About This Watch
The Hamilton Khaki Field Murph Auto is perhaps the most famous movie watch of the 21st century, featured prominently in Christopher Nolan's 2014 masterpiece Interstellar as the timepiece worn by Matthew McConaughey's character Cooper and later by his daughter Murph. The watch plays a central role in the film's plot, with its second hand used to transmit quantum data across dimensions — a narrative device that turned this Hamilton into an instant icon among both watch enthusiasts and film fans. The production model faithfully recreates the watch seen on screen, with one brilliant hidden detail: the word "EUREKA" is spelled out in Morse code on the seconds track, a tribute to the film's pivotal scene. The 42mm case size matches the proportions seen in the movie, and the clean black dial with Arabic numerals at 3, 6, 9, and 12 creates a legible, purposeful layout. The H-10 automatic caliber provides 80 hours of power reserve, far exceeding what was available in the watch's historical inspirations. The brown calf leather strap gives the Murph a warm, vintage feel that suits its cinematic heritage. While many "movie watches" are prohibitively expensive luxury pieces, Hamilton has made the Murph accessible at under $900, allowing Interstellar fans and field watch enthusiasts alike to own a genuine piece of cinema history. It has become one of Hamilton's best-selling models and a gateway watch for many entering the hobby.
Specifications
Movement
| Movement Type | Automatic |
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| Caliber | H-10 |
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| Power Reserve | 80 hours |
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| Frequency | 21,600 vph |
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| Jewels | 25 |
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Case
| Case Diameter | 42.0mm |
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| Case Thickness | 11.9mm |
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| Case Material | Stainless Steel |
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| Crystal | Sapphire |
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| Bezel | Fixed, smooth |
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| Dial Color | Black |
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| Lug Width | 22mm |
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| Lug-to-Lug | 50.0mm |
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Features
| Water Resistance | 100m / 328ft |
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| Bracelet/Strap | Brown calf leather strap |
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| Clasp | Pin buckle |
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| Weight | 80g |
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| Complications | Date |
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