Hamilton’s Khaki Field Murph has its origins on the screen. Created for Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar, the watch became part of the film’s central relationship between Cooper and his daughter Murph, linking them across time and space.
What began as a watch designed for a cinematic story later evolved into a permanent Hamilton collection. The original model measured 42 mm, before the more compact 38 mm version joined the collection and became a particularly recognisable expression of the Murph.
For 2026, Hamilton gives the 38 mm Murph a new interpretation with a deep blue dial inspired by the appearance of an interstellar comet.
A luminous blue centre gradually fades towards black at the periphery, recalling the glow of ionised gases illuminated by sunlight and the darkness of deep space.
A pronounced grained texture evokes stardust and creates subtle variations in the way the dial catches the light.
The new Murph retains the visual elements that have defined the collection, including cathedral-style hands, slightly domed numerals and the restrained field-watch layout.
The 38 mm stainless steel case measures 11.1 mm thick and is topped by a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating.
Water resistance is rated to 100 metres / 330 feet.
Inside, the watch is powered by Hamilton’s automatic H-10 movement, which operates at a frequency of 3 Hz (21,600 vibrations per hour) and provides an 80-hour power reserve.
The new blue-dial execution is available either on a stainless steel bracelet or on a black leather strap with a stainless steel pin buckle.
The bracelet version, reference H70405140, is priced at €995 / US$995, while the leather-strap version, reference H70405740, is priced at €1,045 / US$1,075. hamiltonwatch.com
