seconds and date functions of the Hamilton Thin-O-Matic is a wiss-made automatic ETA 2824 one. It ensures the precise working of the Hamilton watch.

The Thin-O-Matic is back in a handsome execution that while certainly vintage inspired (notice the retro "H" logo) is a thoroughly modern dress new watch.  The movement inside isn't a micro-rotor movement, it's the ever reliable ETA 2824.  But the case is stepped and angled to provide for a very slim wrist presence.

There are also two types of metal bracelets for both the 38 mm and the 42 mm which is the stainless steel link bracelet and the expansion link bracelet. The stainless link bracelet has a more modern look while the expansion link bracelet has a vintage look.

Teaming with the Hamilton Thin-O-Matic is a brown leather strap or a metal stretch bracelet. While the former looks classic, the latter makes one feel bold and brave.