Hands-on: Christopher Ward C60 Trident Bronze Pro 600
I didn’t wear this piece much, but not because I didn’t like it. Quite the contrary; it has terrific build quality and the blue dial perfectly compliments the bronze metal…
Hands-on Bauhaus battle: Nomos Tangente 35 vs. 38 Date
Anyone who ponders a Nomos must confront this question: 35 or 38? Most of the Nomos line comes in these two sizes (plus 39 and now 41). In our modern…
Hands-on: Szanto Heritage Aviator
Everything about the Szanto Heritage Aviator is big—heavy case, thick crystal, onion crown, chunky strap—with one important exception: the price. The fit and finish on this piece could command twice…
Hands-on: Christopher Ward C1 Grand Malvern Small Second
The new Christopher Ward C1 Grand Malvern Small Second is a bridge between two worlds—a modern design with a very traditional layout. A central seconds hand is so common that…
Hands-on: Christopher Ward C5 Malvern 595
Simplicity is hard to do. Features and flash move product. It takes courage to market a watch based on what it lacks. But that is the essence of the Christopher…
DOXA SUB 300T Divingstar “Poseidon Edition”
DOXA has emerged from its archives with yet another classic disco-era dive watch design—this time a limited edition remake of the rare yellow-dialed "Divingstar" SUB 300T. DOXA has been making…
New Blue: Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 600 Blue
On the heels of a slew of Trident announcements, Christopher Ward has one more thing. It’s not nearly as exciting as the codas Steve Jobs used to deliver, but it…
Big news about a little watch from Christopher Ward: the sub-6 mm C5 Malvern 595
Mechanical watches in the under-$1,000 price range tend to be thicker and larger these days. A 42 mm x 12 mm automatic can pass for a dress watch, and even…
Hands-on: Christopher Ward C1 Grand Malvern Moonphase
Most moonphase complications don’t take center stage on the dial, probably because they serve such little practical purpose in modern life. But that’s a shame, since the moonphase is one…
Christopher Ward’s Morgan collection now available to the Morgan-loving public
Co-branded watches have always struck me as odd (I'll take my Omega Seamaster without a 007 counterbalance, thank you). But in this case, the partnership between Morgan Motor Company and…
