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A Closer Look At The Christopher Ward Calibre SH21
Sponsored Post written for best watches by advertiser.Back in 2014, Christopher Ward?broke into the world of in-house movement manufacturing with the introduction of the Calibre SH21. As an unexpected move to witness from a young, independent brand, industry experts were curious, surprised, and in many ways, thrilled to see this kind of dedication from Christopher Ward. Since then, the British brand has released a handful of attractive watches that utilize the the SH21 – like the the?Christopher Ward C1 Grand Malvern Power Reserve. Today, Christopher Ward continues to push the limits of their very own in-house movement and now aim to find new ways to build upon the SH21 as a base movement to be used in newer and more feature-packed timepieces.
Oris Releases New Big Crown Bronze Pointer Date Watch
When it comes to the ongoing bronze watch trend, perhaps no other brand has done more to stoke the flames for enthusiasts than Oris. The marque has delivered some stunning entries into the segment over the past few years, including the limited-edition Carl Brashear chronograph and specialty versions of the fan-favorite Divers Sixty-Five. For its latest entry into the segment, the brand doubles down on the material with the Big Crown Bronze Pointer Date - adapting the signature Oris design with not only a bronze case, bezel, and crown, but a bronze dial as well.This dial is, undoubtedly, the Big Crown Bronze Pointer Date's party piece, as it's not only made of bronze but the metal is also chemically treated at the factory and sealed with a transparent lacquer "to create a unique finish for every piece,"according to the brand. It's a bit unclear what that means, whether the dials will each show unique finishing right out of the box or if patina will develop over time, but once hands-on i