Christopher Ward C8 Regulator Review
After recent news, Christopher Ward is more likely to be known for their affordable in-house SH21 movement than anything else, but if you look our archives, you'll find most of our reviews are of their pilot's watches. We've looked at the C8 MKII, the C10, the C11 and the C1000 Typhoon, all of which offer something different. The C8 MKII is fairly classic pilot, reminiscent of IWC MK series, the C10 is a more formal, with a touch of navigator DNA, the C11 is a modern instrument panel-style aviator and the C1000 Typhoon is a dark and stealthy modern pilot realized in ceramic. Today, we're going to take a look at a follow up to the C8 MKII; the C8 Regulator.What sets this watch apart is indicated clearly in the name; it's a regulator. This fairly uncommon complication splits the hour, minutes and seconds into 3 separate dials. Typically, as is the case with the C8, you have the hours and seconds as secondary sub-dials, and the minutes about the center. The concept behind this watch, as i

Very nice Sam!
To help our Fr. John during his recovery period from surgery I have decided to wear my vintage Seamaster aka Fr. John for the whole week to help lift his spirits during this time! Feel better Fr.

SIHH Sneak Peak - New Mare Nostrum!!!
Just heard from a buddy of mine that a new Mare Nostrum is coming out. No further details besides that but I am excited none the less!

D-Blue and Mcintosh
My first post to show off one sweet watch I received for my 55th birthday from my wife. What do you think, it seems to go real well with McIntosh blue meters?

Daytona lugs
Quick question to you all Daytona owners. Why are the Daytona lugs shiny as compared to other sports models which has a brushed finish. Thanks.