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Christopher Ward C5 Malvern 595 for $555
$555.00
Ultra thin 5.95mm thick mechanical watch with the ETA 7001 movement. It is rare to find a mechanical watch <6mm for under $1000. The same movement is found in dress watches by Nomos, Stowa, Blacpain, Omega (Cal. 651), Junghans, Baume & Mercier, Bell & Ross, Tissot, ect.
Regular price is £595 which should convert to $845 USD. C. Ward has dropped the US price to $680. Using code 125SPRING18, price drops even further to $555.
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Case Material: 316L Stainless steel
Case Dimensions: 39 mm x 45.8 mm x 5.95 mm
Weight: 33 g
Lug Width: 20 mm
Movement: ETA 7001
Crystal: Anti-reflective flat sapphire crystal
Strap: Oak leather: black, brown, camel with pin buckle
Regular price is £595 which should convert to $845 USD. C. Ward has dropped the US price to $680. Using code 125SPRING18, price drops even further to $555.
https://www.christopher
Review
https://wristwatchrevie
Case Material: 316L Stainless steel
Case Dimensions: 39 mm x 45.8 mm x 5.95 mm
Weight: 33 g
Lug Width: 20 mm
Movement: ETA 7001
Crystal: Anti-reflective flat sapphire crystal
Strap: Oak leather: black, brown, camel with pin buckle
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In terms of watches one would cross shop versus this one, the major ones that come to mind would be the Hamilton Intra-Matic, or even better, the Seiko SDGM001. Both watches are significantly thicker than the Malvern in this post because both watches are automatic (versus the Malvern, which is hand-wind only).
All offer a similar aesthetic, with the Malvern being the most basic and austere, the Intra-Matic being next-most flashy, and the Seiko Brightz being pretty flashy , but still great (and similar to the legendary Seiko SARB065 Cocktail Time).
Nice deal!
In terms of watches one would cross shop versus this one, the major ones that come to mind would be the Hamilton Intra-Matic, or even better, the Seiko SDGM001. Both watches are significantly thicker than the Malvern in this post because both watches are automatic (versus the Malvern, which is hand-wind only).
All offer a similar aesthetic, with the Malvern being the most basic and austere, the Intra-Matic being next-most flashy, and the Seiko Brightz being pretty flashy , but still great (and similar to the legendary Seiko SARB065 Cocktail Time).
Nice deal!
I think the best watches to compare for cross shop with similar design and movement are the Junghas Meister [junghanswatchesusa.net] or Nomos Tangente [nomos-glashuette.com].
I love my Ward watch, it's classy and perhaps unknown to people who aren't into watches...but beautiful and quality craftsmanship.
NM, I googled it. Nice looking watch.
I think the best watches to compare for cross shop with similar design and movement are the Junghas Meister [junghanswatchesusa.net] or Nomos Tangente [nomos-glashuette.com].
Lack of a second hand kills it for me. Will probably end up with a Nomos dress watch for that reason.
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More akin to the "Grand Malvern" range. I want to love this watch, but when I see a timepiece sans second hand my inclination is to assume it's housing a quartz movement.
Lastly, the unsung hero of them all it is the Orient 2nd Generation Bambino v3 for $115-135.
Lastly, the unsung hero of them all it is the Orient 2nd Generation Bambino v3 for $115-135.
Love the bambino v2