Christopher Ward Forum

I see where you are coming from but I have three and have had no issue whatsoever with the bezel lume on any of them

To be honest screw down or not, there’s no functional difference for the depths any of us will go to. Technology has improved in the last 30 years.

Is it possible they sold all that they had, quicker than expected?

I have the c60 GMT and also the c60 elite. Both are superb,
The elite GMT is quite ugly in comparison in my opinion, so I’d go with the Elite. It genuinely the only CW I think that of
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Thank you for sharing. I am on the fence on this one. If I could justify it I would definitely purchase it. I am in the midst of purchasing a watch for my 50th birthday in June and this one is on the list. My hesitation is the 40mm size. I have 7.5 inch wrists and that size tends to look small on m...

It’s been 4 days and it hasn’t left my wrist. In person, the dial, and whole watch for that matter, is excellent. The dial brings a superb depth and detail to the face. It’s really hard to capture the lustre and detail in pic but here’s a few anyway Cheers 5AB4E87D-B640-445A-8C52-65394941A6C5.jpeg 7...

Has anyone seen anything posted yet? When I check the 50% page under clearance it tells me page not found. Is there a separate link for these pieces that will be posted? I’m guessing you’re not in the UK. I’m in Australia and get the same thing (4 links: 50% off, NN, straps, bracelets). If you chan...

My wrist is circa 7 inches and these are 42mm c60 and 41mmc65. It really depends what clothes I’m wearing

Christopher Ward was a brand I’d never really paid attention to in great detail. Many number of reasons for this that I won’t bore you with Then I saw a review for the new c60 MK3 elite. And whilst I am not a fan of titanium it got me interested. These specs for that price. The light catcher case is...

I love the Mk 3 and also the c65.
I have the C60 gmt in blue and also just the red black diver.
Both are excellent

I'm pretty sure Paul is right, but I'd suggest one thing... It's a bit difficult to explain, but when screwing down a crown I always turn it (slowly) anticlockwise, while pushing the crown gently in towards the case. When I feel a click, which I guess is the thread seating itself properly, then I r...

Perfect indeed.
Enjoy
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