NEWSTIME
Here’s the first look at some of the latest developments at Christopher Ward of London and a round up this autumn’s new watch launches
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24/7 on connections
Christopher Ward has gone 24/7 for telephone ordering after stepping up its existing relationship with Connecticut, US-based, On Brand 24.
Moves
Christopher Ward celebrates the 250th anniversary of the invention of the portable chronometer with a new watch series – the C9 Harrison.
The C9 Harrison watch series comprises three automatic watches, including the C9 GMT (left).
See pages 20 to 25 for more on the invention and the Harrison collection.
In the ZONE
Christopher Ward pays tribute to the first dual time zone watch, the Rolex GMT Master, with the release of the C60 Trident GMT Automatic in two versions – black/orange and red/blue (right). The GMT, which is powered by an ETA 2893-2 movement, is priced from £450 and has an even more affordable stable companion, the C60 Trident-Pro which comes in from only £299.
On Brand 24 already handles CW’s US telephone orders, but will handle all telephone orders from all over the world starting this autumn.
Christopher Ward co-founder Mike France says: “We’ve been working with On Brand 24 for the past couple of years. So pleased have we been with their like-minded approach to excellent customer service and because they offer us a chance of providing 24-hour service worldwide, we have decided to centralise our telephone order line with them.”
During UK working hours existing orders and technical queries will still be handled from the Maidenhead head office.
To see more of the Christopher Ward range go to pages 46 to 50, or to see our full range log on at
www.christopherward
.co.uk
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