Hamilton Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 Watch (H69469930): Release Date, Price, Specs & Is It Limited?

Captain John Price has worn a lot of gear across the Call of Duty franchise, but in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, one piece of his kit is something you can actually buy and strap on your own wrist. The Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Special Edition, reference H69469930, is the real-world version of the watch Price wears in the game. It is a hand-wound Swiss field watch with a sandblasted black PVD case, a heavily grained black dial, an 80-hour power reserve, and a khaki-green textile strap. It is priced at $795 in the United States, it launches alongside the game on October 23, 2026, and it is available now at Lexor Miami, an authorized Hamilton dealer in Miami, Florida.

Since Hamilton announced the watch in September, the same questions keep coming up from gamers, collectors, and gift shoppers across the U.S.: Is it a limited edition? Is it automatic like the Black Ops 7 watch? How often do you have to wind it? Will a 38mm case fit my wrist? Does the black coating scratch? Does it come with anything in the game? This guide answers every one of those questions in one place, with verified specifications and straight answers, so you can decide whether the Captain Price watch belongs in your real-life loadout.

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Quick Facts: Hamilton Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 Watch

If you only need the essentials, here they are. Everything below is explained in detail later in this article.

• Full name: Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Special Edition
• Reference: H69469930
• U.S. price: $795
• Official launch date: October 23, 2026, the same day Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 releases
• Worn in-game by: Captain John Price
• Movement: Hamilton H-50, hand-wound mechanical, 80-hour power reserve, Nivachron balance spring, hacking seconds
• Case: 38mm stainless steel with sandblasted black PVD, 47mm lug-to-lug, 9.5mm thick
• Dial: Black, heavily grained, Super-LumiNova Grade X2, Modern Warfare "4" typography at 4 o'clock
• Crystal: Sapphire with anti-reflective coating
• Water resistance: 50 meters (5 bar)
• Strap: 20mm khaki-green textile with black PVD pin buckle
• Caseback: Solid black PVD, engraved with the Modern Warfare soundwave
• Edition status: Special Edition; no production limit has been announced by Hamilton
• Where to buy in Miami: Lexor Miami, 2371 NW 20th St, Miami, FL 33142, or online with shipping across the contiguous United States

What Is the Hamilton Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 Watch?

The H69469930 is the second watch Hamilton has created with the Call of Duty franchise. The partnership began in 2025 with the Khaki Field Auto 38mm Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Special Edition, which we covered in detail when it launched in our article Gear Up for Greatness: The Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38mm Call of Duty Special Edition. For 2026, Hamilton moved the collaboration into the Modern Warfare universe and built the new watch around one of the most recognizable characters in gaming.

The idea is the same one Hamilton has used for decades in Hollywood. The brand has appeared in more than 500 film and television productions, and it designs watches that live inside a story rather than simply carrying a logo. In Modern Warfare 4, the watch is part of Captain Price's in-game equipment. Outside the game, it is a fully functional Swiss mechanical field watch built on one of Hamilton's most respected platforms, the Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm.

That foundation matters. A lot of licensed collaboration products are merchandise first and watches second. The H69469930 is the opposite: it starts with a field watch that already has a loyal following among collectors, then adds a darker tactical finish and a handful of subtle game references. Remove the Call of Duty context entirely and you still have a genuinely good Swiss mechanical watch at an accessible price.

Who Is Captain Price, and Why Does His Watch Look Like This?

Captain John Price is the battle-hardened British special forces leader of Task Force 141 and one of the franchise's longest-running characters. His British Army background is the reason the watch looks the way it does. Hamilton drew inspiration from the General Service watches historically issued to British military personnel: compact, highly legible, rugged, and designed to disappear into a soldier's kit rather than stand out. That is exactly the brief the H69469930 follows, with a 38mm case, a clean black dial with large luminous numerals, a matte case that does not reflect light, and a canvas-style strap in military green.

For fans, this is the detail that makes the watch feel authentic. It is not a generic "gaming watch." It is the kind of watch a career British soldier would actually wear, reinterpreted for the character and the game.

Is the Hamilton Modern Warfare 4 Watch a Limited Edition?

This is the most searched question about the H69469930, and the honest answer is that, as of this writing, Hamilton has not announced a production limit for the Modern Warfare 4 watch. Hamilton officially calls it a Special Edition, not a numbered limited edition.

The confusion comes from the first collaboration. The Black Ops 7 Khaki Field Auto was limited to 5,000 pieces worldwide, so many buyers assumed the second watch would follow the same rule. Some media outlets have even described the new watch as "limited" in passing. However, Hamilton has not published a piece count, and the caseback does not carry an individual serial number in the "XXXX/5000" style used on numbered limited editions.

What does that mean for you as a buyer?

• It will not necessarily sell out in hours. Without a fixed cap, there is less pressure to buy the second it launches, but special editions tied to a single game release are typically produced for a limited window, not forever.
• Retailer allocations are still finite. Authorized dealers receive a set number of pieces, and popular special editions can be hard to find at retail price once that allocation is gone.
• Collectibility comes from the story, not the number. Like the Hamilton Murph from Interstellar, the H69469930's long-term appeal is its connection to a specific character and moment in pop culture.

If Hamilton releases a production figure after the October 23 launch, we will update this guide. In the meantime, you can browse other numbered pieces in our Limited Edition Watches collection, including Hamilton's bronze Khaki Field Auto The Odyssey Limited Edition, which is limited to 2,112 pieces.

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Release Date and Price in the United States

The Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Special Edition officially launches on October 23, 2026, the same day Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is released by Activision and developer Infinity Ward. Hamilton timed the launch so that the watch and the game arrive together.

The U.S. retail price is $795. For reference, the watch is priced at €750 in Europe and CHF 675 in Switzerland, so the U.S. price is in line with international pricing. At Lexor Miami, the H69469930 is listed at the official $795 price, and because Lexor offers free shipping on orders over $150 within the contiguous United States, there is no added shipping cost to get it delivered to your door.

How does $795 compare within Hamilton's lineup? It sits slightly above the standard steel versions of the Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm, which reflects the black PVD treatment, the custom dial, the engraved caseback, and the special packaging. It remains firmly within Hamilton's accessible Swiss mechanical range, well below the price of most licensed "collector" watches from other Swiss brands.

The Game Details: How Modern Warfare 4 Shows Up on the Watch

One of the smartest decisions Hamilton made with the H69469930 is restraint. There is no oversized logo on the dial and no skull or weapon graphics. The Modern Warfare references are there, but you have to know where to look.

The "4" at 4 O'Clock

Look at the numeral at the 4 o'clock position. Instead of matching the rest of the Arabic numerals, it uses the distinctive typography of the "4" from the Modern Warfare 4 logo. It is a small, clever touch that fans will recognize instantly and that non-gamers will simply read as a stylized numeral.

Colored Accents

Hamilton added colored accents that reference a key visual code from the Modern Warfare 4 universe. In our product photography, you can see the accent color picked up on details such as the marker at 12 o'clock and the tip of the seconds hand, adding a flash of contrast to an otherwise monochrome dial.

The Modern Warfare Soundwave Caseback

Flip the watch over and the connection becomes explicit. The solid black PVD caseback is engraved with the "soundwave" graphic that has become a signature of the Modern Warfare series, along with Hamilton and Call of Duty branding. Because it sits against your wrist, it is a private detail: you know it is there, but nobody else has to.

Does the Watch Come With an In-Game Item or Code?

This is a common question from gamers, and it is worth being clear: Hamilton has not announced any in-game reward, unlock code, or digital item bundled with the physical watch. The watch appears in the game on Captain Price's wrist, but buying the real watch is not currently tied to any in-game content. If Hamilton or Activision announces a digital tie-in at launch, we will update this section. Until then, treat the H69469930 as what it is: a real Swiss watch with a real connection to the character, not a game add-on.

Automatic vs. Hand-Wound: What Changed From the Black Ops 7 Watch

If you followed the first Hamilton x Call of Duty release, this is the biggest difference to understand. The Black Ops 7 watch was a Khaki Field Auto, powered by Hamilton's automatic H-10 caliber, which winds itself as you move your wrist. The Modern Warfare 4 watch is a Khaki Field Mechanical, powered by the hand-wound H-50 caliber. It is the first watch in the Hamilton x Call of Duty series with a manually wound movement.

Hand-wound means there is no rotor. The watch does not wind itself from wrist motion. Instead, you wind it by turning the crown. Many collectors actually prefer this, and there are good reasons Hamilton chose it for Captain Price:

• Authenticity. Historic military field watches, including the British General Service watches that inspired this design, were hand-wound. The H-50 keeps that tradition alive.
• Thinner case. Without a rotor, the movement is slimmer, which is a big reason the H69469930 measures just 9.5mm thick and slides easily under a sleeve or a jacket cuff.
• A daily ritual. Winding a mechanical watch every morning creates a personal connection with the object. For a character defined by discipline and routine, it is a fitting choice.
• A clear view of the craft. Hand-winding lets you feel the mainspring tension build, which is one of the most satisfying experiences in traditional watchmaking.

The Hamilton H-50 Movement, Explained

The H-50 was developed specifically for Hamilton's mechanical field watches. It beats at 21,600 vibrations per hour and offers an impressive 80-hour power reserve, which is far longer than the roughly 40 hours offered by many traditional hand-wound movements. It also features a Nivachron balance spring, an alloy designed to improve resistance to magnetic fields from everyday sources such as phones, laptops, tablets, and magnetic bag clasps. Magnetism is one of the most common reasons mechanical watches start running fast, so this is a meaningful real-world upgrade.

The H-50 also has a hacking seconds function: when you pull the crown out to set the time, the seconds hand stops. That lets you synchronize the watch to the exact second, which is a genuinely useful feature on a field watch and a nice nod to the idea of synchronizing watches before an operation.

How Often Do You Need to Wind It?

For buyers coming from smartwatches, quartz watches, or automatics, this is the practical question. Here is the simple version:

• Fully wound, it runs for about 80 hours, roughly three and a half days.
• The best habit is to wind it once a day, ideally at the same time each morning. That keeps the mainspring in its optimal range for accuracy.
• If you take it off on Friday night, it will usually still be running on Monday morning. The 80-hour reserve easily covers a weekend in the watch box.

How to Wind a Hand-Wound Watch (Beginner's Guide)

If the H69469930 is your first mechanical watch, winding it takes about 20 seconds once you know the steps:

1. Take the watch off your wrist. Winding it while worn puts sideways pressure on the crown stem.
2. Leave the crown pushed in (the normal, closed position). This is the winding position.
3. Turn the crown clockwise, away from you when the watch faces up. You may feel a light click on the reverse motion, which is normal.
4. Stop when you feel firm resistance. That means the mainspring is fully wound. Never force the crown past that point.
5. To set the time, pull the crown out to the time-setting position. The seconds hand will stop. Set the hands, then push the crown back in.

If the watch has stopped completely, wind it fully before setting the time. Daily winding is all the maintenance it needs between professional services.

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Size and Fit: Will the 38mm Case Fit Your Wrist?

Size is the second most common concern, especially for buyers who usually wear larger sports watches or smartwatches. The H69469930 measures 38mm in diameter, 47mm lug-to-lug, and 9.5mm thick, with a 20mm lug width.

Diameter gets most of the attention, but lug-to-lug is the measurement that tells you whether a watch will fit. It is the distance from the tip of the top lugs to the tip of the bottom lugs, and it determines whether the watch sits on top of your wrist or hangs over the edges. Here is a practical guide based on wrist circumference:

• Wrists around 6 to 6.25 inches: The 47mm lug-to-lug will reach close to the edges of the top of your wrist. It will still be wearable, especially on the supplied textile strap, but the lugs will be the limit. Trying it on in person is the best way to decide.
• Wrists around 6.5 to 7 inches: This is the sweet spot. The watch will sit comfortably on the wrist with a classic, proportionate field-watch look.
• Wrists over 7 inches: The watch will wear on the smaller, vintage-correct side. Many collectors love that understated look, and the bold numerals keep it highly legible. If you prefer more wrist presence, consider a 42mm Khaki Field model instead.

The 9.5mm thickness is a major advantage. It means the watch does not catch on cuffs, sits low on the wrist, and stays comfortable through a full day of work or a long gaming session. If you are comparing Hamilton field watch sizes in general, our article Murph Match-Up: Which Hamilton Khaki Field Size Fits You Best? walks through how 38mm and 42mm Khaki Field cases wear on different wrists.

Strap Options and the 20mm Lug Width

The watch comes on a khaki-green textile strap with a black PVD pin buckle that matches the case. The 20mm lug width is one of the most common sizes in watchmaking, which means you have endless options if you want to change the look: NATO straps, leather field straps, rubber straps for summer, or even a black canvas strap for a fully blacked-out tactical look. Swapping straps is one of the easiest ways to make a field watch feel new, and a 20mm fitting makes it simple and affordable.

Is the Black PVD Coating Durable? Will It Scratch?

Black-coated watches always raise this question, and no competitor coverage of the H69469930 has addressed it properly, so here is a clear explanation.

PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) is a process that bonds a very thin, hard layer of material onto the stainless steel case. It is significantly more durable than paint or a simple plated finish, and it handles normal daily wear well. However, PVD is a coating, not solid black metal. That leads to a few honest points every buyer should know:

• Light daily contact is fine. Desk diving, sleeves, and everyday handling will not damage a quality PVD finish.
• The sandblasted finish helps. Hamilton sandblasted the case before coating it, creating a matte texture. Matte finishes hide fine marks far better than polished black surfaces, which show every scuff.
• A deep, hard impact can mark it. A sharp knock against a metal door frame, concrete, or stone can scratch through the coating and expose a hint of the steel underneath. That is true of every PVD watch at any price.
• Scratches cannot simply be polished out. On a bare steel watch, a watchmaker can refinish a scratch. On a PVD case, polishing would remove the coating, so the case would need professional re-coating.

Our advice: wear it and enjoy it. A field watch is meant to be used, and a few marks of honest wear suit the tactical character of this design. Just remove it for activities with a high risk of hard impacts, such as heavy lifting, rock climbing, or working on a car.

Legibility, Lume, and Everyday Practicality

A field watch has one job above all: tell the time instantly, in any light. The H69469930 does this extremely well.

• Super-LumiNova Grade X2 is applied to the hands, numerals, and hour markers. X2 is a higher-performance grade of Super-LumiNova designed for a brighter and longer-lasting glow than standard lume, so the dial stays readable in a dark room, a theater, or a late-night gaming setup.
• The heavily grained black dial adds texture and depth without hurting contrast. Under direct light, the grain gives the dial a rugged, almost military-equipment feel.
• The anti-reflective sapphire crystal resists scratches far better than mineral glass and reduces glare, so you can read the time at an angle or in bright Miami sunlight.
• 50 meters of water resistance covers rain, hand washing, splashes, and a brief swim. It is not a dive watch, and you should never operate the crown when the watch is wet. For water-heavy activities, Hamilton's Khaki Navy line is the better choice.

The combination of a slim case, high legibility, sapphire, and antimagnetic protection makes the H69469930 a genuinely practical everyday watch, not a display piece that lives in a drawer.

Packaging: What Comes in the Box

Special editions deserve special presentation, and Hamilton delivered. The H69469930 comes in special leather packaging inspired by a traditional cigar case, a fitting nod to Captain Price, whose cigar has long been part of the character's identity. It is the kind of presentation that makes the watch feel like a collector's object from the moment it is opened, and it is one more reason the watch works so well as a gift.

When you buy from an authorized dealer such as Lexor Miami, the watch arrives brand new with Hamilton's original packaging and documentation, and it is covered by Hamilton's official international warranty. That matters for a special edition: the original box and papers are part of what keeps a collectible watch desirable over time.

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Full Technical Specifications

Specification	Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 (H69469930)
Brand	Hamilton
Collection	Khaki Field Mechanical
Reference	H69469930
Edition	Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Special Edition
Movement	Hamilton H-50, hand-wound mechanical
Frequency	21,600 vibrations per hour
Power reserve	80 hours
Balance spring	Nivachron (improved magnetic resistance)
Functions	Hours, minutes, central seconds with hacking
Case material	Stainless steel, sandblasted black PVD
Diameter	38mm
Lug-to-lug	47mm
Thickness	9.5mm
Lug width	20mm
Crystal	Sapphire with anti-reflective coating
Dial	Black, heavily grained, Modern Warfare "4" at 4 o'clock, colored accents
Luminescence	Super-LumiNova Grade X2 on hands, numerals, and hour markers
Caseback	Solid black PVD with engraved Modern Warfare soundwave
Strap	Khaki-green textile, 20mm
Buckle	Black PVD stainless steel pin buckle
Water resistance	50m / 5 bar
Made in	Switzerland
Launch date	October 23, 2026
U.S. price	$795

Comparison: Modern Warfare 4 vs. Black Ops 7 vs. Standard Khaki Field Mechanical

Most buyers considering the H69469930 are weighing it against one of two alternatives: the earlier Black Ops 7 collaboration, or a standard Khaki Field Mechanical without the game connection. Here is how they compare.

Feature	Modern Warfare 4 Special Edition (H69469930)	Black Ops 7 Special Edition (Khaki Field Auto 38mm)	Standard Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm
Movement	H-50 hand-wound	H-10 automatic	H-50 hand-wound
Power reserve	80 hours	80 hours	80 hours
Case finish	Sandblasted black PVD	Stainless steel	Stainless steel (finish varies by reference)
Diameter	38mm	38mm	38mm
Game connection	Worn by Captain Price in Modern Warfare 4	Worn in Black Ops 7	None
Caseback	Engraved Modern Warfare soundwave	Custom Black Ops 7 engraving	Standard Hamilton caseback
Production	Special Edition, no limit announced	Limited to 5,000 pieces	Regular production
Release	October 23, 2026	November 2025	Ongoing
Best for	Modern Warfare fans and collectors who want a slim, tactical hand-wound watch	Buyers who prefer an automatic and a numbered limited edition	Buyers who want the classic field watch without branding

Which One Should You Choose?

Choose the Modern Warfare 4 H69469930 if you are a Modern Warfare fan, a Captain Price fan, or simply love the look of an all-black tactical field watch. It is the slimmest, most traditional, and most visually distinctive of the three.

Choose the Black Ops 7 edition if you specifically want an automatic movement and a numbered limited edition. Keep in mind it was released in 2025 and limited to 5,000 pieces, so availability is now limited.

Choose a standard Khaki Field if you want the timeless military field watch without any pop-culture connection. Our Best Hamilton Watches to Buy in 2026 guide compares the Khaki Field family in depth, and if you want the lowest-maintenance option, the Hamilton Khaki Field Quartz 38mm is a great no-winding alternative.

Is the Hamilton Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 Watch Worth $795?

For the right buyer, yes. Here is our honest verdict.

It is worth it if:

• You are a Call of Duty or Modern Warfare fan who wants a real, wearable piece of the franchise rather than a poster or a figurine.
• You want your first Swiss mechanical watch and like the idea of a daily winding ritual.
• You prefer compact, thin watches that fit under a cuff and suit smaller to average wrists.
• You want a tactical, all-black look that works with jeans, a hoodie, a field jacket, or casual workwear.
• You are shopping for a meaningful gift for a gamer who would never think to buy a Swiss watch for themselves.

It may not be the best choice if:

• You do not want to wind a watch. In that case, look at an automatic Khaki Field Auto or the Khaki Field Quartz.
• You need a dive watch for regular swimming or water sports.
• You strongly prefer large watches of 42mm and up.
• You are buying purely as an investment. Special editions can hold their appeal, but no one should buy a watch expecting guaranteed resale gains.

Weighed against what you get, which is a Swiss-made mechanical movement with 80 hours of reserve, antimagnetic protection, sapphire crystal, X2 lume, a PVD case, a custom dial and caseback, and a collector-style presentation case, $795 is a fair price. Several watch reviewers have made the same point: this is a proper field watch first and Call of Duty memorabilia second, which is exactly what makes it a smart buy.

The Perfect Gift for a Call of Duty Fan

With the launch landing in late October, the H69469930 arrives just in time for holiday shopping, birthdays, anniversaries, and graduations. It solves one of the hardest gift problems out there: finding something meaningful for the gamer in your life that is not another controller, headset, or hoodie.

Why it works so well as a gift:

• It connects two worlds. It speaks to the recipient's love of the game while introducing them to real Swiss watchmaking.
• It is built to last. Unlike most gaming merchandise, a mechanical watch can be worn for decades and passed down.
• The presentation is special. The cigar-case-inspired leather packaging makes the unboxing feel like opening a supply drop.
• It is wearable every day. The 38mm size and khaki strap work with almost any casual outfit.

Shopping for a smaller budget? Our guide to Luxury Gifts for Him Under $500 includes the Hamilton Khaki Field Quartz and other authentic options from Lexor Miami.

Hamilton's Growing Role in Gaming

The Modern Warfare 4 watch is part of a bigger story. Hamilton calls itself the "watchmaker of game makers," and it has been steadily expanding from film and television into interactive storytelling. Alongside the two Call of Duty editions, Hamilton has also released watches connected to the Resident Evil franchise, including the Resident Evil Khaki Field Auto Chrono 42mm H71636330 Limited Edition and the Resident Evil Requiem Pan Europ H35455730.

For collectors, this creates an interesting new category: real Swiss watches that exist inside the games people play every day. The H69469930 may be the most wearable of them all, thanks to its compact size, simple layout, and understated references.

Hamilton's Military Heritage: Why a Field Watch Fits Call of Duty

Hamilton's connection to military watchmaking is not marketing. The company was founded in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in 1892, built a reputation for precision with railroad watches, and became a major supplier of watches to the U.S. military during both World Wars. The Khaki Field line is the direct descendant of those issued watches. Today Hamilton is Swiss-made and part of the Swatch Group, combining that American military heritage with Swiss industrial watchmaking.

That history is exactly why the Call of Duty partnership feels natural. Modern Warfare is built on military authenticity, and Hamilton is one of the few watch brands whose field watches genuinely trace back to the battlefield. When Captain Price checks his watch in the game, he is wearing a design with a real lineage.

Why Buy the Hamilton H69469930 From Lexor Miami

When you are buying a special edition watch, where you buy it matters as much as what you buy. Lexor Miami is an authorized Hamilton dealer in Miami, Florida, and that brings real advantages for buyers across South Florida and the entire United States.

Authorized Dealer Guarantees

• 100% authentic and brand new, sourced through official Hamilton channels.
• Official Hamilton international warranty, which grey-market sellers often cannot provide.
• Original packaging and documentation, essential for a special edition's long-term collectibility.
• Official U.S. pricing of $795, with no reseller markup.

Shopping Online Across the U.S.

• Free shipping on orders over $150 within the 48 contiguous United States.
• Secure checkout with all major payment methods, including Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, and Shop Pay.
• 30-day returns for peace of mind.
• A real team you can reach by phone or WhatsApp before you buy, with more than 20 years of experience and over 3,100 five-star Google reviews.

Visit Our Miami Showroom

If you are in South Florida, you can see the watch in person at our showroom at 2371 NW 20th St, Miami, FL 33142, open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with free parking on site. It is an easy drive from Downtown Miami, Brickell, Doral, Coral Gables, Hialeah, and Miami Beach. Trying on the 38mm case is the best way to confirm the fit on your wrist, and our team can walk you through winding the H-50 movement and caring for the PVD finish. You can also explore the full Hamilton watch collection at Lexor Miami while you are here.

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How to Care for Your Hamilton Modern Warfare 4 Watch

A Swiss mechanical watch can last a lifetime with a little attention. Here are the essentials for the H69469930:

• Wind it daily, at the same time each morning, and stop at the first sign of firm resistance.
• Never operate the crown underwater or while the watch is wet. Water resistance depends on the crown being fully pushed in.
• Protect the PVD finish by removing the watch before activities with a high risk of hard impacts.
• Rinse and dry the textile strap if it gets sweaty or salty, especially in hot and humid climates like South Florida. Let it air dry fully before wearing it again.
• Keep it away from strong magnets. The Nivachron balance spring improves resistance, but very strong magnetic fields should still be avoided.
• Service it periodically with an authorized watchmaker, typically every five to seven years, or sooner if you notice changes in accuracy or power reserve.

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Gear Up With Captain Price's Watch at Lexor Miami

The Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Special Edition does something few collaboration watches manage: it satisfies fans and watch enthusiasts at the same time. Fans get the watch Captain Price actually wears, complete with the Modern Warfare "4," colored accents, and the soundwave caseback. Watch enthusiasts get a slim, hand-wound Swiss field watch with 80 hours of power reserve, antimagnetic protection, sapphire, and a tactical black PVD case, built on one of Hamilton's most respected platforms.

It launches with the game on October 23, 2026, at $795. Whether you are completing your Modern Warfare loadout, buying your first mechanical watch, or looking for a gift that a gamer will actually wear every day, the H69469930 is ready for deployment. Order online for delivery anywhere in the contiguous U.S., or visit our Miami showroom to try it on.

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Final Thoughts

The Hamilton x Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 watch proves that a gaming collaboration can be a serious watch. It is not a numbered limited edition, it does not come with an in-game unlock, and it asks you to wind it every day. Those are not weaknesses. They are the honest characteristics of a traditional military field watch, and they are exactly what make it feel authentic on Captain Price's wrist and on yours. Here is a quick recap of the watch featured in this guide:

• Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 H69469930 Special Edition – 38mm black PVD case, hand-wound H-50 with 80-hour reserve, grained black dial with Modern Warfare "4," soundwave caseback, khaki-green textile strap. Launches October 23, 2026. $795.

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Frequently Asked Questions About the Hamilton Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 Watch

1. When is the Hamilton Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 watch released, and how much does it cost?

The Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Special Edition (H69469930) officially launches on October 23, 2026, the same day as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. The U.S. retail price is $795. It is available at Lexor Miami, an authorized Hamilton dealer, online and at the Miami showroom.

2. Is the Hamilton Modern Warfare 4 watch a limited edition?

Hamilton classifies the H69469930 as a Special Edition and has not announced a production limit or individual numbering. The earlier Black Ops 7 collaboration was limited to 5,000 pieces, but no equivalent figure has been published for the Modern Warfare 4 watch. Retailer allocations are still finite, so availability can tighten after launch.

3. Is the Hamilton Captain Price watch automatic or hand-wound?

It is hand-wound. The watch uses Hamilton's H-50 manual-winding mechanical movement with an 80-hour power reserve, a Nivachron balance spring, and hacking seconds. It is the first Hamilton x Call of Duty watch with a hand-wound movement; the Black Ops 7 edition used the automatic H-10.

4. How often do I need to wind the Hamilton H69469930?

A full wind lasts about 80 hours, roughly three and a half days. For the best accuracy, wind it once a day by turning the crown clockwise until you feel firm resistance, with the watch off your wrist. If you take it off for the weekend, it will usually still be running on Monday.

5. Will the 38mm Hamilton Modern Warfare 4 watch fit my wrist?

The case measures 38mm wide, 47mm lug-to-lug, and 9.5mm thick, with a 20mm strap. It fits most comfortably on wrists from about 6.5 to 7 inches, wears close to the edges on wrists around 6 inches, and looks compact and vintage-correct on wrists over 7 inches. The slim profile makes it very comfortable for all-day wear.

6. Does the Hamilton Call of Duty watch come with an in-game item or code?

No in-game item, unlock code, or digital reward has been announced with the purchase of the physical watch. The watch appears in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 on Captain Price's wrist, and the real watch includes game-inspired details such as the Modern Warfare "4" on the dial and the engraved soundwave caseback, plus special cigar-case-inspired leather packaging.

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