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Review: Christopher Ward C9 Harrison Jumping Hour
After spending a few weeks with the Christopher Ward C9 Harrison Jumping Hour watch, I can safely say that I am smitten. Yes, smitten. As a watch lover I can't help but be seduced by those epic watches that cost from $6 ¨C 600 thousand dollars, but as a normal dude, I never expect to own one. The watches I am talking about are those with really unique little mechanical gizmos under their skin that are doing fascinating little tasks, whether it is tracking the moon or spinning on multiple axis, they are part of what makes watches so fascinating. So, when a watch like the C9 comes along, containing within it one of those unique mechanical complications, but is at an achievable price point, I get really excited. Sure, $1,585 is not cheap, but one could imagine how through saving and perhaps selling off watches one no longer wears, $1,585 is not that out of reach. Having been able to actually spend time with this watch, the answer is yes, the unique complication, as well as the overall high

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Guys...How do I put up an image and not a link or attachment? Like all the watch photos you guys put up...Thanks!

Just in and restored Zenith.
Just in this Zenith that it needed some attention. The watch is from the 30¡¯s ¡°not sure of the exact date¡± and is stainless steel; it had some scratches on the steel, crystal and the band which I have since polished out. The luminous materials on the hands were stained black so I redid the hands with new white luminous paint/glue.As is received it before any restoration.Images after restoration.A nice bounce that came with the watch is the stainless steel band which is also collectable. Not many of these bands can be found in good condition. If you find them they usually run for 100-200 dollars. The company that produced the band is Krementz and the band is a Kremaloy step steel band. They were one of the first companies to offer an adjustable steel band on the market. Krementz is still in business today and produce fine jewelry, but do not make watch bands anymore. They produced the Kremaloy band from 1930¡¯s to 1950¡¯s but when Speidel Company came out with their metal Twist-O-Flex ban

Seamaster 300m diver with 1610/930 bracelet
I just did it...and really think it looks better like this...

Should I brush?
Hello, my name is Steve, and I have GMT issues. Okay, I love GMTs. So I recently added a BLNR to my stable of GMTs. Im thinking of brushing the bracelet on my 4 year old LN to have the ability to swap PCLs and brushed between the two. What are your thoughts?