Christopher Ward Forum

My friend has told me that the only one that he likes aesthetically is the Dartmouth. He is a person of great taste, as it’s also the one that I bought. :) There is also the point that I think the Dartmouth suits a wider range of straps, as an occasional alternative to the bracelet. Neil Should he ...

Very nice neil :thumbup: A four watch all tudor collection of a bb58, a north flag, a ranger and a 1926 for a dress option would be quite satisfying :thumbup: I am thinking Pelagos, NF, BB58 and BB58-blue would be a good alternative for the Tudor part of a collection. I reckon that, as is often the...

My friend has told me that the only one that he likes aesthetically is the Dartmouth.

He is a person of great taste, as it’s also the one that I bought.

There is also the point that I think the Dartmouth suits a wider range of straps, as an occasional alternative to the bracelet.

Neil

Neil

Never had a Steinhart, but they are a brand that I would happily wear. I think the 39mm models are spot on size wise.

The £6kish for an LV has now become an RRP of £7,450.

It looks good Paul. Congratulations.

Neil

During lockdown we have purchased more from a farm shop and a local wine retailer, both of which we only visited occasionally pre Covid-19. Far better meat and wine than Supermarket or the chain wine retailers. So I think I would stick with placing a couple of orders with them, rather than big busin...

Neil

missF wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 07, 2020 8:03 am

Brilliant!
I’d say it’s a good thing he’s grown up a bit now - it looks as if he was eyeing your watch like it was a teething ring!

Ah, I do have a pic of him using one of my watches as a teething ring.

It was the only use I have ever found for a G-Shock!

Neil

I am currently wearing this one. I like it for many reasons. The most important being I bought it one day after the birth of this little chap (he is a lot bigger now!). Neil

A few other suggestions in this thread.

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Neil

malvern_man wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 04, 2020 1:42 pm

Wow Neil, what a stunning photograph, the watch is ok too

Soporsche wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 04, 2020 12:51 pm

Thanks Gents.

My pair for today. Neil

On a day when many in England will be heading to a Pub for the first time in over three months, it is still possible to find a quiet beach and remain socially distant. Neil

^^^ Agreed Guy. As far as I can see the only point not in doubt is that the error on mine is far more obvious than on the OPs!

Kind of wished I hadn’t clicked on the thread.

Where small tolerances are involved it is the person with the watch in their hand who is the best judge.

Neil

kiter65 wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 04, 2020 9:02 am

Not sure if it is just me but a lot of the minute markers are off...gap between 9/10, 14/15, 19/20, 24/25 etc just the way the dial is

On mine or the OPs Richard?

Neil

Well I hadn’t noticed it on mine either... But it is rather evident. There is a clear difference between the spacing of 59 to triangle and triangle to 1 on the bezel insert.

Neil