Christopher Ward Forum

While we may be experiencing a few slow days, this is not uncommon. Most certainly not uncommon at this time of year. Overall forum usage and visits are up considerably this year over last.

This model is not in the CWArchive. As Guy has mentioned, Information on Military and bespoke models is sketchy at best. At some point this info will be added, but until we can get more definitive information it doesn't make sense. In the meantime, I put together what I can find. I have this model l...

...or is this a legitimate argument that could have far reaching consequences?

See WatchPro article. This could get interesting.

missF wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 02, 2019 4:53 pm

Going home soon!

Happy New Year!

Thank you.

Member Photo of the Month #33 - November 2019

by UNIONmagazine

C65-41ADA1-S0KK0-B0

Happy Thanksgiving to those in America!!

For those traveling, please be safe. Enjoy a day of family, friends and some good football games!!

Please take a few moments to remember those that cannot be home or are not with us.

Happy Birthday Guy!

Take the day off and have a grand time celebrating....maybe even buy a watch.

It was not forgotten! The C5 Mk 1.5 was never an official designation by CW. We actually came up with that here on the forum. If you look at the "Model notes" under the C5 MK I and C5 Mk II you will discover references and transitional information for the C5 1.5. We probably should include some phot...

As we never get complete lists of 50-100 FLE's, it would seem impractical to start lists of regular CW LE's. That, plus most are in the 200-500 range.

Terrific watch...great photo!

Updated.

Mettes Watch

A 26 mm ladies' quartz watch offered for promotional purposes only (never sold separately) in 2007.

Although not an actual watch built by Christopher Ward, It is shown here because it was distributed via CW.

Great looking dogs and they certainly seem to enjoy the water.

Information on the C6 Kingfisher can be found in the CWArchives. Here are the specifics on the C6. Click on the movement # for the battery number. The CWArchives does not include part numbers, but an o ring is pretty generic, I would think that a competent jeweler would stock these. I suspect the is...