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Christopher Ward C3 Malvern Chronograph MK III & C5 Malvern Automatic MK III Watches
In line with an established commitment to accessible, high-quality timepieces, Christopher Ward is today releasing two new watches that build upon their Malvern designs. Coming to the collection for January 2017, the?Christopher Ward C3 Malvern Chronograph MK III and?C5 Malvern Automatic MK III watches retain the design aesthetic of Christopher Ward’s line of dress watches, as well as the brand’s recent visual updates which we’ve seen applied throughout their dress and sport models.Following the recent release of the Christopher Ward C1 Grand Malvern Power Reserve, the Malvern line of dress watches has attracted some attention. With a no-frills approach to generally appealing designs, both of these new models seem to offer more basic, budget options alongside that of the C1 Grand Malvern Power Reserve watch with its Chronometer-certified in-house movement and long power reserve. That is accomplished with a sourced mechanical movement in the Automatic model, and a quar
No Longer Made: Tiffany & Co. Streamerica Watch
The below advertisement is a page I scanned from a magazine that was published in 1994. It is a rare ad for the then-new Tiffany & Co. Streamerica watch collection. I first learned about the Streamerica models nearly a decade later and was immediately captivated by the surprisingly distinctive watch from the current American luxury watch brands, which had always been an interesting player in the wristwatch space.I first wrote about the Tiffany & Co. Streamerica watch very soon after starting best watches in late 2007, though it would be somewhat longer until I actually acquired one for myself. The Streamerica collection came in two movement styles, with a black or white dial, and on a bracelet or a strap. Getting the bracelet was important to me, but I was happy to opt for the simple time-with-date version as opposed to the slightly more complicated world time model (which includes a GMT disc as well as a reference city name list that could be changed with the push of a button