The Christopher Ward C1 Bel Canto Classic With Laser-Etched Guilloché Pattern

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This 34-jewel movement has a claimed accuracy of +25 to -15 seconds per day and a power reserve of approximately link 42 hours.This 52-jewel movement has a frequency of 21,600vph and a power reserve of 48 hours.The DialHere we also see a stepped dial that is otherwise largely unchanged save for the noteworthy inclusion of an applied white metal Omega logo and the new hash marks that correspond to the frequency of the new 3861. The applied logo is a nice touch and, especially in photos, will set the sapphire apart from its Pro siblings, be they 1861 or 3861-based.Frederique Constant has consistently offered good value to entry-level collectors. There's a lot to like when it comes to the level of watchmaking you get, especially when you consider the value placed on in-house calibers these days. The brand has figured out how to take things like the FC-700 base caliber and twist it to fit a lot of different applications. This means that if you dig through FC's extensive lineup, you'll likely find an affordable and enjoyable option to suit your needs.


Regarding the calendar functions, the left sub-dial indicates the day, while the right sub-dial indicates the month. An aperture at 6 o'clock displays the date, thus completing the trio of calendar functions. This version of the Urban Automatic comes on a light beige suede strap to complete the look.This is a playful nod to the Rolex Daytona "Big Red" models with a similar script.The first piece is an ultra-funky Ultra-Chron from Longines, a solid gold piece of late 60's engineering that brings high beat to this storied maker. This watch delivers value on more than just the fact that it's made in a precious metal housed in the 14k tonneau case; it is one of the vintage Ultra-Chron movements, that offered a high beat rate and high precision to those who demanded more from their luxury link timepiece. Check out the Ultra-Chron, right here.I really dig the silver dial variants – but I am also an entirely boring individual. The pink dial also looks VERY pink in the renders so I'm looking forward to seeing how that color reads to the human eye at Watches & Wonders. Stick with us, as we'll be updating you with our observations and hands-on coverage all week.


But based on Daniel's enthusiastic work on the Gallet serial link number project he kept running for years, his and my watch cases date to circa 1965/1966.He has opted to pair it with a tan Five Eye NATO strap from Watches of Espionage.I wanted to return to a watch like this because we often zip way back in time to the vintage days and say things like "Back then, you could buy a Submariner for $150." Well, I have got to be honest – I sometimes like to look back to a more recent history I actually remember. Back in 2010/2011, the Submariner hovered around $8k with a date.






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