Christopher Ward Forum

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I enjoyed reading that, complete with some excellent outdoors pics. My favourites are the Turtle and Alpinist; two watches that I have often looked at thinking I would like to try them at some stage. Neil The Alpinist and 'Blue Lagoon' Turtle are both excellent watches and look great outdoors due t...

I didn't know the brand Lew & Huey, but this Phantom is a really interesting model. I watched just now and it's an affordable Watch. Lew & Huey have now become NTH which stands for nod to history, they are based in the USA. The list price is $550, but Long Island Watches have it for $225 , which im...

I have had a winder but didn't replace it once it broke! Enjoy spending time winding and setting your watches!

ps I went through this 3 years ago!

StrappedUp wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 14, 2020 1:49 pm

Back in the CW club and absolutely love it!

Looking good Ryan!

Boydesian wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 15, 2020 9:50 pm

Great photo of the lovely old version of the Alpinist!

I do also like the new version with 70hrs power reserve!

Amazing, quality looking straps Graham!! Going to pm you now!

Welcome to the forum and congratulations on picking up your first CW! I was in the same position picking up my first CW watch, also a C60, in the December sale 3 years ago - and then joining the forum! I think 22mm straps will be awkward to make fit and will look a little bit big for the 38mm C60. Y...

Hand wound Zenith EP today. I love that this mechanical chronograph is thinner than most of my three hand watches. The way the dial curves downward at the edges, wrapping down around the movement, is just lovely. The back view is not too shabby either... https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20200110/e2...

Count me in for the fantastic Perpetual as the pick of the litter! Appreciate the SOTC post and quite the turnover within your collection. It's liberating when you dial in and figure out what watches work for yourself. Congrats ! Thanks. Yes, I was lucky to get the Perpetual at a very good price of...

Thegreyman wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 06, 2020 9:45 pm

Ricky Gervais's Golden Globes monologue....absolutely hilarious.

Yeah I've just listened to that!

Looking good Dean! My favourites would be the blue lagoon (I have one of those) and the Perpetual. I’m very partial to a hand wound chronograph (it keeps the watch thinner) and that one looks equally nice from either the front or the back... :thumbup: Thanks Gary, those two are definitely the quali...

That's an excellent collection you have Dean with a nice variety of colours and styles. My favourites are actually all the Seikos - the Blue Turtle, the Alpinist (what a beautiful green dial that has) and the Presage Cocktail Time (I used to own one of these myself, the ice blue dial is also amazin...

That's a lovely 'tight' collection you have there Dean and good to see you have two of my cast off / hand me downs. :lol: Seriously, good to see the C10 and Phantom. :thumbup: To me the stand out piece, which punches well above its weight (cost), is the hand wound Perpetual. Great classic style pie...

StrapMeister wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 04, 2020 5:51 pm

That's a great collection you have there Dean...some very nice pieces
Glad to see the Alpinist is still there

Thanks Nigel - I've never stopped loving the Alpinist!