Christopher Ward Forum

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Well I guess QR stands for quick release, not quick refit :problem: That’s quite true... They’re a piece of cake to remove, but refitting is a little more fiddly. I’d say that refitting a standard bracelet with a Bergeon is almost as easy, but removal is super simple with the QR bracelet. My commen...

A great acquisition Bjorn and if you had to pay a bit above rrp it makes sense to me if that is the going rate and it is a watch you are keen to own. I’d have no hesitation doing the same. I’m sure you are going to really enjoy wearing that watch for many years and if you ever did decide to move it ...

To give a backdrop for Sir Trevor McDoughnut to read the News at Ten?

Just reading that Lawrence Stroll, Lance’s father, may be bidding to acquire Aston Martin. Lance driving a Red Bull next year?

Well I guess QR stands for quick release, not quick refit

Very nice, not sure about the mesh and the price is high (RRP £7,390 in the UK) albeit it is Ti (including the mesh bracelet).

Why would you want to mod a Rolex?!?!? Because you can is probably the answer, although not my cup of tea. I agree with comments above - if I want to mod my Rolex then that is up to me and nothing to do with Rolex. If someone sells a modded Rolex as such and it is accurarely described in terms of n...

I'm not too sure Paul tbh, sorry! I think I would have gone for black leather with stitching to match the cream colour of indices or one of Erikas black ops (probably the "Sand"). I know they are pricey but are custom made to your wrist size.

https://erikasoriginals.com/mn-straps/blackops.php

BobMunro wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 05, 2019 5:52 pm

I've got one that will go to 12,800 feet that I don't even wear in the shower!!

That'll be the DSSD

Tudor GMT on an oh la la Erikas original




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Still in the honeymoon period with my Bremont U-22 BZ and, whilst I like the riveted flieger style strap, it didn't somehow work in black. I've therefore switched to a brown strap of the same style (which belongs to my C8 MkI) that tones much better with the grey dial which has a brownish hue to it...

Des, you are not alone here I feel. I'm sure I have at least 6-8 divers that could go 200-600m and they are lucky if they get to 2m in a holiday pool.

The C11 is a great watch, my first or second CW was an Extreme and like you the hands were a big part of the attraction.

golfjunky wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 03, 2019 10:26 pm

Thanks bud. It’s from 1964, 36mm.

It looks in great condition for being 50 something years old.

Question on the watchgeko strap for those that have them please... I would quite like to try one on my little LLD but it has awkward lug width of 19mm. Do you reckon a 20mm strap would squidge in enough to fit and not look dodgy? thanks I too think it will be fine and for a few quid it must be wort...