Christopher Ward C8 UTC Worldtimer

Christopher Ward watch company was founded in 2004 in London UK. From the start the company has always tried to find a way for everyone to enjoy the truly visceral pleasure derived from owning and wearing a premium quality Swiss made watch. They wanted to create..."the cheapest most expensive watches in the world." Their new C8 UTC Worldtimer is a pilot-style twin-crown sport watch with a world time bezel and an aviation-inspired dial design. Measuring 44mm wide, the elegant timepiece is available with a steel case in either a brushed finish or black DLC, and a choice of a few different leather strap options. A casual and travel-ready Swiss-powered design at an accessible price point. watch the video below

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