I wish I could go!

t3ded wrote:I've a c60 and have never wound it in the 12 months I've owned it, not even experimented, I wear every day with the exception of Sunday's..... Will not winding harm it ?


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Simple answer, no!

If you wear the watch there should be enough heat from your body to keep it warm. The main cause of inaccuracy is how well the quartz crystal has been aged.

Wish I could be there.

Hi all, Recently I have noticed that when I screw the crown on my Trident watches it emits creaking sounds as if the rubber rubs on something. The watch are 4 month old. What could it be and does it reduce the water resistance? Should I send it to the service? thanks. Why are you screwing the crown...

The event should not happen in the first place. However Wera is the right person to deal with it very quickly.

I'm not sure that the watches are fitted with batteries while on the shelve. Certainly they have batteries when dispatched so that they can be checked but CWL will have to explain their process.

I do not recommened use of the crown too often as it will lead to leaks and the more its used the more the watch will require servicing. However, Chris is a diver so its best to contact him directly at CWL towers!

It does require calibration so get in touch with CWL and send it back. This fault is not uncomman with all watches.

There is a whole page article in the paper today about CWL and the new movement. Looks like a lot of questions are answered in this piece.

CWL have always given value for money. That is why most people have more than one.

The Swiss are very clear as to what a Swiss watch is.The e3ngine and assembly must be conducted in Swizerland.

That's definately a points scorer

For the 10th I think that Tim Burners Lee should receive an anniversary watch. CWL was founded and based on the internet and has been very successful.

Interesting idea, how about Tim Burners Lee who made all of this happen?