Christopher Ward Forum

Picture from eBay, but it seems to meet most of the criteria?

Citizen NY0040...full lume dial.



Will only be available used now, I think.

^^^^ Thanks. I was just looking at the Damasko DA37, which is gorgeous, but I’m keen on good legibility too. @Richard - I think you had a DA20 for a while - the day-date looks a bit small - how was it for legibility? Cheers I still have the DA20, Lindsey - although it spent some time on secondment ...

Have you considered Damasko? I like the way they have implemented the day/date - slightly off-centre.

Leon O wrote: I must be overlooking a button/link on the site to get to the detailed specifications...

Thank you,

Leon

If you select a specific watch (strap/colour combo) on the CW site, you will see the detailed specs.

Have a great day, Neil.

Happy Birthday, Ferg. Enjoy your visit and make the right decision.

Experimenting with straps for the C5 Aviator.

This one is a Hirsch Medici curve end strap. Not the easiest to fit but very comfortable...

My go-to quartz watch is this Citizen Satellite Wave: https://i.postimg.cc/PqyFfZhM/IMG-4913.jpg According to Citizen... In 2011, Citizen invented a unique technology: Satellite Wave. It enables watches to receive time signals from orbiting GPS satellites to display precise time and date. Citizen Sa...

Another vote for the Planet Ocean Liquid Metal LE. My favourite watch and my favourite dial. The combination of ceramic dial, raised numerals and complex markers makes me smile even after nine years of ownership. https://i.postimg.cc/KvSxLr7c/IMG-3389x.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/zDRqVPgP/IMG-5861-2.jp...

I don't think the two operating systems are mutually exclusive, so it's not really necessary to go full-on Apple or vice-versa. For myself I use an iPhone (a 7 that does everything I need and is a good size), an iPad and a couple of Windows 10 laptops. I share one calendar (iCloud) across all device...

I also like Marmite. But I really, really don’t like the PO1.

I'm sure there's a compromise to be found.

It’s a good looking bike for sure, albeit I don’t know much about them. Better hang on to all your old toothbrushes going forward for cleaning all the nooks and crannies on that lovely chrome/engine! If I ever get to toothbrush level bike cleaning, I think it will be time to change something! :o

Lovely bike Richard. Love the private plate too. Thanks. I'm not really a "private plate" kind of bloke (or at least I didn't think I was), but I got this one a while ago for a vehicle I owned that had a crap reg plate. It was on retention so I thought I'd make use of it. I also like the fact that ...