golfjunky wrote: ↑Mon Mar 17, 2025 3:51 pm
The Torbillon watch is coming.
I think so as well. Gonna be more expensive than bel canto
I thought this too. But then I asked about it on my visit to Maidenhead HQ in December and was told it wasn’t a Tourbillon but something halfway between a BC and a Tourbillon. This left me more confused than when I initially asked!
And though I've got my credit card locked down "pending", my thoughts include
"never wanted a tourbillon (but never attached to a skeleton dial before CW did it)",
"still not bonded with the BC (but not yet handled one)" and
"wasn't blown away by the chequerplate dial Twelve (but you try to prise my Twelve X Ti out of my hands)".
Challenging times ahead methinks.
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Design, marketing and influencers notwithstanding, the urge to buy comes from within.
Yeah, I know. I care very little for marketing and influencers. But CW is really nailing it with design lately. I've said to myself like 5 times in the past year "this will be my last watch for a while" (with 'while' >= 1 year).
When it comes to watches, it really looks like I can resist anything except temptation.
C1 Bel Canto Phoenix
C1 Moonphase
C1 Grand Malvern Power Reserve
C60 Abyss SH21
C60 Atoll 300 Reef Blue
C65 Aquitaine GMT Orca Black
C65 Dune Aeolian Sand
C5 Malvern MKII
..and some other brands
It looks like our sensibilities are about to be challenged.
Double page spread in Oracle.
20250406_094617.jpg
Where`s this photo from? I can't find it on their website or any other official page.
I think this new big release will be unveiled on April 23rd.
In the newest email from the CW titled "Watches & Wonders – live from the sofa" they end the article with "What an exciting month April is in the life of a watch enthusiast. But we must wait until the month’s out for this armchair journalist’s take on the launch of the month. I’ll see you all here on April 23rd."
I`m so excited about this and I do hope this watch will be as game changing as Bel Canto was. I have huge expectations and maybe someone that`s already know more can confirm if the new release will be as avant gard and structural as Bel Canto without going into details?
HAYQ wrote:
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. I have huge expectations and maybe someone that`s already know more can confirm if the new release will be as avant gard and structural as Bel Canto without going into details?
Your request will have to remain without answer or comment until the watch is released.
Guy
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It looks like our sensibilities are about to be challenged.
Double page spread in Oracle.
20250406_094617.jpg
Where`s this photo from? I can't find it on their website or any other official page.
As stated;- "Double page spread in Oracle."
Oracle Time is an horology magazine.
HAYQ wrote:
. . . . . .
. I have huge expectations and maybe someone that`s already know more can confirm if the new release will be as avant gard and structural as Bel Canto without going into details?
Your request will have to remain without answer or comment until the watch is released.
Guy
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Iain’s Law: Any discussion on the Christopher Ward forum, irrespective of the thread title or subject matter, will eventually lead to someone mentioning the Bel Canto if the thread continues for long enough.
