2000s

Hamilton Jazz Master Stainless Steel

Ref.

H324510

$269.99

Hamilton Jazz Master Stainless Steel

Receive notifications on price drops for this watch.

Case Width

40mm

Movement

Quartz

Box/Papers

No

Inquire

Thank you for your interest in the Hamilton Jazz Master Stainless Steel. Please fill out the form below and we will get back to you shortly.

Out of stock

Vintage & Pre-Owned Guarantee

Authenticity:

All vintage and pre-owned timepieces sold by Ottuhr are guaranteed to be 100% authentic and original. This means that we have inspected each part of the watch to confirm it is from the manufacturer and has not been tampered with.

Condition:

Given that our timepieces are vintage or pre-owned, some wear and patina from usage and age should be expected. We encourage you to read each item description and carefully examine all product images before making a purchase. Our high-resolution images are an integral part of the description

1-Year Warranty:

Each timepeice is backed with a one-year mechanical warranty from the date of purchase. Each piece is thoroughly evaluated and authenticated by our timepiece specialists, and, if necessary, undergoes service or maintenance prior to sale. All watches are sold in proper working condition, operating and functioning as intended. Most of our timepieces feature manual winding or automatic movements, which may not be as accurate as modern quartz. Please note that none of our timepieces are guaranteed to be water-resistant, and customary care is always essential.Our warranty may be voided under the following conditions: internal or external damage caused by accidents, mishandling, abusive treatment, modifications, or any repairs or tampering by unauthorized third parties. This warranty is non-transferable.

 

We glady cover the cost of insured shipping for any order over $50, and offer express shipping methods at checkout for an additional fee. If, for any reason, you are not entirely satisfied with your purchase or its implementation, you may return the product for a full refund within 14 days from the date you received and signed for the item. Read Our Full Return Policy

 

Overview

Introducing the Hamilton Jazz Master H324510, a timeless piece that embodies the perfect blend of classic elegance and modern sophistication. Crafted with precision in Switzerland, this exquisite watch is a testament to Hamilton’s renowned craftsmanship and attention to detail.

The H324510 features a robust 40mm stainless steel case that exudes durability and style. Its sleek silver finish is complemented by a matching stainless steel bracelet, ensuring a seamless and polished look. The 20mm width of the bracelet provides a comfortable fit, making it ideal for daily wear or special occasions.

The watch face is a pristine white, offering a clean and minimalist aesthetic that enhances readability. The central seconds hand and hack second function add to the watch’s precision, making it a reliable companion for those who value punctuality. Powered by a high-quality quartz movement, the Hamilton Jazz Master H324510 guarantees accurate timekeeping, ensuring you are always on schedule.

This model, produced between 2010 and 2019, showcases Hamilton’s commitment to blending tradition with innovation. The absence of a date function keeps the dial uncluttered, allowing the beauty of the watch to shine through. Whether you’re dressing up for a formal event or adding a touch of sophistication to your everyday attire, the Hamilton Jazz Master H324510 is the perfect accessory.

Experience the legacy of Swiss watchmaking with the Hamilton Jazz Master H324510, where timeless design meets modern functionality.

Includes Ottuhr Velvet Travel Case & Box
Horological History

The 2000s watch scene was marked by renewed confidence, creativity, and the growing influence of both heritage and innovation. Luxury mechanical watches thrived, as collectors embraced traditional craftsmanship and the status that came with owning finely engineered timepieces. Major Swiss brands refined their icons, introduced new in-house movements, and reissued historical models. At the same time, independent watchmakers rose to prominence, daring to experiment with unusual materials, avant-garde designs, and radical complications.

New materials and technologies entered the mainstream, with lightweight alloys, advanced ceramics, and silicon components improving durability and accuracy. Complications once considered rare became more accessible, and even mass-produced pieces started to feature features like tourbillons and perpetual calendars. The internet also played a growing role: watch communities formed online, and forums and blogs helped spread knowledge and appreciation across the globe. By the end of the decade, the watch market had become more diverse and dynamic, blending the past’s time-honored traditions with the promise of a more inventive and interconnected future.

Most Noteworthy

Microsoft Spot

The SPOT Watch was groundbreaking as it was among the earliest smartwatches to deliver real-time information directly to the wearer’s wrist. Utilizing FM radio signals and infrared communication, the watch provided updates on weather, news, sports scores, and stock prices without needing to be paired with a smartphone or computer. This level of connectivity was unprecedented at the time, marking a significant shift from traditional timekeeping to integrated digital functionality.

First Of It's Kind

Tissot T-Touch

One of the most noteworthy watches of the 2000s is the Tissot T-Touch, introduced in 2004. The T-Touch was the first watch to integrate touch-sensitive controls with traditional analog displays, offering a range of functions such as an altimeter, compass, barometer, and thermometer. Users could activate these features by touching the sapphire crystal, allowing for intuitive interaction without compromising the watch's classic appearance. This innovation foreshadowed the rise of the smart watch.
Our Favorite

Breitling Emergency Mission

The Emergency Mission was the second iteration of Breitling's Emergency and the slightly better-looking version in our opinion. It's called the Emergency because it features a built-in personal locator beacon that can send distress signals via GPS and satellite networks, enabling wearers to request immediate rescue in emergencies. It's by far one of the most impractical complications we've seen on a watch, but we were still impressed.

Tag Heuer 2000 Professional Chronograph

$869.99

Oris XXL Full Day Automatic

$679.99

Tag Heuer 2000 Exclusive 18k Gold Bezel

$989.00

FAQs

Authentic?

Each timepiece is guaranteed authentic & original by ottuhr.

Maintenance?

Each timepiece comes cleaned, lubricated, and calibrated.

Warranty?

Our timepieces are covered by a 1-year mechanical warranty.

Returns?

Love it, or return it free of charge within 14-days of delivery.

Condition?

A picture is worth a thousand words. Our photos magnify defects & patina.

Shipping?

We ship worldwide, and cover the cost for all domestic orders over $49.99.

Hamilton, founded in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in 1892, quickly established itself as a premier American watchmaker known for reliability and precision. Initially, Hamilton built its reputation on high-quality pocket watches, particularly with its "railroad" watches, designed to meet the rigorous standards required for railroad use. These timepieces became essential for preventing accidents by ensuring precise timekeeping on the expanding American railway network, earning Hamilton the nickname “The Watch of Railroad Accuracy.” In World War II, Hamilton shifted production from civilian to military timepieces, becoming the official supplier for the U.S. Armed Forces. This period saw the creation of highly durable, accurate military watches and marine chronometers, which were crucial for navigation. After the war, Hamilton continued innovating, introducing the Ventura in 1957—the world’s first electric watch, powered by a battery. Designed by Richard Arbib, the Ventura's bold, futuristic design and technological innovation made it an instant icon, embraced by stars like Elvis Presley and setting a new standard for style in watchmaking. Today, Hamilton is part of the Swatch Group and continues to produce high-quality, Swiss-made watches that honor its American heritage. Known for collections like the Khaki Field, Khaki Aviation, and Jazzmaster, Hamilton maintains its reputation for robust and stylish watches with a nod to its history in aviation, military, and film. Hamilton watches remain a beloved choice among enthusiasts who appreciate both their distinctive designs and legacy of precision and innovation. Shop Hamilton