Christopher Ward Forum

I don't get it, totally different style of watches to me. I can't honestly see anyone wanting a non bezel watch like the BB41 looking at a rotating bezel dive style watch.

Well, if we are on about Scottish bands, I'm gonna throw my 2 favourite bands from there into the mix; Alestorm and The Almighty I wasn’t a mega fan but I did go and see the Almighty at the Barrowlands way back in the mists of time. Seen them a number of times, Patrick. I heard ‘Blood, Fire and Lov...

How about the Bronze Tridents? Are they being discontinued aswell does anybody know or running alongside the MK3 steel cases? If they are staying, then a brand new Ombré COSC or GMT, for example, isn’t a bad deal at 15% off. If they came up in NN at 30-50% you’d have to be pretty quick on the draw t...

Makes sense Chris, I guess it depends how much adjustment is in a ratchet and I've not had a CW bracelet with that. I'm guessing the answer is not that much adjustment hence you prefer the half link to make sure you get the perfect fit with the +/- functionality in the ratchet. It's about the equiv...

Does the ratchet adjustment not make the need for a half link redundant? Not if you want to be able to adjust either way, Patrick. The ratchet ensures a perfect fit, yes, but in order to use it in everyday life to its full potential the bracelet needs to be a good fit in 'normal' circumstances with...

I've always wondered what is the huge benefit with screws? The screws I had on the aftermarket bracelet for my SKX would occasionally loosen whereas I've never had issues with pin/collar. In addition to that the bracelets I've seen with screws in the used market always look stripped to some degree ...

I still don't get why screws are not being used. I know that Chris said in the last GTG that the cost of development was too high, but I have a cheap cr@p Alpha that cost me less than £50 that has screws that work perfectly fine. Also, the refusal for half links in the bracelet to achieve a fit wher...

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Wed Apr 17, 2019 2:22 pm

Ordered for early June. Same spec as Mrs TC’s car, same grey I’ve got now.

Great news, Steve. Congrats

Our lasses in Platinum Bronze, Icon Tech spec https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190416/7686c44d0182381087139f3ab22762a7.jpg Is that a car?[emoji848] [emoji16]. I have bigger shoes. Good god, it fits in the space!!!!! [emoji8] Sent from my Redmi Note 6 Pro using Tapatalk Like a little rollerskate m...

The discount code is now valid again until midnight Monday - Received an email this morning 'Waves Goodbye'

Cheers, guys. Chris...model/colour? Not keen on that gold and I don’t do white, silver or pale blue. Most others are fine. No point in downsizing on the spec, so I don’t see the cruise, integrated nav system or climate control as negotiable. Climate possibly, as I don’t have that currently and the ...

Our lasses in Platinum Bronze, Icon Tech spec

^^ As a follow on to that about MPG figures, our lasses does a lot of 'up hill and down dale' driving in the Hills around Penistone etc.. and her fuel consumption is between 58 and 60 without fail. Just to give an idea of real world, Steve.

You were impressed with it then, Steve? How did you find the CVT gearbox? Well, for all I know Chris there could have been a couple of very small donkeys trundling a wheel under there! However, it seemed happy to run on the flat at low speeds using the battery, the petrol engine kicked in when acce...

Thread revival. Had the demo out for 4 hours. Town, country lanes, boring A146 and a buzz up and down the Norwich bypass at M/way speed with CC one way and without the other way. Enjoyed it, could well be looking at one of these but NOT that colour. :lol: Didn’t do a single brain fart emergency sto...