Deep Space Horology: Hamilton Khaki Field Murph 38mm Blue Watch

Few timepieces in modern horological cinema carry a legacy as profound as the ‘Murph’. Originally created as a bespoke prop for Christopher Nolan’s 2014 sci-fi masterpiece Interstellar, the watch eventually transitioned into a real-world sensation.

Following the overwhelming success of both its original 42mm execution and its highly wearable 38mm follow-up, Pennsylvania-founded Swiss watchmaker Hamilton has unveiled an atmospheric new evolution: the Hamilton Khaki Field Murph 38mm Blue Watch.

Atmospheric Space Dial & Cinematic Roots

Priced at $1045 (~£800), this latest expression of the Murph leans even deeper into its interstellar lore with a dial that reads like a high-resolution snapshot of deep space. At the centre of the display sits a luminous blue hue that gradually fades outward into a void-like black perimeter, echoing the ethereal glow of ionised interstellar gas thinning out in the cosmos.

To prevent the dial from feeling flat, Hamilton introduced a fine, grained texture that catches ambient light and adds a subtle tactile depth. Despite this striking atmospheric colourway, the watch remains firmly anchored to its cinematic roots.

Longtime fans will instantly recognise the signature cathedral-shaped hands and slightly domed printed numerals, both generously filled with Super-LumiNova for optimal low-light legibility when the cabin lights dim.

Compact 38mm Case Geometry & Strap Options

Underpinning the new dial is the universally acclaimed 38mm stainless steel case, measuring a remarkably wearable 11.1mm in thickness with a 20mm lug width.

Topped with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and offering 100 metres (10 bar) of water resistance, the case architecture balances everyday field-watch utility with refined wrist presence.

“By pairing an atmospheric deep-space blue dial with an 80-hour H-10 movement, Hamilton elevates the $1045 Murph 38mm into an absolute interstellar triumph.”

Recognising that modern collectors demand versatility, Hamilton offers the 38mm Blue Murph in two distinct wrist configurations. Traditionalists can opt for a soft black calfskin leather strap with contrasting white stitching for a quiet, classic field aesthetic.

Alternatively, those seeking a contemporary, tool-ready look can select the full stainless steel bracelet version, complete with a folding clasp and an easy micro-adjustment system for the perfect fit.

Swiss H-10 Calibre Performance & Heritage

Visible through the exhibition case back is Hamilton’s in-house Swiss H-10 automatic calibre. Operating with three-hand simplicity, this self-winding workhorse trades complex complications for exceptional endurance, delivering a massive 80-hour power reserve.

This means you can take the watch off on Friday evening, leave it on your nightstand over the weekend, and pick it up on Monday morning without needing to wind or reset it.

Feature Specification	Horological & Architectural Detail
Retail Price	$1045 USD (~£800 GBP)
Case Dimensions	38.0mm Diameter × 11.1mm Thickness (20mm Lug Width)
Dial Architecture	Ionised Deep-Space Blue Fading to Black w/ Grained Texture
Movement Engine	Swiss Made H-10 Automatic (80-Hour Power Reserve)
Anti-Magnetic Protection	Nivachron™ Balance Spring (Shock & Temperature Resistant)
Water Resistance	100 Metres / 10 ATM
Strap Options	Black Calfskin Leather or Stainless Steel Bracelet w/ Micro-Adjustment

Enhanced by a high-tech Nivachron balance spring for superior protection against magnetic fields, temperature fluctuations, and everyday shocks, the Hamilton Khaki Field Murph 38mm Blue Watch ($1045) is a story-rich, mechanically formidable field watch for cinephiles and watch enthusiasts alike.

$1045 at Worn & Wound