Rescue mission by helicopter at 3200 m altitude

High-flying, thrilling Event in Zermatt (Switzerland) was planned in close collaboration with Air Zermatt for the launch of the new Khaki Flight Timer pilot watch

Hamilton celebrated the launch of its new, multi-functional pilot watch, the Khaki Flight Timer, in the ski village of Zermatt, Switzerland today. The product launch also marked the beginning of Hamilton’s official partnership with Air Zermatt, Switzerland’s prestigious and highly skilled helicopter rescue and transport service. High above the Swiss Alps aboard a cable car, a dozen journalists from around the world were surprised with a simulated rescue mission when Hamilton executives advised them that their cable car had ‘stalled’ at 3200m in the air. Participants then ‘evacuated’ the cable car through the roof and were transported safely by helicopter to the ground below, experiencing first-hand the skill and expertise of the Air Zermatt team.

BEHIND THE CAMERA AWARDS

Hamilton hosted the 5th annual Hamilton Behind the Camera Awards last night at the Conga Room in Los Angeles.

Hamilton Short movie contest

The Hamilton involvement in the movie world extends far beyond product placements. In 2011, Hamilton developed a short movie contest to honor the best short picture production from film students at various educational institutions throughout the world.

Pan Europ

The new automatic chronograph explores the fascination of changing times with an exclusive movement and eye-catching design.

Movie placement: Abduction

Khaki Field Automatic

New Aviation video in Zermatt/CH

One of the world’s best aerobatic pilots in the most beautiful mountains

World Aerobatic Champion

Nicolas was part of the French team at the World Aerobatic Championship that took place in Foligno - Italy from August 31st till September 11th, 2011. He ended second in the French aeronautics championship in Darois.

Free Flight World Masters Tour

The Free Flight World Masters Tour is a unique flying meeting offering spectacular aerobatics and interactivity with the public (0ver 50000 visitors).

Tannkosh

Over 12000 visitors and around 1400 pilots attend every year Tannkosh in Tannheim/Germany, known as one of the biggest flying meetings in Europe.