Hamilton turns Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey into a bronze field watch

Hamilton and filmmaker Christopher Nolan have developed a watch inspired by The Odyssey, translating mythological references into the language of a field watch. The 42 mm bronze case surrounds a dark, circular-brushed dial whose textures echo Odysseus' helmet, while the sword-shaped hands refer to the hero's weapons. A titanium caseback carries imagery associated with the armour and Nolan's signature.

The Khaki Field Auto The Odyssey Limited Edition is produced in 2,112 examples. Hamilton presents it in a collector's display case with a commemorative plaque and Athena pin, foregrounding the connection between cinema and the physical object. Its European product listing gives a €1,375 price. The July 2026 announcement concerns a new limited watch, not merely product placement in a film.

The design demonstrates how a collaboration can change a watch's materials, surface and packaging without losing the recognisable Khaki Field identity. The bronze case will also develop its own character with wear, connecting the myth-inspired appearance to the passing of time.