Err; think so.
Guy
Err; think so.
Welcome aboard.kennethpf wrote: ↑Sun Feb 03, 2019 11:10 pm I agree that perhaps Bremont is more about a passenger's perspective and CW more about a pilot's perspective - with one emphasizing luxury and the other about speed/technology. Bremont is way overpriced and beyond my reach, but I have jumped in on the CW one - although not without hesitation. The hour hand looked weird and loud to me - but it makes sense after looking at Concorde's airspeed indicator - and the lime shot makes it better looking at night than day. I'm enamoured with Concorde's design/achievement, so even though it's scrap metal, it's also a bit of history ... about a lofty dream of an era that was actually realized....
Whoever decides to buy it will be extremely pleased with their purchase. It is so different yet so unique too.Bahnstormer_vRS wrote: ↑Wed Aug 07, 2019 8:08 am CW have found one in Chris's Cupboard.
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Welcome to the forum and thank you for your post.Watch Buyer wrote: ↑Wed Aug 07, 2019 1:53 pm I suspect that this watch unfortunately wasn't found in Chris's cupboard. The movement number on the COSC certificate is the same as the one I bought. It was delivered not working and despite an agreed repair being negotiated this wasn't carried out, so if it's serial No. 04 / 50 be very wary buying it, I eventually sent it back for a refund due to the lack of information regarding it's state of repair from Christopher Ward....more info available if anyone is interested.