Up for sale is a fantastic vintage **Hamilton Electric Sea-Lectric II** watch, a classic piece of watchmaking history and a true icon as one of the world's first battery-powered wristwatches. This model, released in March 1962, features an asymmetric, all-stainless steel case designed by the famous Richard Arbib. The silver sunburst dial with applied baton indices and the distinctive red-tipped seconds hand are all original. It's a great entry point into vintage electric watches and wears comfortably with its substantial 35mm case and 42mm lug-to-lug size. The watch is running and keeping time. It has a newly installed battery (not a full service by a watchmaker). The hack function works properly, and the watch starts up when the crown is pushed in from the setting position to the running position. **Condition** The watch is in great condition for its age, consistent with the photos. The stainless steel case and brown leather strap show signs of wear typical of a vintage piece, but no major dings or deep scratches. The dial is clean with original finish and luminous inserts on the hands, which have aged gracefully. The movement (Caliber 505) is running well. **Specs** * **Brand:** Hamilton * **Model:** Sea-Lectric II * **Movement:** Caliber 505 (Electric balance wheel movement) * **Case Material:** Stainless Steel * **Case Diameter:** Approx 35mm (without crown) * **Lug-to-Lug:** Approx 42mm * **Dial:** Original Silver Sunburst, "Electric" text * **Bracelet:** Brown leather strap * **Year:** Circa 1962 **Price & Payment** * **Price:** **$399** (Open to reasonable offers) * **Payment:** Venmo F&F, or PayPal F&F (G&S only accepted for buyers with strong feedback, add 5%). * **Shipping:** Shipping within CONUS via USPS Priority Mail is included. * **Feedback:** I have 19 successful transactions here on [r/watchexchange](https://www.reddit.com/r/watchexchange/). Let me know if you have any questions or for more pictures. Thanks for looking!