The Hamilton Titan was the Poor Man’s Van Horn! The case was identical to the Van Horn apart from being made from cheaper 10K gold filled, while the Van Horn was solid gold; the dials are similar. It first appeared in 1957 and can be found with either the 500 or 500A movement. It has either a white or black dial:
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- Hamilton Titan
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- Hamilton Titan
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- Hamilton Titan
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- Hamilton Titan
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- Hamilton Titan
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- Hamilton Titan
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- Hamilton Titan White and Black Dial
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- Hamilton Titan White and Black Dial
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- Hamilton Titan White and Black Dial
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- Hamilton Titan
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- Hamilton Van Horn (right) alongside two Hamilton Titans.
The following Titan is somewhat special. It is thought to be a Hamilton wear test watch and has 1) a display back, 2) a rare 502 movement, 3) a case back with the word “ELECTRIC” stamped in it and 4) applied hour markers on the dial:
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- Hamilton Titan With 502 and Display Back
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- Hamilton Titan With 502 and Display Back
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- Hamilton Titan With 502 and Display Back
Lastly, a Titan II which bears no resemblance to the earlier Titan:
Hamilton Titan II