Gaming Watches Watches Featured Across Iconic Video Game Franchises

From Cinema Heritage to Gaming

For decades, Hamilton has been known as the watchmaker of Filmmakers, with more than 500 on‑screen appearances across cinema and television. That deep connection to cinematic storytelling now fuels Hamilton’s evolution into the world of gaming - a medium where narrative, immersion and authenticity play an equally vital role. Each new gaming collaboration expands our storytelling universe, bringing Hamilton’s precision, realism and character‑driven design into digital worlds where time shapes action. From our first in‑game debut in "Far Cry 6" (the franchise’s first‑ever branded watch integration), to collaborations with "Death Stranding 2", "Call of Duty: Black Ops 7" and "Resident Evil Requiem", Hamilton continues to define the art of gaming watches by merging Swiss watchmaking with immersive, next‑generation storytelling.

Bringing Storytelling to the Next Level

Hamilton watches don’t simply appear in video games - they drive tension, shape missions and become essential parts of each universe’s narrative logic. In "Far Cry 6", the Khaki Field Titanium Automatic equips players with a unique defensive gameplay boost that “keeps on ticking” through danger. In "Death Stranding 2", the futuristic Boulton‑inspired design reflects Kojima Productions’ techno‑apocalyptic world, developed in close collaboration with legendary art director Yoji Shinkawa. In "Call of Duty: Black Ops 7", the tactical Khaki Field Auto becomes operator Axel Vermaak’s essential gear, seamlessly integrated for full in‑game realism. And in "Resident Evil Requiem", time itself becomes a narrative force, with bespoke watches created for protagonists Leon S. Kennedy and Grace Ashcroft that mirror their personalities, roles and story arcs. Across these partnerships, Hamilton elevates storytelling by transforming timekeeping into a true gameplay mechanic - never just a visual detail.

Expanding Storytelling Across Franchises

Beyond direct video game collaborations, Hamilton also partners with entire franchises to enrich storytelling across formats and universes. In "Splinter Cell: Deathwatch", Hamilton watches sit at the very heart of the narrative within the franchise’s animated series adaptation. Worn by key characters and integrated into mission‑critical moments, the timepieces become storytelling devices that bridge fantasy and reality. This approach reflects Hamilton’s broader role as a creative collaborator - not only within games themselves, but across expanded universes where storytelling extends into series, animation and long‑form narrative experiences.

From In‑Game to Your Wrist

Hamilton’s gaming collaborations blur the boundary between the virtual and the real, allowing fans to wear the exact same watches as their favourite characters. Dani Rojas sports the Khaki Field Titanium in "Far Cry 6", which was released in real life as a limited edition of 1,983 pieces mirroring the in‑game model. In "Death Stranding 2", the American Classic Boulton, worn by Neil and portrayed by Luca Marinelli - was recreated with its futuristic titanium architecture and seven sapphire crystals. In "Call of Duty: Black Ops 7", operator Axel Vermaak’s Khaki Field Auto is available IRL in a limited run of 5,000 pieces. And in "Resident Evil Requiem", both Grace Ashcroft’s Pan Europ and Leon S. Kennedy’s Khaki Field Auto Chrono launch as limited editions of 2,000 pieces each, aligned with the game’s release. By mirroring in‑game authenticity with real‑world craftsmanship, Hamilton creates a lasting connection between players, characters and the stories they inhabit, ensuring the adventure continues long after the screen fades to black.