I've been asked to write a review of christopher ward (the company not the man) rather than an individual watch - and you see, here's the thing that makes it a bit different. You can be really smug can't you? You've bought a watch, or two, or a lot more in my case, and you know you have Swiss efficiency married to a lot of British style. And all for a fraction of what you would pay to a different manufacturer that has, shall we say, less validity in their claims to be stylish, or represents less value for money. So, as well as looking good, and knowing that you are wearing a stylish and perfectly functioning timepiece, you can have that extra and additional swagger, because you are part of the club.