Christopher Ward Forum

Very nice!

It’s a more subtle, subdued shade of red than I have seen in other brands so it does the job but does not shout it in your face.

Congratulations on the effort!

C

I continue to buy their watches, and fully support the brand, because I have had nothing but positive experiences with them. This is from visits to their showroom, prompt replies to emails and polite, well-informed and efficient telephone calls to them. I think that the reason you “see” so many nega...

My question: Are there any plans to fit an automatic, COSC certified, in-house movement to the smaller sized CW watches, ie models at 38mm? I understand the SH21 is simply too big, but, to me, one of the stand-out positives of the CW lineup is the sub-40mm case size models, as well as the fact that...

Bahnstormer_vRS wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 31, 2019 7:21 pm

Wears larger than expected:-



A stunning watch.

Guy

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That one will be on my Christmas list I think

C

For me it will be a toss up between the Sandhurst and the Cranwell models. I love the military looks, homage or no homage (personally I think the light catcher cases are unique enough to negate the homage argument). Logo placement also looks good (although I like the 9o’clock placement equally) and ...

Quite like the C65 Trident Bronze Ombré. Price is a bit steep, but good to see a COSC movement in this range of watches. I still wish they’d extend this quality and idea to their smaller, 38mm models too.

C

Hi, and a further welcome to the forum. I have had several C60 600 Trident Pros over the years (burgundy bezel, green bezel and Vintage versions, all MK2 in 38mm size). They were all great watches - decent value for what you got, robust, reliable, quality manufacture / material choices and good move...

Divers? Oh blast! Missed those!
The ones on offer right now don’t really float my boat (my heart did miss a beat of few when I saw the Motorsport option, still wishing for a Morgan C1 Three Wheeler) but no joy.
Hopefully those last few will find happy, loving wrist-homes...

C

My question: Are there any plans to fit an automatic, COSC certified, in-house movement to the smaller sized CW watches, ie models at 38mm? I understand the SH21 is simply too big, but, to me, one of the stand-out positives of the CW lineup is the sub-40mm case size models, as well as the fact that ...

Anyone else spotted a couple of recent additions - “Nearly New” aviation and motorsport models are now available.

C

It seems as if CW services have been taking a bit of abuse recently so I thought I’d balance the subject a bit. I bought myself a C65 Trident Diver Auto a while back, just after Christmas if I recall correctly. It performed impeccably and I enjoyed wearing it for several months, but then noticed a p...

Summer is perfect for NATO style straps - light, breathable, VERY cheap and washable if they become too “fragrant”. Pretty much any colour combination is available from Amazon, eBay....

C

Spotted 3 today!
At Helmingham Hall car festival I spotted two C7 Rapide models (one green, one black) and an older model, possibly a Malvern?
First time spotting a CW in the wild. Not really surprised by spotting a motorsport model at this type of even though.

C

I’ve had one design rattling about in my head for a while... Bronze Trident C60 600 case (MKII type) with the matte black dial, hands and bezel insert from the C60 600 Vintage version. Bezel edge would have to be stainless, but that would still look great. 38mm size for me of course. I did approach ...

Grey choice, they doo look lovely in the blue. I take my hat off to you regarding the logic in choice over date/no date and “blob” hour markers, I can never be so clinical in choice!

Enjoy it and wear with pride,

C