The watchmaker Hamilton crosses a new creative frontier by partnering with Resident Evil Requiem, the latest installment in the cult saga developed by CapcomThis unprecedented collaboration has resulted in two limited-edition watches, conceived as narrative objects in their own right, integrated into both the video game and the real world. This approach confirms Hamilton's ambition: to make watchmaking a language capable of enhancing the emotional and visual credibility of fictional universes.

A collaboration at the heart of the narrative and gameplay
Set nearly thirty years after the Raccoon City outbreak, Resident Evil Requiem immerses players in an intense survival horror experience, alternating between investigation, psychological tension, and action. Hamilton watches are not mere accessories: they were developed in close collaboration with Capcom's teams to meet the tactical, aesthetic, and symbolic requirements of the characters. Every detail contributes to the narrative, grounding the protagonists in a world where survival depends as much on precision as on mastering time.
Founded in 1983 in Osaka, Capcom Capcom has established itself as one of the major players in the global video game industry, renowned for its ability to create enduring and culturally influential franchises. Originally an arcade game developer, the Japanese publisher built its reputation on iconic titles such as Resident Evil, Street Fighter, Monster Hunter, Devil May Cry, and Mega Man, which have captivated several generations of gamers. Capcom distinguishes itself through its masterful interactive storytelling, unwavering technical standards, and a rare ability to evolve its universes without betraying their core identity. Through technological innovation, a keen sense of gameplay, and the construction of complex mythologies, the studio has transformed its games into transmedia touchstones, leaving a lasting mark on film, television series, and contemporary popular culture.

The Khaki Field Auto Chrono: Leon S. Kennedy's survival tool
Worn by Leon S. KennedyThe Khaki Field Auto Chrono Resident Evil stands out with its robust, military aesthetic, directly inspired by the character's field experience. The crown evokes the button on a sniper scope, while the pushers resemble ammunition cartridges, emphasizing the watch's tactical dimension. A black wing positioned at 9 o'clock, also featured on the case back, symbolizes a prayer for the fallen, recalling the psychological weight of Leon's missions in a post-apocalyptic world. Featuring a 42mm black PVD-coated steel case, an H-21 automatic chronograph movement with a 60-hour power reserve, and 100-meter water resistance, this watch embodies absolute reliability in a hostile environment. Limited to 2,000 pieces, it will be available for €2,095 at the game's launch on February 27, 2026.
At the heart of Resident Evil Requiem, the main characters embody two complementary approaches to survival and the fight against chaos. Leon S. KennedyAn iconic figure in the saga, he appears here as a seasoned agent, marked by decades of battles against the worst biological threats. His field experience, his composure, and his ability to act under extreme pressure make him an operational pillar, guided as much by duty as by the memory of past losses. At his side, Grace Ashcroft She embodies a new generation of protagonists: as an FBI analyst, she brings a more intellectual and methodical perspective to events. Where Leon acts, Grace observes, deciphers, and anticipates, making analysis, logic, and precision weapons as decisive as strength or reflexes. Together, they form a balanced narrative duo, illustrating the fundamental duality of the Resident Evil universe: survival requires as much physical courage as mental clarity.
The Pan Europ: Grace Ashcroft's analytical elegance
In deliberate contrast, the Pan Europ Resident Evil accompanies Grace AshcroftIts black and gold design asserts a more cerebral, almost strategic elegance. A gold line runs across the crocodile-patterned leather strap, while the circular brushed dial and gold hour markers create a clear and sophisticated timekeeping experience. Powered by the H-30 automatic movement with an 80-hour power reserve, this watch combines endurance and refinement, reflecting the character of the timepiece. Also limited to 2,000 pieces, it will be offered at €1,345 and stands out as a more understated yet equally compelling timepiece.
Hamilton, watchmaker of fictional worlds
This collaboration is part of a long-standing tradition at Hamilton. From its iconic appearances in films like Interstellar and Tenet, to its status as the first watch brand integrated into a video game, the company has cultivated a close relationship with the creative industries. Founded in 1892 in Pennsylvania, Hamilton combines American spirit with Swiss precision and has always been committed to designing watches that enhance the authenticity of the characters they accompany. With Resident Evil Requiem, this philosophy reaches a new degree of maturity, where the watch object becomes an emotional and narrative vector in its own right.

When time becomes an element of survival
Beyond design and mechanics, Hamilton x Resident Evil Requiem It questions the very notion of time in a world of survival. Every second counts, every decision can be fatal, and the watch becomes the symbol of a fragile balance between control, fear, and resilience. By linking watchmaking craftsmanship to the digital world, Hamilton has created a collaboration of significant cultural value, intended for both collectors and fans of the saga. A successful encounter between two worlds where precision is not a luxury, but a vital necessity.
Patrick Koune
































