It's a good time to be an FPS fan right now, something that is undoubtedly only going to get better when Call of Duty Black Ops 7 launches on November 14. The series is no stranger to big names and brands making an appearance, and Black Ops 7 is no different.
Master of Swiss watchmaking Hamilton is not only making an appearance in-game—with operator Axel Vermaak sporting a tidy Khaki Field number—but you can grab an exclusive special edition real-world version of the thing with a dedicated pop-up over in Westfield London between November 12 and November 25.
It's not the first time Hamilton has joined forces with a videogame to blend two universes together, which means it's got plenty of experience on hand, to deliver the finest goods both on yours and Vermaak's wrist.
Hamilton's history of military watchmaking has certainly come in handy here, with the Khaki Field Automatic 38mm sporting a lightweight and durable NATO strap (originally designed for military use!) in the ever-tactical khaki green colour. It also sports Super-LumiNova® hands with the classic afterglow pigment, a black dial, and powered by Hamilton's three-hand H-10 movement with an 80-hour power reserve and a date display.
Now that's all the practical (but still stylish) stuff designed for performance out of the way, Hamilton has also sprinkled an extra little Call of Duty pizzazz on the thing. The caseback is custom-engraved with the Call of Duty logo and the exclusive Black Ops 7 Chimera icon sporting a goat, wolf, and snake head.
The watch is also presented in some particularly snazzy exclusive packaging inspired by Black Ops 7. It comes in a rugged hard case sporting that same khaki green colour and the Hamilton x Call of Duty Black Ops 7 Special Edition logo inside and a surface for the watch to lay on top of. No bog-standard boxes here.
It's the perfect blend of rugged performance and fashion flair, and it's made even more special by the fact that Hamilton has only made 5,000 of them available worldwide. That's not that many for an entire planet, mind, so if you want one then you can sign up to Hamilton's newsletter so you can be the first to know when the limited Khaki Field Auto is released to the masses.
If you're dying to get your hands on one before then though, you can pop down to Hamilton's pop-up store taking place in London's Westfield Shopping Centre. There, you can explore the limited-edition watch as well as other iconic collections from cinema and beyond. The pop-up is around from November 12 until November 25, so grab your gear and drop in.
