Christopher ward watches
Discussion
I've got a C8 Pilot Mk 1, which is a very well-made watch that keeps reasonable time.
It turns out that fliegers aren't my thing, so I'm moving it on - but that's the only reason.
I've also bought a couple of the quartz pieces as presents - one for my wife, and one for my brother-in-law - and they're doing sterling service as daily wearers.
It turns out that fliegers aren't my thing, so I'm moving it on - but that's the only reason.
I've also bought a couple of the quartz pieces as presents - one for my wife, and one for my brother-in-law - and they're doing sterling service as daily wearers.
I bought a c8 pilot (brown leather) in the Fathers Day sale last week. I'm very pleased with it and I think in puches above its weight. In fact its been commented on twice in a week. My Oris Diver Date, Oris BC3 advanced and my Seamaster have never raised a comment. Go figure.
Forgot to add, it loses about 8-10 seconds a day (although this may improve with use). The others are around 4-6 seconds a day. I'm sad and check weekly...
Forgot to add, it loses about 8-10 seconds a day (although this may improve with use). The others are around 4-6 seconds a day. I'm sad and check weekly...
Edited by douglasr on Saturday 18th June 19:07
My C8 Mk2

I like it, but would prefer a bigger exhibition case back so I'm thinking of flipping it for an Archimede XLA. Plus, and I know it's only a little thing but really niggles, the case back says 25 jewels, but the rotor says 26 jewels. I guess I got a Selitta movement instead of the ETA

I like it, but would prefer a bigger exhibition case back so I'm thinking of flipping it for an Archimede XLA. Plus, and I know it's only a little thing but really niggles, the case back says 25 jewels, but the rotor says 26 jewels. I guess I got a Selitta movement instead of the ETA
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