Christopher Ward Forum

^^^Very nice. Anywhere special?

Here’s my favourite summer watch. Sorry about the fingerprints. Wiped it now!

Pornographia Horologica!

Very nice, Neil. Thanks for sharing.

Better still would be to leave the valve off altogether, as it will serve no practical purpose. :) Ah, but then these boards are full of "I never use the...": mainly chronograph but you could substitute GMT, moon phase, planetarium, sky chart, tide indicator, repeater, alarm or even date! Andy Warh...

bspj wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 21, 2019 11:14 am

Greetings to everyone.

Likewise, mon ami!

I think I'm for reporting the fault to them for feedback and QC purposes indicating that your desire not to lose possession of the watch for the period it might take them to examine/investigate/remedy outweighs the disappointment you feel, nonetheless seeking a reply from them. ^^^This, really. Ple...

Many happy returns, Richard. Have a splendid day, wear a superb watch (not difficult in your case) and hopefully Mrs D will take you out for a fabulous lunch!

Just had a quick look on Chrono24. This one is in the UK.

https://www.chrono24.co.uk/all/accurist ... 827302.htm

Welcome to the forum!

I give you the Rolex Datejust. Launched in 1945, to most folk outside the strange world of WIS, Rolex = Datejust. By far the best selling Rolex model. Available with a range of sizes, materials, dials and indices, I reckon it’s the most recognisable Rolex model to Joe Public. For one watch Rolex ow...

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THANK YOU, FORUM!

I’m going to give you a little vintage icon now that I have been rather fond of for a long time. The Tissot Navigator World Timer dates back to the 1950s, the end of what we might call the golden age of the ocean liner, before they all became cruise ships and the jet aircraft shrank the world. What ...

gaf1958 wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 19, 2019 10:01 am

Can’t believe it’s not been mentioned yet, but the Omega Speedmaster simply has to make any “Iconic” list. Produced in countless versions since 1957; yet still around and more popular than ever.

We were leaving that one to YOU, Gary. Right, Neil? That one’s a stunner. Thank you.

Fine looking piece, Malcolm. Good decision.

An interesting hour! The IWC would also be my choice from that lineup. I have realised that I only like gold on smaller watches with leather straps.

Sunday...wake up and smell the coffee! (2015 FLE)