On Her Majesty's Service - CWC Mellor '72
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2020
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Big shout out to Mr X for the loan of another watch before he has even had the chance to amble down memory lane with it. It is a wee cutie. Definitely wee, but definitely cute. Not short of competition though which is a bit of a surprise, considering how niche these watches are. Left field daily, but not beyond the realms of possibility. Cheers, Jody
He handed it over like a mug!
Jody you are a Legend 😂
Loved this comment as well hahahahaha
@Marcus Pontifex Maximus honest mug 😁
Like a mug is a good use of an old Scottish description of certain people... Sometimes we would also say, away ya mug ye....if you need this to be interpreted I'm sure Jodie will oblige assuming he is not in the process of buying just one more watch...😂
I served in the Israeli army in the 80's. We all wore cheap digital Casios, covered with broad nylon khaki straps, to protect the watch and block light reflections (which might be seen by the enemy). And we all bought these watches with our own money... so we couldn't afford G-Shocks, considering our 45 $ monthly salary. The Casios are still the best option for military activity, in my opinion. I really can't imagine any soldier wearing a steel mechanical watch during intensive field activities.
Some countries used them for a while during the cold war.
The fear was during a Nuke attack the magnetic pulse would kill all quartz watches while the mechanicals would keep running.
The Russians even shielded their watches to make them keep their accuracy after a nuke.
It's also why the Russians kept making tubes (And still do), comouter chips and transistors die while the Vacum Tubes keep going.
I would guess the US probably spent up big on shielding their needed electronics but that would not save the wrist watches.
@@zakofrx Thanks!
@@zakofrxafter nuke, this would have been the last concern of us, I think 😁
I have a exactly same looking watch from the Chinese Brand Baltany with NH 35 Movement, got it for 120 Euros.
I wore an automatic Seiko when I was in the post Vietnam War 82d Airborne Division. It survived better than I did.
You’re right about ‘Just one more watch’, I’m going to have to get one of these. Good video thank you.
Vostokesque lookin case there!
I had mine when I was in the Army back in the 70's/80's &90's, I almost cried when I had to hand it back on discharge!! The most reliable watch I have ever owned, not the best looking but, on operations it's not a fashion show.
Obligatory comment to help with the recommendation algorithm ⌚️
😂👌 Thanks mate!
The NATO straps from CWC, both their own & the Phoenix ones are amazing compared to the usual ones we see so definitely grab one if you can. Genuine military issue with heat welded hardware that feels so much better than stitching that looks amazing on vintage style watches 👍
I love that CWC have some history within the British Military. Be sure to check out the range of aftermarket products by CWC. I love how you can completely transform the look of the watch with their various regimental straps.
You can also add hand crafted Ensigns to the straps too. Plenty of mod options. I plan to incorporate some of my grandfather’s service medal ribbon into one of the straps, as well as some custom engraving.
Of all my watches, this is my favourite. Its versatility and strap options means it can suit all occasions.
In her majesties service!
Thank you, Jody, for reviewing this piece. I am a huge fan of seventies style watches, particularly tonneau cases. As for NATO straps, it helps to snip off the extra leg of fabric, to wear as a ZULU, as I do.
Beautiful piece of kit... Well done Jodie 👍⌚🇬🇧
Daft pricing for these, not only for the spec but it's so expensive as to go against the ethos of field watch.
My first quality watch (the one that started my obsession) was and is the CWC G10 as it is known.Issued to the royal navy in 1982 and refurbished by Timefactors.Back in 1992 it cost me £54.00 and is quartz with a Tritium dial and is dimensionally the same as the Mr.X one.It's best feature is a battery hatch in the back for easy changes in the field.
I suppose I struggle to see the question for which this watch is the answer, especially with those specs at that price (as your fellow countryman would say: "Ah'm oot!)" However, that's one of the reasons why I love this channel. You do a great job reviewing a huge range of watches to cater for all tastes. Your channel is deservedly huge and I enjoy all the content. Thanks Jody!
Wow, really impressed how big it looked at first glance. At least in my opinion it looked much larger before you compared it to the other watches. Then it suddenly shrunk in size. Really liked this one, both the watch and the video. Thank you Jody!
What a winner but I fancy the quartz version much cheaper ( I'm Scottish ) 👍 thanks Jody excellent video
They have a quartz version more affordable and for me is even nicer than this one, look up in the cwc website.
Hello saviour from quarantine!
Hellooooo mate! Thanks for watching!
Ah..the memories. Not a fan tho, especially for the cost. Utrinque Paratus.
Cool and simple, was looking at those models a while ago, there are some nice Pulsar versions also. Though I struggle to wear a watch as a daily beater without a date function
My type of watch... love field/military pieces that are smaller. Good to see you review this. Not sure on its price but I think that’s partially the aud coming into the equation
I remember at high school (back in the early 80's), one of my friends wore one that belonged to his dad. So when it came out, I bought the Hamilton Pilot Pioneer, and it's getting a huge amount of wrist time. The movement is plus 3 seconds per day accuracy and an 80 hour power reserve... For me the Hamilton's definitely the winner of the two - but that's the beauty of the hobby - there's something for everyone.
Yeah... that Hamilton is tempting. Great movement, great size. Just classy yet rugged.
You’ve just convinced me. HPP ordered!
Actually I’d already decided the Hamilton’s quality and design aesthetic was worth the premium for me.
Im a bit late to the game, and I'm sure no one will ever read this, but, here goes...i almost bought the Hamilton but the mineral crystal was a deal breaker, at that price no sapphire?! Much rather have acrylic than mineral...also the movement on the Hamilton has a strange regulator so apparently only Hamilton can regulate/service them, deal breaker #2...also actually prefer the more bear bones authentic look of the cwc...I want a rugged field watch, not a dress watch.
Hamilton dial is horrible
I would love the UK to start making watches again.
They used to make the movements on up.
Mark Wilko - I still have my father’s hand-wound Timex that has ‘Made in Great Britain’ on the dial (and my mother’s Smiths has the same).
I've been wearing my dad's 36mm Hamilton from the 80s and I love it. I don't get the fixation with big bulky watches.
Thanks for the review! I like how you bring in outliers like this sometimes. Variety spicing up life, eh? This watch actually looked just right on your wrist. I would buy one for the nostalgia and the welded spring bars. For me, the spring bars are a bloody PIA. Every time I take them off or put them on, I shoot one or two into low earth orbit - SPROING!
I really did think "a military watch, from the 70s? That'll be a good price"
Imagine my surprise when it was about £450. Slightly disappointed. It honestly doesn't look it's worth, especially with those specs. In the side view, I can see where the lug holes were drilled through and covered.
Still a good vid.
Carloe Baskins Husband?! Which one? Either way.... Great name mate. 😂😂😂
Now THIS is a nicely executed field watch-- one of my favorite watch genres!
I love, and plan on owning (in the near future) some nice examples like the Marathon Navigator, a couple of Bertuccis, maybe, an MWC Mk III, and the Hamilton Khaki Field...
And I can TOTALLY see adding this authentic piece to the list!
Thanks for another interesting 'inter-covid' vid, Jody! 🖒😎
*Btw, imho, this watch is begging for a leather bund strap or a cuff -- you out to try it and see how you like it...
What an interesting watch. It looks beautifully made and I love those dimensions. Again, a review that I think is really on point. This is going to have a really specialist marketplace and I couldn’t see myself dropping £450 on it.
£550 now
Excellent little watches Jodie even if mine is a quartz movement. I was issued with one which I used for Astro Navigation whilst in the Royal Navy. Fixed lug bars. Unfortunately I "lost" mine prior to leaving the RN. Found it 10 minutes later and it's a beautiful. Plastic crystal though, scratch magnet. Keep it up my plum. Stay safe. JANBOY. RN. Rtd.
I have an original one of these somewhere in my house. I bought it 20-30 (?) years ago, loaned it to my son, and when he returned it I put it somewhere safe and I haven't seen it since. I loved the "pillow" case, no pun intended. A well hidden heartbreak! --Old Guy
Welded lugs and acrylic crystal... everyone who’s ever uttered the words tool & watch in that order needs to see this review!
I like it. A lot. I'm fond of any watch that is known for robustly performing the task it was designed to perform. The size doesn't put me off even though I have an 8 1/4" wrist. I happily wear my 1963. I just reckon the price is a bit steep.
So I'll happily leave that slot in my collection to my $30 Timex Weekender with its tic - tic - tic and indiglo.
You missed it's direct competitor, who also supplies to the military, the Marathon General Purpose watch would be it's closest competitor.
Probably its closest competitor is the original 70s watch, which has actual vintage charm and costs around the same and is readily available on ebay.
No, the closest competitor is exactly the watch which he said was it’s closest competitor, the Hamilton. As soon as I saw this watch I also independently decided the same thing. Literally nothing about the Marathon more closely physically resembles, or has closer specifications than the Hamilton.
Looks like a Seiko Turtle, MWC Hybrid. Great combo.
Happy New Year Jodie, I am the proud owner of a CWC quartz W10 Military watch, failed to return it to stores when I left the Royal Navy. I used to use it for Astro Navigation. However, I also have 2 Octopus Kraken G10 & W10 watches with the NH35A movements both excellent timepieces, but yesterday I took delivery of the Tandorio Military timepiece with the PT5000 movement. It is fantastic, let down only by the Luminescence which is about as good as Pagani Design lume, abysmal. So looks like I'm going to have a love hate relationship with this timepiece. Keep up the good work my plum. JANBOY. RN. Rtd.
I love everything about that CWC.....other than the price!! Thanks for that great review!
I have an issued W10 from 1979 which still works well & keeps good time. However for my birthday this year I bought the Mellor 72. Looks exactly the same but it glows in the dark, something the Tritium on my old watch had stopped doing well! I'm very happy with it. I also have the CWC G10 Quartz - the later issue & the CWC Royal Navy "Pusser's" dive watch which I wear when the going gets much tougher than day-to-day wear.
Lovely stuff, Jody. It was great to hear your latest podcast at Scottish Watches. Thank you for the consistent watch content, I hope you and your wife are doing well!
Thanks mate, for watching and for listening. Likewise, stay safe and well. Cheers!
Just One More Watch If you plan on coming to Malaysia after all this is over, give me a shout!
Not sure why they welded on the spring bars. Pretty much the only strap you’ll be able to put on it is a nato strap, and in terms of functionality, a nato strap is designed to keep the watch on your wrist should a spring bar fail. So unless both spring bars fail, having them welded on is useless unless you already plan to only use nato straps.
Yes mate, this watch was and is designed to be nato strap only for that very reason.
I immediately thought of the Hamilton Pioneer and I see it wasn't coincidental! This is a beautiful watch. I love the case shape and love the simple overall design. Would have loved to see 13-24 numbers on it. Maybe a date complication too, but then again I think that's easy to forgive on a watch of this type. Thanks Jody!
Great video! I have noticed a bunch of the people I follow on Instagram wearing one model or another. Love the case style and the military feel of this watch. Thank you for the review.
The new Hamilton Khaki Pilot Pioneer you referenced is 36mm. They have been described on some sites as 33mm in error. It's size is perfect and I would recommend it over the CWC for it's brand and textured dial. Great little watch.
Edward Ryan I was looking for this exact clarification so I didn’t sound redundant. Good on ya. I have the Hamilton and it’s one of my favorite little charmers. Such a keeper.👌🏼
Thank you for the review Jody. Been watching your videos for a long time and have been eyeing this CWC and it's cousin with the date window for some time now..consider me sold!!
I would kill for more watches with that Arrow on them. And i LOVE James Bond so the title is great and i want one badly now.
I've just discovered this brand a couple of days ago. They got a good range of straps. So it was great to see a review of one of their pieces just after I discovered their rand! Also their popularity could increase due to the GENUINE Broad Arrow insignia that is about to be popularized by Daniel Craig's 007 No Time To Die Omega Seamaster 300M. CWC have a good range of pieces but they are not exactly cheap - but certainly way way cheaper than the aforementioned 007 Titanium Seamaster
I had guessed about 36mm at the start. There was something just a little odd about the dial that was putting me off though, and I figured it out from the lume shot. The hour hand gets fatter the further from the centre it goes. I can't say I've noticed that in a watch before, but then again, if there are similar styling cues in others, perhaps the rest of those dials were more balanced to mask the obvious fattening.
Speaking of rivals, one very close rival is the Precista PRS-10. Basically same dial and hands, approx. same size, sapphire crystal, 10-year quartz movement, and iirc around £200 price.
I have the Hamilton and it has become my favorite cheaper casual watch. I love the style, and between the super light weight, compact size, and the soft NATO I wear it on, it couldn't be more comfortable.
The CWC is pretty cool too.
Dial design very similar to the Smith W10 British MOD designated field watch design of the late 60s. The W10 has been re-issued by Smiths Time Factor as the SMITHS MILITARY PRS-29A, cost of £405.00, 36cmm diameter, 11mm thick, 18mm lug width, 46.8mm lug to lug, round brushed stainless steel case. 10 atm, sapphire crystal anti-reflective. Anti-magnetic cage, screw back, shoulderless springbars with drilled lugs.
Fantastic! I love this early 70s mil-spec design. If I ever were to buy one, I would go for a dial with an “L” for luminova (which I Believe CWC also makes). For a super affordable option Pulsar makes a civilian version of their RAF quartz chronograph ref. nr. pm3129x1. Would be interested to see this watch in the metal as well. Stay safe!
I have my original G10, issued to me at Sandhurst in 1979. I wear it regularly, it’s bomb proof (or soldier proof!) it is small, but simple, the lume is excellent and it is incredibly accurate. With 3 Omegas, one Breitling, a Rolex and a couple of Seikos to choose from it’s surprising how often this one gets strapped on in the morning. I also have a Hamilton Khaki 44 and it’s nowhere near as good as the CWC G10.
Pass. If you must have something similar pick up a Seiko SNK8xx series and some extra straps for less than $200usd. I am impressed how good this series is for so little money.
Bought the look-a-like from ali this summer (the one in the latest 11.11.-best of video). In fact it lools almost exactly like this one (incl. the 'too small' crown). Hands are slightly different, no brand on the dial and no 'swiss made'. And it has regular springbars - got it for 130€ and I'm really happy with it.
Acrylic and old school...it may sound stingy, but I'll stick to my Vostoks, Amphibias and Komandirskies. Ministry case, old school square, you name it...or a few nice Seiko Recraft pieces for that money.
It definitely suits you wrist nicely! Best size I've seen on you and I've seen every video you've done
Nice! Lovely review. I’d love to see a review of the Khaki Pilot Pioneer Mechanical along with this one Jody!
Also as an owner of a Hamilton Khaki Pilot Pioneer, I can safely say that the diameter size isn’t 33mm but in fact it’s 36mm. So it’s the same size of the mellor but what make it a better buy than the mellor would be the H50 movement which gives you a hefty 80 hour power reserve, a beautiful black textured dial, removable spring bars for variety, and although it also has mineral crystal to stay within the historic reference, it’s got AR coating which makes it a dream to look at under any light!. This is what made the Hamilton my choice when it came to these two. Hopefully I could see a Hamilton Khaki Pilot Pioneer being reviewed on here in the near future! I simply am in love with this Hami and everything it stands for! Cheers!
Sorry Jody, This one doesn't really cut the mustard. Obviously, there are plenty of cheaper military style watches out there, quartz and mechanical. Just can't see paying their asking price for this one. Keep 'em coming. Stay safe.
Mr X’s face is not quite what I was expecting I must say...
For a watch with similar design and purpose, I think I'd go for a Bertucci A-2T. It is quartz, but quite a bit more watch for a lot less money.
Remind again, how much is this 60 quid watch costing me?!
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I like it. On wrist it looks very nice. Especially with the nato strap. Enjoyed the review. Thanks
Definitely not the run-of-the-mill NH35 powered microbrand diver but a refreshing change. This Mr. X sounds like he has a story or two to tell! Thanks mate!
Great review, especially because you brought in options for comparison. Well done. But I must say, after seeing that Chinese alternative, I realized I'm not too keen on things from China at the moment.
Does anyone have any idea what strap he's got on the Seagull 1963?
I've just bought one for myself and that strap combo looks fantastic.
Another video?! You're a beast Jodi! Great content! Cheers
Three per week mate, every week. Thanks for watching!
Well idk. Nice looking watch. The main dealbreakers for me are the pressed on caseback (I know, they are also common on some of the luxury watches, but I always have my brother's Daniel Wellington and about every Aldi and Lidl watch in my head, I've ever encountered), no screw down crown (nothing is more annoying than losing a war because all your soldier's watches gut rusty on the inside due to water ingress and therefore quit their sevice and now all companies are beyond schedule while shit is hitting the fan) and the welded lugs.
If I was looking for a military, vintage style watch, I would go for a vostok. I am currently owning a Komandirskie with a Steel case (basically an amphibia with a Komandirskie dial; got mine on ebay for $25 USD shipped from Russia in an auction) and I am beating the crap out of this little guy. I use it for extreme outdoor activities (especially enduro mountainbiking), I wear it while sleeping, swimming, showering, bathing, yeah basically 24/7. I have never ever felt the need to put it down (okay sometimes in bed, when the watch gets in the way of a comfy leeping position). It's a decently reliable companion in my everyday life. A firend of mine once calles it a Kalashnikov for your wrist: Not the most accurate piece of equipment, but it will never let you down if you need it.
Timor also recently put up a WWII "dirty dozen" re-issue w/ hand-wind & auto versions on Kickstarter for 650 pounds (appx 800 USD) at super early bird w/ a whopping 850 pounds (appx 1050 USD) for retail. I was tempted for a brief second until I saw the price tag. Will be interesting to see what these do on the secondary market but hard to imagine many paying the retail price when they can get the real thing on the vintage market serviced for just a bit more.
Doing the side by side with the SKX 13 and 007 was very helpful in getting a sense of the size, you should do that with all your watch reviews, the SKX is a great benchmark that everyone is familar with to gauge the size.
Wonderful size! 🙏💪
B.T.W, thankyou for bringing me back from mundane lockdown Mr.
My pleasure mate, thanks for watching.
@@JustOneMoreWatch Pleasure Jody. Really enjoy your channel.
Real NATO straps are practical…..this is a sublime watch…..had mine for donkeys years….I’m a 2434 from 1974….Cavalry 74/14 Cambrai Barracks; for those in the know……served 24 years….
I have a very small wrist. So CWC fitst me perfect, love them.
At the same time i sport a frakkin monaco on my other wrist, Its thick but not to lug to lug you would expect.
I like it! I have a number of real military watches from WW1, WW2 & Vietnam. Just this week Jody I received the Bulova WW2 reissue. 2 colours available, one white dial, one black. I got the white. Beautiful watch!!! Take a look😎👍🏻
Still trying to figure out where all your money's going . . .even with a Swiss movement. In the quartz version, I'd think they should retail for about 40-50 USD based on materials alone.
oh my god i was waiting for a review of this thanks jody!
Don't thank me, thank Mr X for buying one! 🤣
@@JustOneMoreWatch Hahaha whelp just bought one can't wait to wear it under the sydney sun once i get back
Nice! From new Zealand
If I wanted a small field watch like this I'd rather have a Timex Weekender or a Vostok Komandirskie and $47O in my pocket. But I guess if you're nostalgic for your army days and you've got a spare $500 floating around, why the hell not?
Great review Jody!
Hey Jodi...hope Mr. X isn't too sensitive about losing his hair.. those British service guys are known to be on the tough side! Lol. Liked the video, sitting here in Nova Scotia wearing my Made for the Canadian military Marathon Navigator, Swiss Made high torque ETA Quartz movement, acrylic crystal , with Tritium Hands and markers. This was a watch issued to the Canadian military ( and I believe to US military during the Iraq conflict and Israel’s Special Forces.) Marathon is certainty a contender for someone looking for that “ genuine military look”. Bought mine from Mark at Long Island Watch, outstanding service and watch. Keep up the great videos. Cheers. ( P.S. Tommy?? I think we have half of Mr. X ‘S name..remember..Loose Lips Sink Ships! Lol!)
Was thinking about buying a quartz version. Then this video popped out :) Why is the lug 18.5 instead of 18 TT 19mil nato straps are difficult to find
The Kings men used to carve that upward pointing arrow on larger white pines in 1700’s New England claiming them as property of the English navy for ship masts.
I’ll stick with my grandfather’s military issue Westclox he wore in the Vietnam war
Kriegsman67 CWC’s are far superior to any of your Yank issue junk you issued plastic c’mon lol
@@JS97278 Woah! Woah! Woah! Don't ever hate on inherited watches. It doesn't matter in the slightest what the watch is to others, it's what it means to the owner that counts. A watch with a story behind it is infinitely "superior" to the new CWC watch fresh off the factory floor with no story whatsoever.
Agreeing with Kriegsman67 here, I'd much rather stick with my Vostok Kommandirskie which escaped the Soviet Union with my cousins in the 70s than a CWC which is way overpriced anyways.
Zane Domke not hating on inherited watches... and I was referring to issued CWC’s not the ones bought new.
Zane Domke you clearly know nothing about vintage military watches.
It’d be interesting to compare this one to watches with similar case shapes (Hamilton pilot, Seiko Turtle, etc) it’s interesting to look at them as a field watch, but is there value in comparing the aesthetically similar options too?
That Seagull is spectacular btw
Great review!!!
I love the finish
This is a watch that is very interesting to me, but I worry about how girly it looks on a huge wrist like my 8 1/2” wrist? Maybe I’ll have to look towards a Hamilton version instead? Great video as always Jody! You always amaze me by how complete a review you get into such a short amount of time!!!
Broke my original when with the commandos and got issued a Seiko chronograph alarm locally purchased and funny old thing I didn't hand it in when I left the navy and returned to the army, at the end of my service I sent it for a service and was told that I could have a new model (7T32 6A50) for the price of the service! last year I sent that one for a service and had the watch returned and was given an SNE 473 solar sport for the price of a service!! might just buy this one for the nostalgia :-)
Nice Video, quality stuff, greetings from Malaysia !
Thanks mate!
I love to see these smaller watches.
That's proof to me theres a Mr.X because I don't think you'd ever buy that watch for yourself. Nostalgia ain't cheap these days.
I've been watching old bond films on Pluto tv. I want every watch from that series
FYI the dial is an old stock Tritium one. The hands are super Luminova. That is the reason for the difference in colour.
Love it. Right there with the Smiths Everest. Jody, can you do something on budget German watches? Thanks
I think that size is timeless. Remember just 50-70 years ago that was normal if not big! I love that size.
Very cool little watch from an interesting company that still flies under the radar. It's a homage to their recently passed away founder.
I think they have a very cool lineup of watches. Still hope that one day they'll produce an automatic version of the SBS Dive Watch. CWC are you listening? ;-)
Their G10 straps are exceptional! I think the CWC Nato straps are one of the best currently on the market.
Very comfy, no-nonsense construction, very cool looking. IMHO you can forget all those high end silky smooth seat belt nato straps. Get a CWC!
Ps. you did leave a link to the Hodinkee article, but they did not leave a link to your review. Maybe you should give them a call? :-D
The Hamilton is a 36mm wide. 33 is the height without the lugs... they have same dimensions.
Vostok Amfibia 090662M is a great alternative, though quite bigger with 41 mm. Automatic, 200 m water resistant, cushion case and super reliable. Got mine to +1 second a day after adjusting it. You can buy around 6 Amfibias for one CWC. ;)
Great review Jodi. I really like the size of the CWC and the Hamilton. I have a 7 inch wrist as yourself and I personally like the smaller watches. I wish that they would have put drilled lugs and regular springbars as I am not a fan of Nato's or Zulu's. thanks again and thank Mr. X for his lending in of this piece and for his service.
Looks perfect on your wrist. I’m the proud owner of the Hamilton version which I love to bits. Oh and the Hamilton is 36mm, not 33. I just measured it.
Thanks for the info Terry! Glad you like your Hammy.
In my opinon 36mm is perfect, although I'm not into the tonneau case. I'll probably end up with a CWC Fat Boy of my vintage (1980), just for the kicks.