True, I think you don't really need one. I'm a collector since 2010 and, among many others, I currently own a 16610 and a 16613. One is currently for sale and I'm probably going to sell the other one too. To be fair though, I've never been a Rolex fan and prefer (love) Omega's. And these Trident's are really starting to get into my head now too. There's no bottom to this hole 😕
I genuinely believe that the CW line right now has quality that stands up to and surpasses the quality of many Tudor, Omega, Rolex, and Longines models. I wouldn't be surprised if in 25 years we were looking at the 2020+ CW's like we look at vintage Rolex. I think they're that good, truly.
I have been in the market for a Christopher ward. I have looked in the used market. However, I will probably purchase new. Did you purchase new? If so, how does the import tax work on a more expensive watch?
Brilliant review! I bought myself a black C65 Dune to celebrate my graduation this year. It's just an amazing watch, I've worn it for a month now and haven't found a single thing i dislike about it. The dive watches looks great too!
Finally pulled the trigger and got the 40 mm C60 Pro 300 black dial,gorgeous watch casual or dressy will look great, you can definitely feel the quality after having a Orient kamasu an upgrade for me at least.
Hi I'm new to your channel I own most of the big brands and even though I have some very expensive watches I sill own four Christopher ward watches and I'm not saying they are better of the the likes of Rolex omega Tudor etc but on price point and quality for the money and comfort on the wrist it's probably the best I've ever seen so when someone asks me what watch to buy to get into the watch owning market I would say Christopher ward great video thanks John.
CW is doing great things. Even though one of their relatively recent releases tinkers on being an homage of a Rolex GMT. From my perspective - and from the perspective of seasoned, well experienced watch enthusiasts - what holds CW back is their use of basic ETA clone movements. I assume they use Sellita? Until they make a workhorse in-house movement, CW will never rise in the ranks of horology.
True, I think you don't really need one. I'm a collector since 2010 and, among many others, I currently own a 16610 and a 16613. One is currently for sale and I'm probably going to sell the other one too. To be fair though, I've never been a Rolex fan and prefer (love) Omega's. And these Trident's are really starting to get into my head now too. There's no bottom to this hole 😕
I genuinely believe that the CW line right now has quality that stands up to and surpasses the quality of many Tudor, Omega, Rolex, and Longines models. I wouldn't be surprised if in 25 years we were looking at the 2020+ CW's like we look at vintage Rolex. I think they're that good, truly.
The Ginault Silent Service perfectly covered the sub gap for me.
The very definition of a First World Problem.. ;)
Is this yet another review without a wrist shot of the featured watch? That's a shame.
Sinn U50; not only is capable and accurate, but it's unique Lego hands and tegimented toughness is unfounded anywhere else in watch world.
I have been in the market for a Christopher ward. I have looked in the used market. However, I will probably purchase new. Did you purchase new? If so, how does the import tax work on a more expensive watch?
Brilliant review! I bought myself a black C65 Dune to celebrate my graduation this year. It's just an amazing watch, I've worn it for a month now and haven't found a single thing i dislike about it. The dive watches looks great too!
Finally pulled the trigger and got the 40 mm C60 Pro 300 black dial,gorgeous watch casual or dressy will look great, you can definitely feel the quality after having a Orient kamasu an upgrade for me at least.
Excellent review, Thank you for guiding my watch decision with your detailed insights. Much appreciated
So many reviews of this watch and yours is the best I have seen yet. Thank you!
Very nice diver. Thanks for the review!
Hi I'm new to your channel I own most of the big brands and even though I have some very expensive watches I sill own four Christopher ward watches and I'm not saying they are better of the the likes of Rolex omega Tudor etc but on price point and quality for the money and comfort on the wrist it's probably the best I've ever seen so when someone asks me what watch to buy to get into the watch owning market I would say Christopher ward great video thanks John.
nice channel just subscribed. I'm also thinking off selling some of my watches and downscaling
I love the Trident and pretty much everything about them especially the light catcher case!
I have one, and the bezel fades a lot quicker than the indeces or the hands , my only grip.
CW is doing great things. Even though one of their relatively recent releases tinkers on being an homage of a Rolex GMT. From my perspective - and from the perspective of seasoned, well experienced watch enthusiasts - what holds CW back is their use of basic ETA clone movements. I assume they use Sellita? Until they make a workhorse in-house movement, CW will never rise in the ranks of horology.
Hahahaha I think Rolex has a massive problem on their hands! Oh, but I just ordered a $400 Rolex Super Replica from