Introducing the Christopher Ward C5 Slimline Square
I've always felt that the under $1,000 dollar watch market was lacking in dress watch options, particularly mechanical ones. Sure, there are some out there, but they rarely stand out, and those that do, end up becoming very popular. One that I've always thought was a great option was the Christopher Ward C5 Malvern Automatic. Simple, modest, handsome and very affordable, at $550 it's a great watch for someone in need of a versatile dress watch on a budget. C Ward has continued to grow that line over the years adding colors, finishes, some twists and turns, and now a new model that is an exciting departure.Following up on their previous C5 Malvern Slimline, released in 2014, C Ward is taking the watch in a bold new direction with a square case. The so-called C5 Slimline Square (or squared if you're reading the dial) is an elegant interpretation of the platonic form, dropping the 90 degree angles for rounded edges and bowed sides. It comes across a bit art-deco and mid-century adding a r

Breitling and Bentley!
Does anyone own both a Breitling and a Bentley car?

Tried on the new speedmaster.
The anniversary watch is super light weight and feels great on NATO. I just don't know about the color.

PAM 392 - the good, the bad, the price advice
I am new to Panerai brand and would like to learn more about this specific model Pam 392, 42 mm watch. I am kinda clueless about this brand or this model except it look darn good in person. Can someone help me learn more about this model like when was it introduce, is there serial numbers base on year of production like Rolex, anything good or bad about this newer in house movement? Lastly, how much you think a mint condition pre-own watch worth in today market? Thanks in advance for your advices.

SD43 In Toronto
Well actually, Mississauga. Stopped by Square 1 tonight and they had one in the case. I was told it had just come in. Not something that interests me, thought someone here might appreciate the heads up.