The Biggest Change for Christopher Ward... | Interview
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- Опубліковано 6 бер 2024
- We went to Christopher Ward HQ for a unique behind-the-scenes interview with Mike France and the wider team at CW. There are some big changes ahead for the business so stay till the end to hear about the biggest change for the company in 2024.
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It’s fantastic to see British watch making companies thriving. Love it 👌
Thanks so much for taking the time to join us in Maidenhead. See you on Saturday!
Is there a reason the dials declare “Swiss Made”
As a British Watch Company?
Bremont are a British Brand that is proud to declare “London”
@@Yorkshiremadmickpretty simply, they are Swiss made, not British manufactured watches
@@YorkshiremadmickBremont aren’t made in England anymore. They’re designed there but made in Switzerland
Yes because the cases, hands, and other parts are made in a former British Colony (Called Hong Kong)
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This company is in safe hands and it shows - you can tell from this video that every part of this business is run with the highest degree of professionalism by staff who genuinely care and know exactly what they’re doing - a credit to the CEO who we all know ran a highly successful retail chain before - the future is, without a doubt, bright for CW
The Bel Canto definitely needed an improvement to the dial clarity. Looking forward to new releases. Mr France seems very excited about them.
I just love this brand so much. I've been buying them since 2020, always tought it was going to become a brand of great exception, and there they are. Hopefully my first pieces will become futur collectibles but anyways, I am just an i conditional fan and very excited to see what will come out later this year.
Christopher Ward are one of the most important watchmakers in Ol’ Blighty… and modern watchmaking as a whole. (The association is also really exciting too)
I can’t help but feel jealous of the sheer creativity of these watchmakers! 😂
All the best for an incredible day on Saturday! And congratulations to everyone who will walk away with a limited edition Bel Canto or other special piece from the event! 👏👏👏⌚🇬🇧
I am both chuffed AND gobsmacked! And I live across the pond!
I love receiving Loupe in NZ, keep it up
Love my Bel Canto.
I really like cw but If you buy it here in Korea, not in the UK. Customs duties are too expensive. I envy people who buy from the UKㅠ.
Come here for your holidays, then you can travel back with one on your wrist! 🙏
@@lordcharfield4529In that case you will probably have to pay an import fee anyway. However, since CW have a pretty reasonable pricing, the fee is not that big.
Are the Union Jack Bel Cantos available outside the event? I'm in Europe and can't travel. Sorry for my bad English.
Wot bayd Ingleesch?
Awesome watch brand I own a CW super compressor it's a great looking watch. Can't wait for more new releases maybe a new chronograph release.
Hi there, does anyone know, as a 22 year old, what’s the best way to get into watchmaking?
I Still have two quartz CW watches from over a decade ago. Still going strong and look great .
I wish more of Christopher Ward watches used the SH21 movement. 😊😊
Wish they would bring back, or maybe release new versions, of their quartz chrono watches, particularly the motorsport models.
I like the yellow door❤
Love CW!
Anyone know what watch Mike is wearing in this video?
Casio F91W
Yep, that’s it! I just ordered one, thanks.
I’d love to see GB made on them.
They aren't GB made though, they're Swiss made
Christopher Ward " FABULOUS WATCHES "
I love my Christopher Ward C60 Atoll 300 (Reef Blue). I don’t wear any of my other watches now!
I wonder what's coming end of April!
May
I stand corrected.@@johnwhite.762
No, end of April ua-cam.com/video/8n50JJp1GH8/v-deo.htmlsi=YqBH2sO2_SdDlfsv&t=827 @@johnwhite.762
I would like to buy a Bel Canto. The blue dial shown in this video is stunning, but unavailable. The green dial when the Bel Canto was first produced is stunning but unavailable too. The current four colors are unappealing , but available. I hope the marketing person reads this and makes the blue dial available for purchase after reading my comment.
The purple is amazing
You could have ordered a blue wave dial a few months ago. I posted on the cw Facebook group that there were some available at the time.
@@brysoga unfortunately I never saw it. Oh well…next time.
Yeah, I'd love a Bel Canto but I'm not in love with any of the current colours. The purple is nice but I don't think it would suit me and is a bit too loud for my tastes. I'm sure they will release more in the future so it's just a waiting game.
An old fan of CW. Here CW talks about servicing your old watches, yet its servicing team refused to service a 6 year old watch - quoting no more parts available. Really left a bitter taste of CW’s watch longevity….
They make such nice watches, I just wish they would figure out this brand name debacle. I don’t care what anyone says, not having your brand name on a watch means they’re hiding something. Change the name or embrace the Christopher Ward name.
Don’t agree. Moser don’t brand their concept dials and they have absolutely nothing (and I literally mean nothing) to hide
@@brysoga We’re talking about CWard, they had their name on dials for many years and just recently stopped.
Most limited edition of the Bel Canto you say, @andrewmorganwatches says "hold my beer!"
Absolutely 😅
Sounds like yet another logo change coming.
More junk watches, stick with Roger Smith
Well done, and amazing too! British Watches using movements, cases, straps and everything else made everywhere else other than Britain. At least be honest, call it Chinese Watch Day or Assembled in England from melted down surplus parts day. At least CW are kind of transparent about their watches coming from China, unlike some other "British" brands made in China but claiming to be English thoroughbreds. . . . don't make me laugh. . .
They’re an English brand and the watches are built by hand in Switzerland as stated on the CW website. I spent some time searching online to see if there was any truth in your comment. There is nothing to suggest what you’ve said is true, so can I only assume that you’re trolling. The Chinese make some great watches (San Martin etc), so it wouldn’t have necessarily been a negative, it’s just untrue!
🧐 Hoping to see you guys at Windup Watch Fair Chicago 2024. I love that you provide wonderful and unique watches that are accessible and available here and now (no waiting in line at the club (i.e. Rolex?) hoping and wishing 🙏🏼 to be "chosen." You're serious artisans making serious product who still create nice watches (not "timepieces")!! 🫡