Hamilton Khaki Field × NEIGHBORHOOD - H706850 - Black PVD Automatic - ca. 2011 - 44mm Hamilton Khaki Field Automatic, reference H706850, from the early 2010s. Black PVD-coated stainless steel case fitted with the automatic ETA 2824-2 caliber, 25 jewels, behind a sapphire display caseback. The caseback is engraved NEIGHBORHOOD and URBAN GARMENT, marking this as a Hamilton × NEIGHBORHOOD collaboration reference. Hamilton's Khaki Field line descends from the military watches the brand supplied to the U.S. Army through the 20th century, and the automatic references pair that heritage silhouette with a widely serviceable Swiss ETA base movement. This blacked-out H706850 was produced with NEIGHBORHOOD, the Tokyo streetwear label founded by Shinsuke Takizawa in 1994, as part of Hamilton's collaborations with Japanese fashion houses. The fully monochrome PVD case, signed "H" crown and matching signed buckle give it a streetwear-leaning identity distinct from the standard steel Khaki, and these collaboration references circulate far more in the Japanese market than in European auctions. - Movement: Automatic, ETA 2824-2, 25 jewels - Case: Stainless steel with black PVD coating, approx. 44 mm excluding crown - Dial: Black, Arabic 12-hour scale with inner 24-hour scale, date at 3, Super-LumiNova - Crystal: Domed sapphire; sapphire display caseback - Strap: Original Hamilton black rubber with signed "H" tang buckle, approx. 22 mm lug width - Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, date - Water resistance: Rated 100 m / 10 ATM as marked; seals untested on a pre-owned piece - Reference: H706850 - Era: early 2010s (ca. 2011) The watch is in very good condition. The black dial is clean with intact luminous hands and markers, the sapphire crystal is clear, and the PVD coating is largely intact with light wear at the lug edges and case high points consistent with normal use. The movement is clean and clearly visible through the sapphire caseback. It runs and keeps good time; full working order confirmed. Blacked-out Hamilton × NEIGHBORHOOD references rarely surface on European auction platforms — most examples change hands in the Japanese secondary market. From a private collection. Watch only — no box or papers. Shipped fully insured, tracked, and signature-required worldwide.