Christopher Ward C1 Jump Hour XV Introduces First Atelier-Style Complication
The Christopher Ward C1 Jump Hour XV is a limited‑edition 300‑piece watch that celebrates the brand’s 15th anniversary of its first in‑house complication. Housed in a 39 mm Light‑catcher™ stainless‑steel case with a sapphire crystal, it features a refined guilloché dial created with a femtosecond laser and a sophisticated jump‑hour module built on a Sellita base, delivering a smooth, power‑efficient display of the hours. The movement, Calibre JJ01, offers a 38‑hour power reserve, 28,800 vibrations per hour, and an accuracy of –5 to +12 seconds per day, while the case dimensions (47.33 mm lug‑to‑lug, 13.10 mm thickness) ensure a comfortable wear. The watch combines high‑horology craftsmanship with contemporary design, including black Roman numerals on the jump‑hour disc, Arabic minutes on the outer track, and a distinctive trapezoidal chapter ring with sun‑ray finishes. Available in leather or stainless‑steel bracelets, pricing starts at £1,795 / US$2,495 / €2,350 for the leather version and £1,940 / US$2,695 / €2,540 for the bracelet. This piece underscores Christopher Ward’s evolution from its early C9 model to a modern Atelier‑level offering, providing collectors with a rare opportunity to own a technically advanced and aesthetically striking timepiece.
Buying Time Analysis: This story marks Christopher Ward’s first in‑house complication anniversary, showcasing technical innovation and limited‑edition prestige that highlights the brand’s evolution and significance in modern horology.
