My 2006 Malvern C5 Aviator, even being one of the first CW was serviced with no problems. In conversation with Declan, CW do still have many parts for the older watches. Where there are some issues are on some bezel inserts and dials which were not sold in great numbers. Hence, there are less stock,...

Nice watch but not for me. However I am looking forward to see the new straps.

Is anyone looking at the new Discovery 2 with 68 hour power reserve ?

‘You can get a lot of watch for 5k these days.’ Older Speedy, use Lemania movements bought in. Seamaster, use ETA 2892 bought in anything from the BB line (early version), used ETA 2824 bought in BB Chrono, use Breitling bought in Tudor Chrono use valjoux bought in Sorry a bit lost on this. What wa...

‘You can get a lot of watch for 5k these days.’ Older Speedy, use Lemania movements bought in. Seamaster, use ETA 2892 bought in anything from the BB line (early version), used ETA 2824 bought in BB Chrono, use Breitling bought in Tudor Chrono use valjoux bought in Sorry a bit lost on this. What wa...

‘You can get a lot of watch for 5k these days.’ Older Speedy, use Lemania movements bought in. Seamaster, use ETA 2892 bought in anything from the BB line (early version), used ETA 2824 bought in BB Chrono, use Breitling bought in Tudor Chrono use valjoux bought in Sorry a bit lost on this. What was...

Module being the keyword. It is still an off the rack movement regardless of how you want to package it. I’m not praising Tudor, just saying for the same money you can get actual movement worthy of 2022. Don’t be mad. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk A movement worthy of 2022 hahaha. Oh you mean ...

In AUD these start at $5,000, personally I can’t fathom spending that much on something for an off the rack movement. I have a blue BB58 which is a similar price to this. Great watch, love it. But there is a lot more in the complication here than the stepping up of the movement. Very different beas...

Having been lucky enough to see and hear the watch, I was very impressed. The chime I auditable but not overbearing, the dial does have a great colour. I am not sure about the bracelet, it does look more balanced on the leather. The detailing a amazing. Is it for me unfortunately not, but that Is on...

Not for me. At £8k there are many better options.
This is the one with the Horage movement in it?
If so Horage’s start from £2.5k, so I don’t understand where all the added cost comes from.

I was expecting CW to grow out of microbrands by offering more style or complications either with in house SH21 or JJ varients but market won over for the last 4 yrs I presume. Their new offerings are better quality than ever but my interests in them are heading opposite direction. However, I know ...

I’d be curious to see what a chrono version of a 39mm Sealander might look like. You mean chronograph, right? CW being a purchaser of third party movements, I'd also be curious to see how they could pull it off, and would be ready to pay the price for it. Their current chrono offering is way too la...

I am looking forward to seeing this one in the metal

I have some C5 aviators you could have purchased them in 2006 for about £300 which is there current value. Effectively, if I sold it I would have had a free watch. Not when one accounts for inflation. £300 in 2006 isn’t quite the same as £300 now. As others have said ‘I have used the watch for thos...

Completely agree, CW makes a great watch but they will depreciate. If you follow on EBay how many watches just sit there not being sold? If a Sealander costs £625.00 less the £100 voucher = £525. How much would you pay for a secondhand one £400-£425. On the older models you have to consider a servic...