After Interstellar, Hamilton explodes in a new feature-length film, a highly original creation that is entirely based on elements of time travel and exploration of the underwater world.
Time, the undeniable center stage of all Christopher Nolan’s works, takes on another dimension in the director’s latest cinematic event, Tenet. The plot is as mysterious as its palindromic title inspired by Sator Square, and the super production tinkers with our time markers. However, some pointers invite people to discover a way out of this visual maze. One of them is a specially designed watch that the British director and Hamilton have worked on together. In the awesome action scenes, this timepiece showcases a dual time display, classic with hands and digital with colored numbers. Incidentally, it is not this model that is on sale now, but its analog version. The Khaki Navy BeLOWZERO Titanium has a rather sporty construction. The titanium case is water-resistant to 1,000 meters, has helium escape value, and is decorated with a black PVD monochromatic coating that echoes the tone of the dial. This diving genius watch is paired with a matching rubber strap with a pin buckle.
Its grey Super-LumiNova®-coated hands are driven by the H10 calibre. This self-winding movement offers an 80-hour power reserve.
Hamilton also presents two 888-piece limited editions that stand out with their red or blue Direct Drive tips, a hat tip to the film. TENET’s production designer Nathan Crowley designed a special case for the occasion. A steel version equipped with an ETA 2826-2 calibre (42-hour autonomy) is also available.
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