Christopher Ward Forum

I have similar reservations to you but I’ve taken the plunge. The tax breaks make the case for an all-electric pretty compelling. To mitigate against range anxiety I’ve ordered a Tesla 3 long range to arrive in April. Range is supposedly around 350 miles, and it is still stupidly quick 0-60 in 4.4 ...

^^^Just a photo? Did you buy it? That was at training, I work for Mercedes-Benz. Our 1st fully electric car. Sorry, not sure why but that isn't the most attractive Merc I've ever seen, the front end/grille are meh, in profile it looks quite similar to a Macan. Referencing @pauljs points, I too have...

This today. Happy 2020 all

mabotham wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 23, 2019 6:21 pm

Have snapped up the 40mm blue C60... Been waiting very patiently, too.

Congrats and good choice - I picked one up last week, being delivered tomorrow.

Some more just added if someone fancies a last minute Xmas present - including a nn C60 Apex. Happy Xmas all!

Some more goodies today...

Postie visited yesterday. First impressions positive - quality not up to the CW standards, but not bad nonetheless and cracking value.

Now available in four colours. https://danhenrywatches.com

A 40mm white one with date winging its way to me

They are definitely catching up. My order on 5 Nov was despatched 8 Nov, arrived today. Very happy!

A new arrival today courtesy of the NN sale. More subtle than I expected, but all the better for it. Fabulous piece.

Just received an email from Dan Henry talking about the wind-up watch fair in New York on 25 to 27 Oct. “This year I have much to show and discuss. We will release a new model that has been a frequent request among our collectors: a two sub-dials 1964 chronograph that will be available for sale at t...

I bought this one from eBay which worked well for punching an extra hole in a CW leather strap. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/REVOLVING-TURRET-PLIERS-LEATHER-PUNCH-HOLE-WATCH-STRAP-BELT-BAND-CANVAS-LP102/331476892968?hash=item4d2d8ffd28:g:cgAAAOSwPe1UFDU- The smallest hole is just ever so slightly bigg...

“Our manufacturing partners are based primarily in Asia, with final QC and testing taking place in Vancouver, Canada. Watch movements are typically sourced from either Japan or Switzerland, depending on market availability and watch mode.” from Halios’ website Forasec based in the Netherland is the ...

shirehorse wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 17, 2019 12:57 pm

If I didn't have steel Seaforth, I'd be sorely tempted. I think they are lovely watches, clean and well-balanced.

Actually, I am still tempted...

Plenty of space for two in a collection