What makes the Lancaster 110 unique: We are excited to bring you this beautiful timepiece from the Hamilton Watch Company, our Lancaster 110. We are always amazed by how unique and special each and every one of these antique watches are and how much they vary between the different models. We love the intricate design work that has been carefully machined into the face of this dial, with this one-of-a-kind look in the center. A nice amount of age brings character to the outer edge of this watch face, while these dark blue open-kite hands contrast nicely. We set the watch in our sandblasted titanium case, with a nickel-plated crown and black band. As we turn this watch over to reveal the movement within, we are immediately drawn to the Geneva lines that are the focal point of craftsmanship all throughout the build plates. The spiral patterns on the mainspring wheel and crown wheel give a sense of motion as they slowly turn round and round. Gold-plated gears beneath give a nice visual appeal, and play well with the accents of 17 screw-set jewels. Stainless steel hardware against the nickel-plated build plate ties everything together and makes for a very clean and classic look. This watch was originally manufactured by the Hamilton Watch Company in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1923. Yankee Stadium opens its doors for the first time in April of this same year, in The Bronx, as the official home of the New York Yankees.