Just a comment on the clasp. My Zelos Horizons 39 has the exact same clasp mechanism (I'm guessing it's patent free) - and indeed most Zelos from late 2019 I think. I have found the only time you should lift the tab is to extend it ALL the way out. Otherwise, it could land on the teeth and misshape them. Now they are strong, but over the years this could happen. The teeth are in one direction, so you can ratchet the clasp in to shorten the bracelet. So to recap, to extend you pull the tab and pull the bracelet out - all the way out. After that, push the bracelet in to make it your desired size. Hope this helps. From a fellow "unpatented toolless adjusted clasp" wearer!
Ordered the same with the Camel Leather & the black/white tide ocean strap rather than the rubber with orange accents...may add that at a later date though 👍
@@stelloyd4266 Last week I ordered mine with the black/orange strap (white dial), since I already have a couple brown/tan leather straps that will look good on it when I want to swap it out. But either way it's a sharp piece. Enjoy! 👍🇺🇲🇬🇧
I got the white on black leather 3 hander. Amazing little thing for the money, and still works on my 8.25" wrist as it manages to wear small but still look reasonably sized. Case is fantastic, and overall fit and finish is superb.
It’s good that I waited to watch this review. Gave me a fresh perspective. I still like the GMT more, but this definitely stands on its own. Thanks for the review!
This is such a clean and crisp looking watch. What I like most is the attention to detail here. The red text, dots, and tipped seconds hands really make it special.
You only have to pull the lever mechanism inside the clasp to make it larger to make it smaller just simply push the bracelet in towards the clasp and it will lock each setting into place👍🏼
@Lee no if it was the exactly the same watch in a different dimension just like Rolex do with the explorer, like Rolex do with the op, like Tudor do with the bb58 and Tudor do with the black bay lol
@@AK-pr2nk Christopher Ward aspire to eventually remove the name mark and just have the twin-flags logo, but feel at the moment they are not recognisable enough. personally i'd rather they ditched both and went back to the classic Chr.Ward logo
@@FadeToBlack888 genuine question...do you know this for sure??? I feel moving to the double flag logo would be the right move for the brand going forward as so many are put off by the Christopher Ward name & font choice on the dial. Pity as they’re missing out on a quality piece of horology. Didn’t put me off & I’ve just ordered a C63 Sealander with white dial.
@@stelloyd4266 yes Mike France has said this in recent interviews, but Christopher Ward recently had only the 'QR code' without the name mark on their motorsport range, and it bombed. so they are hesitant but think that one day it will be possible
@@theknightswatch They already put their Logo at the right spot, now just just got to use that twin flag or whatever it's called logo. I also heard rumors about the C63 getting a 36mm Version if the 39 does well, this would be literally one of the best sport watches at this price point.
@@theknightswatch Can you tell me a little bit about the bracelet? How much flex is in it? Some bracelets with pin and collars in it tend to have a lot of flex/sag in them, if you know what I mean
@@kws4e the bracelet is very sturdy has the right amount of flex, good articulation, comfortable on wrist. Really no complaints from me. I was a little disappointed to see pins and collars at first but it is very sturdily done.
Great review. I had been eyeing the black dial variant since it came out earlier in the year. I am glad that I waited though ,as I just picked up the hunter green version of the C63 on a camel vintage oak leather strap. The distressed green dial is is very subtle and unique. Just enough to set it apart from my plain black dial watches without being over done. I will more than likely order the bracelet down the road. Love the watch so far and it is definitely a keeper in my ever changing collection. Spec wise, you will be hard pressed to find a better value especially if you use one of their discount codes. Highly recommend that you subscribe to receive their email updates first if you are in the market for one of their watches. Always contain a very generous discount code.
Great move by CW moving the logo to 12. They just need to change that font and add a female end link and they’d be golden because the rest of the watch looks great.
Somehow I missed this review when it came out. Really, really well done. I ordered a C65 Super Compressor in Ocean Blue last night. While searching for videos today to validate my purchase (haha) I stumbled upon this video. Amazing job my friend.
Haha no worries thanks Matthew! I almost bought the compressor, it’s a very cool looking watch. Gonna have to send me a couple photos once it comes in!
I bought the white dial version and can't wait for it to arrive. If it's really nice I might get the black version as well. It has the twin flags now and not the name on the dial. Should be sweet.
This watch is almost perfect! I like so much about it...Yet, there's something I can't put my finger. The case is beautiful, the size is ideal...but just feel the dial and hands are a bit, just a bit...boring? Not sure why. Maybe I'd like to see a few numerals? Honestly, I'm not sure what it is, but I just feel something is missing. But for the price, a great overall package. Good review.
I get ya if you love this watch it’s a great watch but there was a little something missing that I think was fixed by the gmt version. That’s why I ended up selling this one and keeping the gmt
I’m responding to an old comment, but I think the answer is this: The bezel is fairly thin and is brushed, and the markers are stick markers. The overall effect is that it directs focus outwards and emphasizes negative space. It doesn’t help that the center link is as wide as it is. The gmt has another colored hand and the 24 hour numerals to add a degree of busy-ness and make the overall watch look less empty. The 24 hour ring, for the same reasons, stands up to the wide center link, making the design congruous.
It’s the bezel. The C60 has the diver bezel and that makes it, adding looks and function. Otherwise, and in a good way, the C63 reminds me of a Rolex oyster perpetual.
What is the width across the top of your wrist? I have a 6.3-6.6 inch wrist with a width of 53-54 mm. I'd like to see if the watch will wear as well on my small wrist as it does on yours. Thanks.
My white dial is arriving today!! Got it for £495 on the tide strap which seems like a real bargain. I probably will pick the bracelet up later on as well to give me another option.
Thanks! I haven’t reviewed the 243 but will have a review of the 241 out Friday. For me it’s the Christopher Ward all the way, just a Better built watch
Can't wait for the CW GMT review, as you mentioned I'm also leaning towards the GMT version for it's sportiness, this 3 hander version is just boring imo.
Good thing I released them both at the same time haha. Just happened to work out that way as I finished this one but got delayed in positing it. The gmt is awesome and will be the one I keep.
I am torn between this guy, the Christopher Ward C63 Sealander (except with the white dial, still on bracelet) and the Grand Seiko SBGX261... having handled, used, worn, and spent time with both, which would you recommend? Or asked differently, which do you personally prefer? Thanks!
Really depends what you want. The grand Seiko is a little smaller and quite a bit more expensive. Is it better finished? Yes, but better value not really. The Christopher Ward is great at its price and it’s hard to do much better. You can easily be happy with the Christopher Ward and use the remaining money that would’ve been spent on the GS for something else/ another watch.
@@theknightswatch thank you very much for the reply. I really appreciate the honest response. I love both brands and own a few high and low end Seiko, but no GS yet... (if they had a smaller Spring Drive model I would just save up and go for that) But I also have a the Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 600 which I feel is a fantastic watch! But I am not looking for another drive watch obviously and these two have been on my radar. Ultimately, I think you are spot on and I will be going for the new CW along with another watch, haha... maybe toss in another high end Seiko and I will still have some change to spare.
Love the review but I think you should also check the distance from endlink to endlink when they are male endlinks like that. To me that is the real “lug to lug” distance.
@@cooliomcknight ya they both fill pretty similar spots I would say maybe wait till one of christopher wards seasonal sales and then get a good discount. And if you like it more than the sinn just sell it.
Looks damn nice. But these are so similar to the original Rolex design that I'd rather just get the more playful looking white GMT. Its like if Rolex made something for 10 grand that looked like a G-Shock, even if it was made before the G-Shock - then I'd just buy a G-Shock haha
Thank you so much! I will probably have the formex out in a week or two. First impressions I think the Ward is just a little bit better value for money since it’s about half the price but the formex is amazing if you like the look.
@@theknightswatch Great to hear, cant wait! Next CW sale I thought to order both and return the 1 I didn't prefer. You earned a sub! 🙂 For me, I'm hoping for next level quality from the Formex. COSC is also nice with more decorations, and the bracelet tapers more I think for comfort (they both have easy microadjust). But like you said, is all that worth the extra $? OTOH, will I have settled with the CW? I have a Santos so good with the screws styling wise. 😄
@@sdiver68 fair! Honestly the micro adjust in the formex is pretty lame just one setting and it’s not the most useful the Ward does much better in that department. But formex has many more fun colors haha.
@@theknightswatch Good to know! 1 adjustment might be enough like my Rolex Easylink but certainly not as functional. Guess Ill just wait for the full review and it sounds like the next CW sale!
@@theknightswatch So I could not wait and bought the Formex. I may still buy the Sealander GMT also next sale 😀 I will be posting my own non‐video review on WUS. I sent 2 preliminary niggles to Formex and received unbelievable positive response which I will detail in my review. Still looking forward to your Formex review!
I already own Three CW watches and a couple dozen more (all brands) than I should in general. Have to try to resist this one. I just splurged on a Longines HydroConquest 41mm (but got a great deal under $1,200 brand new!). Anyway, we'll see. 🤔
I also own 3 CW’s. The center logo C60 gmt blk/blk 38mm, C60 40mm Mk3 blk/blk, and a C60 38mm Mk3 blk/red bezel. I like the Sealander. This is a beautiful watch and reminds me of a Rolex oyster perpetual, in a nice way, but I just like having a diver bezel. But in a perfect world, I’d get both.
If the hour hand type is button may be it could be an alternative of rolex datejust. Hour hand is not attractive. I prefer vintage mk2 . It is more attractive watch
I didn’t have to pay import on the 3 hander b it I paid 200 for the gmt. I think regular import was only about 80 but they charged me an extra 120 just because they took so long to process it. Go figure.
From watching several C Ward and other reviews, I think the import tax kicks in if the price is over $800. Don’t quote me on this though. Sign up for their email alerts, they are offering $125 off currently. I just purchased this watch with the black red rubber strap - $570 after discount, and no import tax.
Beautiful watch, unfortunately according website info CW will supply bracelet version only somewhere in October 2021. I guess all these reviews from influencers are showing sort of preproduction bracelets.
I just ordered my watch from them the first day it was out so I’m assuming Christopher Ward just has so many orders that the bracelet is backordered till October or they just don’t have more being made until then
Do the gmt revieww! I'm hesitant between the two for my only watch. Right now I'm looking at the Serica 4150 for a deep black only dressy sports watch with character but good construction. I think it fits the bill, but then i look at the microadjust, the LUME of this cw, the quick release of the bracelet and just the quality this brigs for the price that I'm just not sure anymore. Also, looks awesome on your wrist
Eh it’s not a big deal for me Patek, roger smith, jlc, are all names. I can see how it can bother some but for me, as long as the name isn’t downright silly I’m ok with a well executed watch.
Eh it’s not a big deal for me Patek, roger smith, jlc, are all names. I can see how it can bother some but for me, as long as the name isn’t downright silly I’m ok with a well executed watch.
@@theknightswatch I had the same reservation about the cw on the dial, but your explanation and examples of other well known watches are spot on and have given me a whole new look at the brand! Thank you!
Just a comment on the clasp. My Zelos Horizons 39 has the exact same clasp mechanism (I'm guessing it's patent free) - and indeed most Zelos from late 2019 I think.
I have found the only time you should lift the tab is to extend it ALL the way out. Otherwise, it could land on the teeth and misshape them. Now they are strong, but over the years this could happen. The teeth are in one direction, so you can ratchet the clasp in to shorten the bracelet.
So to recap, to extend you pull the tab and pull the bracelet out - all the way out. After that, push the bracelet in to make it your desired size. Hope this helps. From a fellow "unpatented toolless adjusted clasp" wearer!
Thanks I had no idea! Much easier to operate that way haha.
My favorite CW to date! So clean - love the 6:00 date window too... a CW Aqua Terra👌
White dial with either the Camel Leather Strap or the Black Rubber Strap with Orange accents is the sharpest of the choices IMO. 👍
Ordered the same with the Camel Leather & the black/white tide ocean strap rather than the rubber with orange accents...may add that at a later date though 👍
@@stelloyd4266 Last week I ordered mine with the black/orange strap (white dial), since I already have a couple brown/tan leather straps that will look good on it when I want to swap it out. But either way it's a sharp piece. Enjoy! 👍🇺🇲🇬🇧
I got the white on black leather 3 hander. Amazing little thing for the money, and still works on my 8.25" wrist as it manages to wear small but still look reasonably sized. Case is fantastic, and overall fit and finish is superb.
Awesome glad you enjoy yours. Nice to hear my thoughts that it would still look good on a larger wrist are true!
It’s good that I waited to watch this review. Gave me a fresh perspective. I still like the GMT more, but this definitely stands on its own. Thanks for the review!
Ya I agree the gmt is the winner between the two but this is by no means a bad watch! Glad you liked it 🙂
This is such a clean and crisp looking watch. What I like most is the attention to detail here. The red text, dots, and tipped seconds hands really make it special.
Yep the detail is top notch. Really a great watch no matter which way you slice it
You only have to pull the lever mechanism inside the clasp to make it larger to make it smaller just simply push the bracelet in towards the clasp and it will lock each setting into place👍🏼
Thanks didnt realize that until after the review when someone commented that. The more ya know!
@@theknightswatch Great video and review!
If they did a 36mm or even if it was 38mm and if they removed the name logo to the flags logo I'd buy it right now
@Lee no if it was the exactly the same watch in a different dimension just like Rolex do with the explorer, like Rolex do with the op, like Tudor do with the bb58 and Tudor do with the black bay lol
@@AK-pr2nk Christopher Ward aspire to eventually remove the name mark and just have the twin-flags logo, but feel at the moment they are not recognisable enough. personally i'd rather they ditched both and went back to the classic Chr.Ward logo
@@FadeToBlack888 genuine question...do you know this for sure??? I feel moving to the double flag logo would be the right move for the brand going forward as so many are put off by the Christopher Ward name & font choice on the dial. Pity as they’re missing out on a quality piece of horology. Didn’t put me off & I’ve just ordered a C63 Sealander with white dial.
@@stelloyd4266 yes Mike France has said this in recent interviews, but Christopher Ward recently had only the 'QR code' without the name mark on their motorsport range, and it bombed. so they are hesitant but think that one day it will be possible
Did you end up buying one of the 36mm versions?
Excellent review. Regards.
I want a 36mm other than that its perfect
Done!
Jesus that watch with the white silicon bracelet looks so sharp
It's truly an amazing watch! A big step for CW for sure, this watch must be sold so many times by now, I see it everywhere and I'll buy it aswell.
Agreed! It’s a great watch and this gets me even more excited for what Christopher Ward will have in the future.
@@theknightswatch They already put their Logo at the right spot, now just just got to use that twin flag or whatever it's called logo.
I also heard rumors about the C63 getting a 36mm Version if the 39 does well, this would be literally one of the best sport watches at this price point.
@@kws4e a 36mm version would be amazing. We’ll wait and see!
@@theknightswatch Can you tell me a little bit about the bracelet? How much flex is in it? Some bracelets with pin and collars in it tend to have a lot of flex/sag in them, if you know what I mean
@@kws4e the bracelet is very sturdy has the right amount of flex, good articulation, comfortable on wrist. Really no complaints from me. I was a little disappointed to see pins and collars at first but it is very sturdily done.
Interesting quick release system, cool to see that in a watch of this price range, great video too!
Agreed I didn’t even know it was quick release when I bought it haha. Thanks man!
Nice review..I ordered the C63 white dial w/Black Orange tide ocean material® strap
Me too, it's arriving tomorrow.
Can't wait!
Great review. I had been eyeing the black dial variant since it came out earlier in the year. I am glad that I waited though ,as I just picked up the hunter green version of the C63 on a camel vintage oak leather strap. The distressed green dial is is very subtle and unique. Just enough to set it apart from my plain black dial watches without being over done. I will more than likely order the bracelet down the road. Love the watch so far and it is definitely a keeper in my ever changing collection. Spec wise, you will be hard pressed to find a better value especially if you use one of their discount codes. Highly recommend that you subscribe to receive their email updates first if you are in the market for one of their watches. Always contain a very generous discount code.
Great review. The C63 seems like a nice alternative to the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra.
The branding doesn't bother me at all.
Exactly what I was thinking!!
Beautiful watch and a great review. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
Of course thank for watching!
Great move by CW moving the logo to 12. They just need to change that font and add a female end link and they’d be golden because the rest of the watch looks great.
Somehow I missed this review when it came out. Really, really well done. I ordered a C65 Super Compressor in Ocean Blue last night. While searching for videos today to validate my purchase (haha) I stumbled upon this video. Amazing job my friend.
Haha no worries thanks Matthew! I almost bought the compressor, it’s a very cool looking watch. Gonna have to send me a couple photos once it comes in!
@@theknightswatch will do. And maybe a couple more of the anOrdain--I am enjoying and appreciating it more and more each day!
I bought the white dial version and can't wait for it to arrive. If it's really nice I might get the black version as well. It has the twin flags now and not the name on the dial. Should be sweet.
This watch is almost perfect! I like so much about it...Yet, there's something I can't put my finger. The case is beautiful, the size is ideal...but just feel the dial and hands are a bit, just a bit...boring? Not sure why. Maybe I'd like to see a few numerals? Honestly, I'm not sure what it is, but I just feel something is missing. But for the price, a great overall package. Good review.
I get ya if you love this watch it’s a great watch but there was a little something missing that I think was fixed by the gmt version. That’s why I ended up selling this one and keeping the gmt
I’m responding to an old comment, but I think the answer is this:
The bezel is fairly thin and is brushed, and the markers are stick markers. The overall effect is that it directs focus outwards and emphasizes negative space. It doesn’t help that the center link is as wide as it is.
The gmt has another colored hand and the 24 hour numerals to add a degree of busy-ness and make the overall watch look less empty. The 24 hour ring, for the same reasons, stands up to the wide center link, making the design congruous.
It’s the bezel. The C60 has the diver bezel and that makes it, adding looks and function. Otherwise, and in a good way, the C63 reminds me of a Rolex oyster perpetual.
Both sporty and dressy makes it a very versatile watch. Nice pick up.
Thanks agreed definitely can be a versatile watch
I am deciding between C63 Sealander 36 mm and Sinn 556i, which one do you think looks better?
I picked up a white dial gmt but this black is nice and simple .
Really nice review mate. Could you please tell me which model is your credor Quartz? BR
Thanks! The credor is GCAX975
What is the width across the top of your wrist? I have a 6.3-6.6 inch wrist with a width of 53-54 mm. I'd like to see if the watch will wear as well on my small wrist as it does on yours. Thanks.
The width across the top is around 52-53 or so, I’d imagine it would wear very similarly
My white dial is arriving today!!
Got it for £495 on the tide strap which seems like a real bargain.
I probably will pick the bracelet up later on as well to give me another option.
Definitely need the bracelet at some point but it’s a strap monster as well. Hope you enjoy yours!
Excellent video. Have you reviewed the Seiko SPB243? If so, how do they compare?
Thanks! I haven’t reviewed the 243 but will have a review of the 241 out Friday. For me it’s the Christopher Ward all the way, just a Better built watch
Can't wait for the CW GMT review, as you mentioned I'm also leaning towards the GMT version for it's sportiness, this 3 hander version is just boring imo.
Good thing I released them both at the same time haha. Just happened to work out that way as I finished this one but got delayed in positing it. The gmt is awesome and will be the one I keep.
Been thinking of upgrading my gada watch. Any opinions about this watch vs. say a Longines Conquest?
Having had both unless you just like the look of the Longines the Ward does feel like a better watch in all respects
I am torn between this guy, the Christopher Ward C63 Sealander (except with the white dial, still on bracelet) and the Grand Seiko SBGX261... having handled, used, worn, and spent time with both, which would you recommend? Or asked differently, which do you personally prefer? Thanks!
Really depends what you want. The grand Seiko is a little smaller and quite a bit more expensive. Is it better finished? Yes, but better value not really. The Christopher Ward is great at its price and it’s hard to do much better. You can easily be happy with the Christopher Ward and use the remaining money that would’ve been spent on the GS for something else/ another watch.
@@theknightswatch thank you very much for the reply. I really appreciate the honest response. I love both brands and own a few high and low end Seiko, but no GS yet... (if they had a smaller Spring Drive model I would just save up and go for that) But I also have a the Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 600 which I feel is a fantastic watch! But I am not looking for another drive watch obviously and these two have been on my radar. Ultimately, I think you are spot on and I will be going for the new CW along with another watch, haha... maybe toss in another high end Seiko and I will still have some change to spare.
Do the quick-release bars dig into your wrist? Can you even feel them at all?
Nope can’t feel them at all, well integrated and again feel very sturdy.
Love the review but I think you should also check the distance from endlink to endlink when they are male endlinks like that. To me that is the real “lug to lug” distance.
Fair point! I’ll keep that in mind for future reviews.
which watch would you pick as GADA? C63 or SINN 556I
The c63 feels more premium between the two. The sinn feels more like an understated tool piece but still high quality. Can’t go wrong
Did yiu ever try the tide strap from CW on this one? What’s your take on that strap?
Never tried one of the tide straps
I own the blue dial c63 the only thing I wish is had a slightly domed crystal
Fair enough, definitely couldn’t hurt. We’ll see where they go in the future!
This or the sinn 556i which is 2x the price??
Both great watches, sinn feels much more dedicated tool watch: personally I’d probably go for this.
I have the 556i and really debating whether or not to get the black dial C63 auto. The C63 looks so good but it's also really similar to the 556i.
@@cooliomcknight ya they both fill pretty similar spots I would say maybe wait till one of christopher wards seasonal sales and then get a good discount. And if you like it more than the sinn just sell it.
Looks damn nice. But these are so similar to the original Rolex design that I'd rather just get the more playful looking white GMT. Its like if Rolex made something for 10 grand that looked like a G-Shock, even if it was made before the G-Shock - then I'd just buy a G-Shock haha
This review is great, with honest and detailed assessments of every component.
Formex Essence 39 review please?!? Currently debating between the 2.
Thank you so much! I will probably have the formex out in a week or two. First impressions I think the Ward is just a little bit better value for money since it’s about half the price but the formex is amazing if you like the look.
@@theknightswatch Great to hear, cant wait! Next CW sale I thought to order both and return the 1 I didn't prefer. You earned a sub! 🙂
For me, I'm hoping for next level quality from the Formex. COSC is also nice with more decorations, and the bracelet tapers more I think for comfort (they both have easy microadjust). But like you said, is all that worth the extra $? OTOH, will I have settled with the CW?
I have a Santos so good with the screws styling wise. 😄
@@sdiver68 fair! Honestly the micro adjust in the formex is pretty lame just one setting and it’s not the most useful the Ward does much better in that department. But formex has many more fun colors haha.
@@theknightswatch Good to know! 1 adjustment might be enough like my Rolex Easylink but certainly not as functional. Guess Ill just wait for the full review and it sounds like the next CW sale!
@@theknightswatch So I could not wait and bought the Formex. I may still buy the Sealander GMT also next sale 😀
I will be posting my own non‐video review on WUS. I sent 2 preliminary niggles to Formex and received unbelievable positive response which I will detail in my review.
Still looking forward to your Formex review!
I already own Three CW watches and a couple dozen more (all brands) than I should in general. Have to try to resist this one. I just splurged on a Longines HydroConquest 41mm (but got a great deal under $1,200 brand new!).
Anyway, we'll see. 🤔
I think if you’re willing to part with any of the wards you have now this is a killer option. One of the best at the price
@@theknightswatch Yes true. Unfortunately I can't part with any for the moment but I'll keep this one on my radar. 👍
I also own 3 CW’s. The center logo C60 gmt blk/blk 38mm, C60 40mm Mk3 blk/blk, and a C60 38mm Mk3 blk/red bezel. I like the Sealander. This is a beautiful watch and reminds me of a Rolex oyster perpetual, in a nice way, but I just like having a diver bezel. But in a perfect world, I’d get both.
Great video! New subscriber here
Thank you! Appreciate it 🙂
If the hour hand type is button may be it could be an alternative of rolex datejust. Hour hand is not attractive. I prefer vintage mk2 . It is more attractive watch
Great video! Did you have to pay import taxes on these?
I didn’t have to pay import on the 3 hander b it I paid 200 for the gmt. I think regular import was only about 80 but they charged me an extra 120 just because they took so long to process it. Go figure.
@@theknightswatch sorry to hear about that. I wonder why you weren’t charged for the 3-hander? Maybe because it’s a lower price?
From watching several C Ward and other reviews, I think the import tax kicks in if the price is over $800. Don’t quote me on this though. Sign up for their email alerts, they are offering $125 off currently. I just purchased this watch with the black red rubber strap - $570 after discount, and no import tax.
Beautiful watch, unfortunately according website info CW will supply bracelet version only somewhere in October 2021. I guess all these reviews from influencers are showing sort of preproduction bracelets.
I just ordered my watch from them the first day it was out so I’m assuming Christopher Ward just has so many orders that the bracelet is backordered till October or they just don’t have more being made until then
Received mine in bracelet 😁
if i didnt ahve a sarb i would 100 % get this
all the CW watches need a bit more polish, for example on the side of the bracelet
Do the gmt revieww! I'm hesitant between the two for my only watch. Right now I'm looking at the Serica 4150 for a deep black only dressy sports watch with character but good construction. I think it fits the bill, but then i look at the microadjust, the LUME of this cw, the quick release of the bracelet and just the quality this brigs for the price that I'm just not sure anymore. Also, looks awesome on your wrist
Thanks man. I actually posted the gmt review at the same time. If you go to my channel it’ll be there! Between the two the gmt is the one I’m keeping.
Are you in the US?
Yep US based
I think this watch can be passed as a dress watch if it is smaller.
What a terrible shame. I have tried calling them four times. NO ONE PICKS UP. I emailed them. I‘M STILL WAITING FOR A RESPONSE. WHAT THE HELL.
A response on what?
Love the design, except the name written on the dial. Kills it in my opinion
Eh it’s not a big deal for me Patek, roger smith, jlc, are all names. I can see how it can bother some but for me, as long as the name isn’t downright silly I’m ok with a well executed watch.
Eh it’s not a big deal for me Patek, roger smith, jlc, are all names. I can see how it can bother some but for me, as long as the name isn’t downright silly I’m ok with a well executed watch.
@@theknightswatch I had the same reservation about the cw on the dial, but your explanation and examples of other well known watches are spot on and have given me a whole new look at the brand! Thank you!
To small ...
I really like this watch design... but the movement is garbage. Anything with less than 50 hours these days is subpar.
Interesting opinion.
"garbage"😂😂😂😂.....spot the noob!😂😂😂
this or the traska summiteer?
this is just a better watch in every way after having them both, unless you just love the colors of the traska this is a clear winner