MiniMpi wrote:It really is a fabulous collection of JJ complications Richard, highly envious !
Still remember the time I saw your World Timer, it left a big impression on me.

I am looking forward to the new world timer coming out, probably won't make a appearance until next year.

matski171 wrote:

MiniMpi wrote:It really is a fabulous collection of JJ complications Richard, highly envious !
Still remember the time I saw your World Timer, it left a big impression on me.

I am looking forward to the new world timer coming out, probably won't make a appearance until next year.

I’ve seen it and it’s worth the wait.

Thanks Ferg, it was certainly a memorable supper. Coral and I thoroughly enjoyed both yours and Lou’s company. Here’s to the next time.

Four exquisite watches with fascinating complications , and four I never tire of looking at . Congrats Richard .

tempusmaximus wrote:Four exquisite watches with fascinating complications , and four I never tire of looking at . Congrats Richard .

Thanks Bernie, with all my visits to No:1 I never saw these all together. IMHO they do look good.

On other watch forums, CW tend to take a cliched kicking for their logo & sales, but when you see a quartet like that, in addition to their 'in-house' movement, you realise that they've actually achieved something quite special & ambitious in a short time.

^^ well said TG3N - i agree

What a smashing collection Richard! Four very desirable and unusual watches that you are unlikely to see anyone else wearing outside of a CW get together.

That is a great sub set of CW's in your collection. I've admired all these watches in the past, each looks very distinctive.

It's one of the things I've always liked about CW and said in the past, there are very few if any watch companies (that I can think of at least) that have made such a breadth of different designs, styles and types of watches and done them all very well, including the more unique ones you have there.

Does the single pusher share the same movement as the C9 ME109 that Guy posted recently?

Thegreyman wrote:
Does the single pusher share the same movement as the C9 ME109 that Guy posted recently?

Yes it does. A modified Unitas 6497 JJ02 caliber.

Richard D wrote: ↑Fri Jun 08, 2018 5:32 pm I’m delighted to have added this unusual Jumping Hour to my collection of JJs. All unique designs, fascinating complications and definitely conversation pieces.




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Nice JJ collection.

Here are mine.

40mm MKIII with roman numerals.

img_20190501_222023__1__210 by hsukirk, on Flickr

Only if C9 JH MKI comes in 40mm instead of 43mm would beat it.

CW C9 JH MKI by hsukirk, on Flickr

My 1st CW 9 yrs ago.

Christopher Ward C9 JH MKII by hsukirk, on Flickr

My love for CW jump hours.

JH MK3 40mm vs 43mm by hsukirk, on Flickr

WP_20150525_009 by hsukirk, on Flickr

CW C9 JH3 43mm Gold by hsukirk, on Flickr

CW C9 JH MK3 43mm & C60 GMT by hsukirk, on Flickr

Also a fan of Worldtimer but never got used to this first iteration.

CW C9 Worldtimer by hsukirk, on Flickr

2nd attempt is much more useful imo.

IMG_20181210_144219005 by hsukirk, on Flickr

Moonphase is fun for a few nights but 5 days PR SH21 is a great daily wearer.

WP_20151122_16_46_50_Rich (2) by hsukirk, on Flickr

Please tell me there's nothing funny going on with the second hand? It looks... grainy?

Richard D wrote: ↑Fri Jun 08, 2018 7:24 pm

magicman wrote:Very nice.

Shame he left the company.
How about adding the one with the first in house movement, the C9 5 Day ?
Or are you JJ'd out for now ?

Regards Steve

I’ve got one of the very early editions of the C9 5 Day.

tikkathree wrote: ↑Mon Oct 31, 2022 6:12 pm Please tell me there's nothing funny going on with the second hand? It looks... grainy?

It’s only how the light has reflected off the second hand, all is well.

Pretty amazing collection there , the JJ series are the next ones for my collection, and i know its a personal thing but i very much prefer the older logos aswell to the newer ones, they go well with those designs.