Hamilton Expedition 37mm
An Incident Commander with the US Forest Service, Fire Prevention and Investigations, photographed between radio calls on a wildland fire in Northern California. His terrain report: steep and deep around here, but we got it. The notebook and the two radios are the command post. On the wrist is a Hamilton Khaki Field Expedition 37, and this fire is its first, the maiden assignment for what he already calls the Hammy. If you have a wrist shot from somewhere that matters, submit at the link in bio. Tempus Est Potentia.
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Hamilton Khaki Field Expedition 37mm
The Expedition is the newest branch of Hamilton's Khaki Field line: a 37 millimeter steel case, sapphire crystal, screw down crown, 100 meters of water resistance, and a rotating compass bezel marked with the cardinal points. Inside is the H-10 automatic with an 80 hour power reserve. This example rides the three link bracelet and just picked up its first fire.
Incident Command, Northern California
The submitter works Fire Prevention and Investigations for the US Forest Service and was serving as Incident Commander on a wildland fire in Northern California when the photo was taken, between radio calls, notebook open, both radios in reach. Wildland incident command runs from wherever the truck stops.