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Christopher Ward Sealanders: Ltd Edition Dial Colours

The C65 Sealander is one of the best value Swiss powered automatics on the watch market in our humble opinion. UK brand Christopher Ward has now added three limited edition dial colours to the range, which has a Sellita movement inside the 36mm wide case. A versatile dress watch for £635 stacks up well against most Swiss brand opposition, with the exception of Tissot, which … Continue reading Christopher Ward Sealanders: Ltd Edition Dial Colours

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Christopher Ward Bel Canto Gets The Purple Rain Treatment

The Christopher Ward Bel Canto was one of the best watches of 2022; interesting to look at, beautifully finished and modestly priced for an hourly chime watch. Now you can pre-order a purple sun-ray dial variant, which retails for a reasonable £2995 on a leather strap. You can switch the chime off if you like, simply by pressing the chamfered button at the 4 o’clock … Continue reading Christopher Ward Bel Canto Gets The Purple Rain Treatment

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Christopher Ward C65 Dune: Versatile Auto With Field Watch Vibe

Christopher Ward has just launched its new C65 Dune model range and it’s another winner. The concept is VIP Field watch and we interpret that bit of marketing speak as being an everyday watch that has the trad elements of easily read dial, date feature, plus a modest case width so it can be worn under some serious Bear Grylls type anorak. Three models in … Continue reading Christopher Ward C65 Dune: Versatile Auto With Field Watch Vibe

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Christopher Ward Bel Canto Marks A Change of Pace

Christopher Ward are on a roll right now. Their C65 dive models with ceramic bezel earlier this year were stunning to look at. The C65 Super Compressor is a great tool watch with retro styling details on the dial. At a grand retail, the Compressor is relatively affordable too, hell some Casio G-Shocks are touching 2K now. So hats off to CW for getting the … Continue reading Christopher Ward Bel Canto Marks A Change of Pace

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The Return of The 36mm Case? Christopher Ward Says Yes

For decades most gents watches were a tiny 33mm across. That was back when men worked with heavy machinery so it was good to have a slim little watch that could be tucked under a protective glove, or a cuff if you were an office wallah. Then in the 60s it kinda went larger to 35mm, then 37mm for stuff like Valjoux chronographs. The watch … Continue reading The Return of The 36mm Case? Christopher Ward Says Yes

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Is This The Smoothest Christopher Ward Yet?

Say hello to the new Christopher Ward Aquitaine. We reckon this is one of the smoothest looking watches the UK brand has produced. Very sleek, balanced lines, a beautiful finish on the bezel, plus a bronze case variant too. And all for that traditional value price. You can’t argue with a bronze dive watch with COSC Swiss movement for around £1100 these days, it will … Continue reading Is This The Smoothest Christopher Ward Yet?

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See-Thru Sealander GMT Is A Stylish Alternative

If you love skeleton dials then the latest variation on the C63 Sealander theme from Christopher Ward is worth checking out. Stunning grey segmented dial, GMT hand feature, date, sapphire front n rear and not too expensive either. You might think `I fancy a dive watch this summer,’ but this could be a true all-rounder alternative. It has some quality touches, plus 150m of depth … Continue reading See-Thru Sealander GMT Is A Stylish Alternative

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Bronze Fan? Christopher Ward C60 is Worth a Look

So you want a dive watch that’s COSC grade, decent diameter and bronze case too? Well Christopher Ward can help you there matey with their C60 Ombre Green, COSC LE, Bronze edition. Priced at £950 it is a little bit more than your average Indie brand, even a bronze model, but you do get that COSC movement accuracy, plus a better resale value, at least … Continue reading Bronze Fan? Christopher Ward C60 is Worth a Look

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