Christopher Ward C9 Moonphase Watch
Sure,?we have all seen a moonphase before, but it is not the kind of complication one would necessarily?expect from English watchmakers Christopher Ward?�C?especially not something this jewelery-esque. Christopher Ward has made a name for himself producing honorific homages to many of the watch industry's best-loved brands and their best-selling models. His watches are well made, sympathetically designed, and competitively priced. Crucially, the brand has, through consistently good reviews, managed to convince the buying market that a Christopher Ward is not an imitation, but rather a popular icon re-imagined. What we have here is a design one might more readily associate with a Piaget or Ulysse Nardin, rendered without diamonds or mother of pearl, and instead with affordable materials that make such a piece more accessible to the masses �C kind of the Christopher Ward way.I must say, the brand has definitely grown on me in recent years �C but, as I say, it took a while for me to reach th

Found a gem
Just bought a BNIB ck2998 from an AD in France . Got 15 percent off list price and an additional 14 percent tax refund . Brings it to about 4800 USD . Did I do well? Loving it on my wrist . Unfortunately the AD experience was rushed as I had a train to catch , oh well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I know everyone has read this before...well maybe
I just read this and got a real kick out of it...Your mileage may vary.Photos are in the original version/link here...ialreadyhaveawatch/2009/0...al-wind-watch/The Definitive if Unnecessary Guide: How to Wind an Omega Speedmaster Professional (Or Any Manual Wind Watch)Omega Speedmaster Professional 145.012, 1967. Photo:Chuck Maddox/ChronoMaddoxWind it until it stops. Don't make it more complicated than it needs to be.So how exactly ought one wind one's Omega Speedmaster? Or any manual wind watch for that matter?This question occurs with astonishing and cyclically recurring frequency in internet watch forums. And this is even despite that most every forum offers a search function that could produce dozens of relevant threads that would dispatch the question neatly before it were even raised (again). The recurrence of questions like this is among the reasons forums ceased to be as much fun and I've mostly retreated from watch fora, especially after once seeing threads posing this sam

Mulling over these 3 - 5070 vs 5270 vs 5970
Mulling over these 3.5070 vs 5270 vs 5970I like them all, but can't buy all of them.Or any others??Thoughts?

Rolex Sub 16610
Hello looking to purchase a 1996 submariner with date 16610Need help to see if case is in good condition and if polish is good and not over polished Check if lugs are nice and sharp Need help guys please thanks What's a good price to pay for this watch as well thanks ??