Hamilton is returning to the Call of Duty universe with a watch that feels particularly well matched to the franchise. The Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm x Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 takes the brand’s compact hand-wound field watch and gives it a darker, game-specific identity inspired by Captain Price and Modern Warfare 4.
Reference H69469930 retains the familiar 38mm proportions and Hamilton H-50 hand-wound movement, but introduces a black PVD case, textured black dial, distinctive yellow details and several references to the game. It is also the watch worn by Captain Price in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4.
Priced at $795 in the United States, this is essentially a more collectible, gaming-focused interpretation of one of Hamilton’s most recognizable mechanical field watches.
Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical x Call of Duty Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Reference | H69469930 |
| Collection | Khaki Field |
| Case Diameter | 38mm |
| Thickness | 9.5mm |
| Lug-to-Lug | 47mm |
| Case Material | Stainless steel |
| Case Finish | Sandblasted black PVD |
| Crystal | Sapphire with anti-reflective coating |
| Dial | Textured black |
| Movement | Hamilton H-50 |
| Movement Type | Hand-wound mechanical |
| Frequency | 21,600 vibrations/hour (3Hz) |
| Power Reserve | 80 hours |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, central seconds |
| Water Resistance | 50 meters |
| Lug Width | 20mm |
| Strap | Khaki green textile |
| Price | $795 / €750 / CHF 675 |
The combination of a 38mm diameter and 9.5mm thickness keeps the watch relatively compact. The 47mm lug-to-lug measurement means it should retain the traditional field-watch proportions that have helped make the Khaki Field Mechanical popular.
A Khaki Field Designed Around Modern Warfare 4
Hamilton did more than simply place Call of Duty branding on an existing watch.
The stainless-steel case receives a sandblasted black PVD treatment, producing the dark military appearance expected from the collaboration. That theme continues onto the heavily textured black dial.
One of the most obvious Modern Warfare 4 references appears at 4 o’clock. The numeral uses typography inspired by the distinctive “4” found in the game’s branding, while yellow accents introduce another visual connection to the game.
Hamilton has also used Super-LumiNova Grade X2 on the numerals, markers and hands to improve visibility in low-light environments.
Turn the watch over and another collaboration detail appears. The black PVD caseback carries an engraving representing the Modern Warfare soundwave, alongside Hamilton and Call of Duty collaboration markings.
These details make the connection identifiable without completely transforming the underlying Khaki Field design.
Why Captain Price and the Khaki Field Make Sense
The military connection is more than aesthetic.
Hamilton says the special edition takes inspiration from its history producing military watches, including General Service watches supplied to British forces. That background provides an appropriate foundation for a watch associated with Captain Price, whose character has strong ties to the British military and the SAS.
Hamilton has also created special packaging for the watch. It comes in a leather presentation case inspired by traditional cigar cases, another reference to Captain Price.
For Call of Duty fans, those details give the watch more relevance than a conventional logo-based collaboration.
Hamilton H-50 Hand-Wound Movement
Inside the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm x Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 is the H-50 mechanical caliber.
It is manually wound rather than automatic, meaning the wearer periodically winds the movement through the crown. Hamilton gives the H-50 an 80-hour power reserve, enough to leave the watch unworn for more than three days before it needs winding again.
The movement operates at 21,600 vibrations per hour, or 3Hz, and uses a Nivachron balance spring designed to provide increased resistance to magnetic fields.
There is no date window or additional complication. Hours, minutes and central seconds are all you get, which suits the straightforward character of a traditional field watch.
Practicality Beyond the Call of Duty Theme
Despite being tied to a video game, the underlying specifications make this a practical everyday mechanical watch.
The sapphire crystal provides strong scratch resistance, while the black PVD-coated stainless-steel case should suit buyers who prefer a subdued appearance. Its khaki green textile strap reinforces the military aesthetic and attaches between standard 20mm lugs.
Water resistance is 50 meters. That is sufficient for ordinary daily exposure to water, but buyers looking for a watch primarily for swimming or water sports may prefer something with greater water resistance.
The manual-winding movement is another consideration. Some buyers will enjoy the interaction of winding a mechanical watch; others may find an automatic movement more convenient.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Compact 38mm case with a slim 9.5mm profile
- 80-hour power reserve from the hand-wound H-50 movement
- Call of Duty references are integrated without overwhelming the field-watch design
- Sapphire crystal and Nivachron balance spring add useful everyday durability
- Distinctive Captain Price-inspired presentation and game connection
Cons
- 50m water resistance is modest for a military-styled everyday watch
- Manual winding will not appeal to buyers who prefer automatic watches
- The $795 price carries a premium over some standard Khaki Field Mechanical models
Price and Availability
The Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm x Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 costs $795 in the United States, with pricing listed at €750 and CHF 675 in other markets.
That puts the special edition above some regular Khaki Field Mechanical models, so buyers are paying partly for its unique dial, blacked-out execution, special packaging and Call of Duty connection.
For someone interested only in the Khaki Field Mechanical platform, a standard model may offer better value. For a Call of Duty collector or Captain Price fan, however, the additional details are the reason this version exists.
Is the Hamilton Khaki Field x Call of Duty Worth Considering?
The strongest aspect of the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm x Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 is that the collaboration works naturally with the watch underneath it.
A military-inspired Khaki Field already fits the world of Modern Warfare, and Hamilton has kept the core formula intact: 38mm dimensions, hand-wound H-50 movement, 80-hour power reserve and simple time-only functionality.
The black PVD treatment, distinctive “4” numeral, yellow accents, engraved caseback and Captain Price connection then give this reference an identity of its own.
For buyers who already appreciate Hamilton’s Khaki Field Mechanical and also have an attachment to Call of Duty, reference H69469930 offers a convincing crossover between mechanical watchmaking and gaming culture.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the reference number of the Hamilton Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 watch?
The reference is H69469930.
What movement does the Hamilton Khaki Field Call of Duty use?
It uses Hamilton’s H-50 hand-wound mechanical movement, offering approximately 80 hours of power reserve.
How large is the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical x Call of Duty?
The watch measures 38mm in diameter, 9.5mm thick and approximately 47mm lug-to-lug.
Is the Hamilton Call of Duty watch automatic?
No. The H-50 is a manual-winding mechanical movement, so it must be wound using the crown.
How much does the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical x Call of Duty cost?
The official U.S. price is $795, while European pricing is listed at €750 and Swiss pricing at CHF 675.
Is the watch actually in Modern Warfare 4?
Yes. Hamilton states that the special-edition Khaki Field Mechanical is worn by Captain Price in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4.