Hamilton / Resident Evil Requiem Limited Editions

Key Highlights

• Hamilton partners with Capcom’s “Resident Evil Requiem” for two in-game and real-world limited editions.
• Khaki Field Auto Chrono for Leon S. Kennedy with sniper-scope crown, cartridge-style pushers and wing motif.
• American Classic Pan Europ for Grace Ashcroft with a gold & noir palette and geometric detailing.
• Each watch is limited to 2,000 pieces and launches alongside the game on 27 February 2026.
• Automatic movements with extended power reserve and Nivachron balance springs emphasise reliability.

Hamilton extends its role as a “watchmaker of game makers” with Capcom’s “Resident Evil Requiem”, creating two references that act as narrative tools rather than simple product placement. Developed with the game team, the pieces are tied to the story arcs of FBI analyst Grace Ashcroft and agent Leon S. Kennedy, set around thirty years after the Raccoon City outbreak.

Within this survival-horror universe, the Khaki Field Auto Chrono and American Classic Pan Europ support the tactical and psychological profiles of their wearers. Each model exists both on screen and on the wrist, with character-specific design codes and clear functional intent.

Leon’s Khaki Field Auto Chrono

On Leon S. Kennedy’s wrist, the Khaki Field Auto Chrono Resident Evil Requiem LTD Edition favours functional toughness. The 42 mm steel case with black PVD coating, 14.5 mm height, sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating and 10 bar (100 m) water resistance keep the watch ready for field use.

The crown recalls a sniper-scope knob, while cartridge-inspired pushers reinforce the tactical brief. A black wing at nine o’clock, repeated on the caseback, symbolises prayers for the fallen and echoes the emotional weight of Leon’s missions.

The black dial features chronograph counters at six and twelve o’clock and a day-date display at three, paired with a black synthetic strap with structured finish and H-pin buckle. Inside, the automatic H-21 chronograph movement offers 26 jewels, a 60-hour power reserve and a Nivachron balance spring; reference H71636330 is priced at 1,825 CHF, 2,095 EUR or 2,175 USD.

Grace’s American Classic Pan Europ

Grace Ashcroft’s American Classic Pan Europ Resident Evil Requiem LTD Edition prioritises analytical clarity. The 42 mm black PVD steel case is framed by a golden ring on the crown and a unidirectional bezel with golden numerals, giving a strong graphic outline at 11.9 mm in height with a 22 mm lug width.

A circular-brushed black dial features applied black indexes filled with gold-coloured Super-LumiNova, echoed by the hour and minute hands. The gold & noir theme continues with a gold line running centrally along the black leather strap with crocodile pattern, while the caseback carries geometric motifs that mirror Grace’s forensic mindset.

The watch is powered by Hamilton’s H-30 automatic calibre with day-date function, 25 jewels, an 80-hour power reserve and a Nivachron balance spring. Water resistance is 5 bar (50 m), and the reference H35455730 is offered at 1,180 CHF, 1,345 EUR or 1,475 USD, secured by a folding clasp.

From screen to wrist

Both watches appear in-game and will be available in the real world, each limited to 2,000 units and releasing alongside “Resident Evil Requiem” on 27 February 2026. They also sit within Hamilton’s ongoing dialogue with visual storytelling, spanning railroad timing, military service, film and TV appearances and the first branded watch in a video game.

Why it matters

This collaboration shows how mechanical watchmaking can be integrated into gaming as part of character and world-building rather than as a simple accessory. For collectors, the Resident Evil Requiem editions deliver limited, narrative-rich pieces that unite Swiss movements, screen heritage and a global gaming franchise.

For discerning GCC buyers who follow both fine watchmaking and modern entertainment, these Hamilton Resident Evil Requiem references offer a focused way to secure a numbered, character-driven watch that connects digital storytelling with daily wear.