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Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4” (H69469930): Release Date, Price & Full Specs

Hamilton is returning to the Call of Duty universe for a second time, and this round it's personal: the new Khaki Field Mechanical Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Special Edition is the watch strapped to the wrist of Captain John Price, the franchise's most recognizable operator, when Modern Warfare 4 launches on October 23, 2026. Unlike last year's Black Ops 7 collaboration, which used an automatic movement, this one goes back to basics with a hand-wound caliber — a choice that fits Price's old-school, British Special Forces character better than a modern auto ever could.

Below, we break down the confirmed specs, what's different from the Black Ops 7 edition, what we still don't know, and how to get on the list at Lexor Miami, an authorized Hamilton dealer, before it sells out.

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Quick Specs: Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical MW4 (H69469930)

Spec	Detail
Reference	H69469930
Collection	Khaki Field Mechanical
Case Diameter	38mm
Case Material	Stainless steel, sandblasted black PVD coating
Movement	Hamilton H-50, hand-wound (manual winding)
Power Reserve	80 hours
Balance Spring	Nivachron
Dial	Heavily grained black dial, “4” typography detail, tactical accents, Super-LumiNova® hands and markers
Strap	Khaki green textile/woven strap with black PVD pin buckle
Caseback	Engraved Modern Warfare soundwave graphic + Hamilton x Call of Duty marking
Packaging	Exclusive leather presentation case styled after a cigar case
Price	$795.00 USD (€750 / CHF 675)
Release Date	October 23, 2026
Water Resistance	To be confirmed — not yet published by Hamilton
Crystal	To be confirmed — not yet published by Hamilton

Note: Hamilton hasn't published an official production number for this edition yet. The Black Ops 7 Khaki Field Auto that preceded it was limited to 5,000 pieces worldwide — we'll update this page the moment Hamilton confirms a figure for the MW4 edition. Water resistance and crystal type are also pending official confirmation.

Is This the Exact Watch Captain Price Wears in Modern Warfare 4?

Yes. This is the actual, wearable version of the timepiece that appears on Captain Price's wrist in-game, not a loosely inspired lookalike. Hamilton describes the release as being "shaped by the mission" — the dial's grained texture, the tactical color accents, and the typography referencing the game's iconic "4" are all pulled directly from in-game asset details, then translated into a real, functioning mechanical watch. It's the same approach Hamilton took with the Black Ops 7 Khaki Field Auto worn by operator Axel Vermaak in 2025: what you see on screen is what ships in the box.

Design: Built Around Captain Price's British Military Background

The Khaki Field line has always leaned on Hamilton's real military history, and this edition pushes that connection further by tying it specifically to Price's backstory. Price is a Captain in the British Army's 22nd SAS Regiment before leading Task Force 141, and Hamilton says the design draws on British-issued General Service watches — the same lineage that inspired the standard-catalog Khaki Field Mechanical, just pushed into darker, more tactical territory.

Case & Dial

The 38mm stainless steel case gets a sandblasted black PVD coating for a flat, non-reflective, utilitarian finish. The dial is heavily grained rather than smooth, which reads as more textured and rugged in person than the standard black-dial Khaki Field Mechanical. Super-LumiNova® on the hands and markers keeps it legible when "you go dark," as Hamilton puts it.

Strap & Buckle

A khaki green textile strap replaces the standard Khaki Field's leather or NATO options, paired with a black PVD pin buckle that matches the case finish. It's a woven construction rather than a printed NATO pattern, which keeps the olive-and-black palette consistent with the rest of the watch instead of feeling like an add-on strap swap.

Caseback

The exclusive caseback engraving reproduces the Modern Warfare soundwave graphic alongside the Hamilton x Call of Duty collaboration marking — a detail collectors of the Black Ops 7 edition will recognize as Hamilton's signature way of marking these releases without putting oversized branding on the dial itself.

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Packaging

Where the Black Ops 7 edition shipped in Hamilton's standard collector box, the MW4 edition steps it up with exclusive leather packaging modeled after a traditional cigar case — a direct nod to Captain Price, who is rarely pictured on screen without one. It's a small detail, but it's the kind of thing that tends to matter a lot to collectors deciding between the retail box and a special-edition presentation.

Movement: Why Hand-Wound Instead of Automatic?

This is the single biggest functional difference from the Black Ops 7 watch, and it's worth understanding before you buy. Inside the MW4 edition is Hamilton's H-50 caliber, a hand-wound (manual winding) movement with an 80-hour power reserve and a Nivachron balance spring, which is more resistant to shocks and magnetic fields than a traditional alloy spring.

A hand-wound movement means no rotor, no automatic winding from wrist motion — you wind the crown yourself, typically once every day or two depending on how consistently you wear it. For a lot of buyers that's a feature, not a limitation: it's a more traditional, mechanical way to interact with a field watch, and it keeps the case thinner than an equivalent automatic. If you're coming from the Black Ops 7 Khaki Field Auto and expecting the same self-winding H-10 movement, this is the detail that will catch you off guard.

Price & Value: Is $795 Worth It?

At $795, the MW4 edition sits close to the Black Ops 7 Khaki Field Auto's $747 launch price, and it's in line with what a standard Khaki Field Mechanical with comparable finishing runs at retail. You're not paying a steep premium purely for the Call of Duty branding — the pricing tracks with Hamilton's normal Khaki Field Mechanical range, with the collaboration adding the dial detailing, caseback engraving, and the cigar-style packaging on top.

Where value gets more interesting is resale. Limited-run Hamilton x Call of Duty pieces have shown real demand from both watch collectors and the Call of Duty fan base, which is a wider buyer pool than most limited editions get. Whether that holds for the MW4 edition long-term is impossible to promise, but the Black Ops 7 watch has held up reasonably well on the secondary market a year on, which is a fair reference point.

Modern Warfare 4 vs. Black Ops 7: How the Two Hamilton x Call of Duty Watches Compare

This is the second Hamilton x Call of Duty collaboration, and the two watches are different enough that it's worth comparing them side by side before deciding which one (or both) belongs in your collection.

Spec	MW4 “Captain Price” (H69469930)	Black Ops 7 “Vermaak” (H70475930)
Collection	Khaki Field Mechanical	Khaki Field Auto
Movement	H-50, hand-wound	H-10, automatic
Power Reserve	80 hours	80 hours
Case Size	38mm	38mm
Case Finish	Sandblasted black PVD	Brushed stainless steel
Dial	Heavily grained black, “4” typography detail	Matte black, dual 12h/24h scale
Strap	Khaki green textile, black PVD buckle	Khaki green NATO with leather backing
Water Resistance	TBC	100m
Limited Edition	TBC	5,000 pieces
Launch Price	$795.00	$747.45–$795 (dealer dependent)
Release Date	October 23, 2026	November 14, 2025

In short: if you want a self-winding, no-maintenance watch with a confirmed 100m of water resistance, the Black Ops 7 edition is still the safer daily-wear pick. If you want the more traditional, hand-wound feel that matches a field watch's original military DNA — and you're specifically drawn to the Captain Price tie-in — the MW4 edition is the one to chase.

Who This Watch Is For

This isn't purely a novelty piece for Call of Duty fans, and it isn't purely a watch-collector release either — it's built to work for both. If you already like the standard Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical for its simplicity and hand-wound charm, this gives you the same core watch with genuinely thoughtful collaboration details instead of a slapped-on logo. If you're coming to it primarily as a Modern Warfare fan and Captain Price is your reason for buying, you're still getting a real Swiss-made mechanical watch with a legitimate military design pedigree behind it, not a licensed accessory.

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How to Buy It at Lexor Miami

Lexor Miami is an authorized Hamilton dealer, and we'll be carrying the Khaki Field Mechanical Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Special Edition once it releases on October 23, 2026. Given how quickly the Black Ops 7 edition moved through authorized dealers last year, we recommend joining the waitlist now rather than waiting for launch day.

As an authorized dealer, every Hamilton watch sold through Lexor Miami ships with the full manufacturer warranty and guaranteed authenticity — worth confirming before buying a limited Call of Duty edition through a reseller or auction listing, where inflated pricing and warranty gaps are common on hyped special editions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When does the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical Modern Warfare 4 watch release?

October 23, 2026, the same day as the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 game launch.

How much does it cost?

$795.00 USD (€750 / CHF 675), reference H69469930.

Is it automatic or hand-wound?

Hand-wound (manual winding). It uses Hamilton's H-50 caliber with an 80-hour power reserve, which is different from the automatic H-10 movement used in the 2025 Black Ops 7 edition.

Is this a limited edition, and how many were made?

Hamilton has confirmed it as a special edition but has not yet published an official production number. The prior Black Ops 7 edition was limited to 5,000 pieces; we'll update this page once Hamilton confirms a figure for this release.

Is this the same watch Captain Price wears in the game?

Yes. It's a real, wearable version of the timepiece featured on Captain Price's wrist in Modern Warfare 4, not just a themed lookalike.

What's the case size and material?

38mm stainless steel with a sandblasted black PVD coating.

What's the water resistance?

Not yet published by Hamilton. We'll add this as soon as it's confirmed — the comparable Black Ops 7 Khaki Field Auto is rated to 100m.

How is it different from the Black Ops 7 Hamilton x Call of Duty watch?

The main differences are the movement (hand-wound H-50 vs. automatic H-10), case finish (black PVD vs. brushed steel), strap (textile with PVD buckle vs. NATO with leather backing), and packaging (cigar-style leather case vs. standard collector box). See the comparison table above.

Does it come with any in-game content?

Hamilton has not announced any bundled in-game item, code, or skin with this release; it is being sold strictly as a physical watch.

Where can I buy it in the United States?

Through Hamilton's authorized dealer network, including Lexor Miami. Join the waitlist above to be notified when it's available to order.

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