Christopher Ward Forum

No surprise here. Very smart. :thumbup: Does it seem much smaller on the wrist than your Milgauss? (I realise it’s referred to by Rolex as 41, but in reality is less). Neil Yes! Very much so! But I think that has more to do with the noticeably thinner case. It is a more comfortable watch to wear (f...

No surprise here.

Hello again everyone! I have been away far too long, but in all honesty, I had many other matters to attend to and was also up to very little of interest, horologically speaking. Until this afternoon, that is. I just picked up my newest acquisition: a radiant blue Datejust 41 ref. 126300. One of the...

I have a four watch Seiko Squad:

Hello all, long time no see. I am wearing the Speedy today (as per usual) but wore this eye-catching red and black Concord Saratoga over the weekend. It's a '90s era watch, and not something I would've bought for myself, however my jeweler friend gave it to me as a gift. I suppose one sign that you ...

Yesterday I switched the Oris over to a newly arrived naturally textured black leather band. I really like it.



Wearing this today:

Old pic.

Long hiatus taking care of Mom, but have some breathing room now. Today I am wearing a ca. 1990 Oris Pointer Date (ref. 7403) just back from a complete service. :D Hope your Mom is okay. Nice looking Oris. Thank you very much. She is doing well getting around on her new hip, and her arm is pretty m...

Long hiatus taking care of Mom, but have some breathing room now. Today I am wearing a ca. 1990 Oris Pointer Date (ref. 7403) just back from a complete service.

Good watches that don't really grab me too much. With one exception. I really like the Clifton Baumatic COSC with the white dial. It has a lot of things going for it in my view: classic aesthetic, crosshair dial, 40mm case, sub-11mm thick, anti-magnetic silicon components, and 5 day power reserve. A...