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Christopher Ward C1 Grand Malvern Worldtimer (ref. C01-43AWT2-S00W0-CC)

Dec 06, 2018 by Evgueni Matoussevitch 1078 views

The new Christopher Ward C1 Grand Malvern Worldtimer (the model with reference number C01-43AWT2-S00W0-CC with a "Camel" leather strap is reviewed here, but there are two more versions available with "Tan" and "Blue" leather bands,) is the young watchmaking brand's latest attempt to conquer the niche of dressy UTC watches. This time, the watch offers a better calculated combination of good qulity, great exterior, and a nice automatic movement that is equipped with a complication that is manufactured exclusively for Chr. Ward by its long-standing Swiss-based partner.

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Christopher Ward C8 UTC Worldtimer Automatic

Aug 29, 2016 by Evgueni Matoussevitch 5329 views

In less than two months, the British watchmaking brand will start selling their new Christopher Ward C8 UTC Worldtimer timekeeper. Styled as a pilot's watch and featuring an appealing combination of a robust Swiss made movement with their new distinctive approach to design, the new timekeeper seems to be well worth the serious chunk of cash that the watchmaker plans to charge for it.

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Chr. Ward C5 Malvern Slimline Square Hand-Wound

Apr 08, 2016 by Evgueni Matoussevitch 6629 views

Equipped with a hand-wound Swiss made movement, the new Chr. Ward C5 Malvern Slimline Square wristwatch makes a very strong impression. In fact, this new accessory, as deceptively unsophisticated as it is, may become one of the halo models for the British brand all over the civilized world, at least when it comes to people who can appreciate real beauty.

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Chr. Ward C9 Moonphase Automatic

Sep 26, 2015 by Evgueni Matoussevitch 5305 views

Once a maker of all sorts of "homages" the British company Christopher Ward puts a lot of effort into becoming a serious brand. This new, dressy Chr. Ward C9 Moonphase automatic wristwatch looks like a step in the right direction for the relatively young watchmaker.

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Graham Silverstone RS Racing Automatic

Jul 30, 2015 by Evgueni Matoussevitch 4096 views

The new Graham Silverstone RS Racing collection is offered in three finishes that you can buy either individually or as a set with a pair of nice sunglasses (paying an impressive amount of around $18,000). Although the device doesn't look groundbreaking in any way, it is still a very gadget for a person who prefers fresh-looking sporty timekeepers to time-proven (and thus a bit boring) devices from major watchmaking brands.

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Chr.Ward C9 Jumping Hour MKIII 40mm

Feb 12, 2015 by Evgueni Matoussevitch 5976 views

Already available for pre-order with the first bunch of them expected to be delivered mid-March 2015, the new Chr.Ward C9 Jumping Hour MKIII features a refreshingly new design, which is not just clean and easy to read, but is also extremely refined. It looks like the guys that designed this beautiful timekeeper were in the proverbial "zone": they did everything right.

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Chr. Ward C70 3527 GT Limited Edition Chronometer (Ref. C70-3527GT-SRK)

Aug 20, 2014 by Evgueni Matoussevitch 2577 views

The new Chr. Ward C70 3527 GT limited edition wristwatch (ref. C70-3527GT-SRK) looks like it was inspired (and also heavily influenced) by chronographs that were selling back in 1960s and, perhaps, 1970s. Cheerful (and perhaps even playful), the watch features the signature exaggerated minute track designed to look like scales on a sports car's instrument panel, and extremely contrast color scheme for its busy dial, but is powered by a way more precise thermo-compensated quartz movement.

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Graham Silverstone RS Skeleton Chronograph Limited Edition

Nov 26, 2013 by Evgueni Matoussevitch 3442 views

Besides the dazzling Geo.Graham model that was released a year ago, the high-tech Silverstone collection is, from where I sit, the most elegant in Graham's product line. While different iterations of the Chronofighter and Prodive are too exaggerated, too extravagant for my taste, the Silverstone series has always been an example in sporty elegance. With its open-worked dial and nicely designed case, the new Graham Silverstone RS Skeleton (refs. 2STAC1.B01A in red, 2STAC2.B01A in green, and 2STAC3.B01A in blue) takes this elegance to a new level of sophistication.