Latest Article
October 26, 2023
Christopher Ward, the renowned watchmaker, has once again graced the horology world with their latest timekeeping marvel, the C1 Moonphase. Building upon the success of its predecessors, the 2015...
Read Article
Blog
If there’s one thing a watch collector needs, it’s a decent beater watch. Something that they can wear outdoors when hiking, or just doing manual labour. The obvious choice...
£1000+
When it comes to field watches, the devil is in the details. The design language of these military-inspired pieces tends to be very rigid, which leaves little room for...
£1000+Blog
I’ve been a big fan of Christopher Ward for a few years now. The British brand was founded in 2004, and since its inception, its focus has always been...
£1000+
Now THIS is a watch that can be classified as a “feast for the eyes”. Christopher Ward has just released the C60 Concept – an extravagant skeletonised rendition of...
£500 - £1000
Christopher Ward’s latest release, the C63 Sealander, has been developed with the following in mind; that a well-dressed individual would need three timepieces: one for dress, one for work,...
£500 - £1000
When I first cast eyes upon the Super Compressor, I’ve got to admit it didn’t really jump out at me. Build quality and value for money would have never...
£1000+
The Christopher Ward C60 Elite 1000 is a release that builds upon the successes of the C60 Trident Elite 1000, a limited edition model whose 300 pieces sold out...
£500 - £1000
I was one of the fortunate reviewers to get a first-hand look at the brand new Mk3 Trident, released earlier this year. The model that was sent to me...
Blog
I had the privilege of attending the launch event of Christopher Ward’s brand new Mk3 Trident. Hosted in a small event venue on Short’s Gardens in Seven Dials, just...
£1000+
I know what you’re thinking. Where are the waves on the dial? Where are the onion hour hand and sword minute hand that is synonymous with the Trident? I...
£1000+
The new C65 Trident range, in my opinion, is one of the nicest looking yet from Christopher Ward. What’s more, it’s available in a couple of “levels” – you...
£500 - £1000
Christopher Ward have released their thinnest mechanical yet, fittingly named the 595 – part of their C5 Malvern collection. Not only is it £595, but it’s also 5.95mm thick...
All content and images copyright 12&60, Watch It All About and Watch That Sweep © 2013 - 2024.
