Christopher Ward Forum

Except for the name, Iron Walker, the simple three hander is quite nice - if a bit bland.

Wis 1. How did you become interested in watches, and when? I guess I was about 10 when an old ladies pocket watch my grandmother had caught my keen interest. It seemed to the young me a thing of rare beauty. She gave it to me not long after I expressed an interest in it. I still have it. 2. How did ...

^^^ Thanks. The car is a great studio!

Thegreyman wrote:Panerai 510

Nice. 512 here.

Out and about.

A superb trio indeed Steve, and one that covers all ‘needs’. I have come to realize that what I really like are watches with a strong ‘personality’ and striking yet simple design, and it seems you do too.

I really can’t see how you could tire of that trio!

Can’t help you with the watch, but the box is from a Norwegian shop. Kristiania was the name for Oslo until 1925.

I have taken that mountain road during summer. The highest pass is at 1200 meters (about 3600 feet). It is very beautiful. It’s only open from May to September though, for obvious reasons!

Recently, on a mountain pass somewhere in Southern Norway ...

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That looks the business! Just the right amount of quirkiness. The case shape is so much more interesting than the regular, round type. Congratulations. I predict lots of enjoyment with ish-time, and maybe occasionally some frustration when you need to know the time to catch a bus.

^^^ Lovely.

I quite like the Westminster Abbey! But I could see the novelty wearing off.

Congratulations. I agree with Lindsey, it is perfect (with 200m WR).

Quite a few interesting models on their site.

Intriguing Steve. Could it be a ‘holiday’ watch, something waterproof and fun? To be worn with sandals and shorts while sipping a mojito?