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Introducing the Watch Report Forums
After three years, the amount of email I get has finally become overwhelming. Rather than give up, I decided to create the Watch Report Forums.

Christopher Ward C900 Worldtimer Review
Around this time every year, we have the chance to show you Christopher Ward's newest mechanical creation in collaboration with Johannes Jahnke. First was their C9 Jump Hour, then came their C900 Monopusher chronograph. Continuing this series is the new C900 Worldtimer, which takes a different approach to a multi-timezone watch and has a very unique and sculptural dial. These watches are particularly notable, especially given our general philosophy at worn&wound, as they tend to challenge what is generally perceived as possible in this price range. By creating bespoke mechanical complications, even if based off of ebauches, and maintaing prices well under $5k, they seem to be doing what so many larger brands cant or wont do.Inside, the new JJ03 caliber, base ETA 2893, has a couple tricks up its sleeve. First, it is a dual 24-hr time watch, so local and dual-time are on a 24-hr scale. Second, is its very unique and graphic way of indicating locations around the world, which we'll el

New to watches - Looking to buy my first.
Hey guys, my name is Matt, and I just stumbled upon these forums while looking for information on watches. I really know nothing, starting at zero. Though it seems I am getting a crash course from these forums.Anyways, I am 19 years old, and I think watches are something I would like to get into. Slowly, of course. After looking at many styles, and some of the luxury ones you all mention, I have decided my favourite style by far are the vintage styles. I think that they are absolutely beautiful.My price range is $200-$400 for this first watch, since I am saving up for school as well. I am also looking for something I can wear everyday.One other thing for me is that I would very much like to buy something I can go see in a store, and not need to purchase online. My goal is to learn a lot about vintage watches before I start really looking to buy some. For now, I am looking at the style, while still getting a quality watch.On to some actual watches. I have been looking at a coup

The Black Knight has arrived !
......so, here it is , before any work, or even polishing is done the dial.......the 12 and 9 are duller than the other numbers and ticks......it's not just the light .....now the inside of the case shows some neglect....and finally the 21 jewel movement, which looks pretty clean I think .....also it shows how thin and small and worn edged the crown is ....so there it is ......and ooh wait , I can't get it to run cause I can't turn thye crown in the case ....I'll go and remove it from the case and see if it runs BRByep it runs ....and I have started timeing it ....and oh the numbers are shiny, I was wrong .....just have to turn the dial in a certain direction to catch the light .....

Bluesy TT vs Bluesy YG
I always have loved this watch. Just curious, with owners of either, which version do you find more attractive or stunning. I am not taking price into consideration...just the look of the TT model vs yg model.There r certain models that look better in tt at least for me...the ym2 with tt (ss and rg) looks stunning and so does the tt bluesy...but that yg bluesy also is stunning!