Review: the Christopher Ward C1 Jump Hour Mk V
The Christopher Ward C1 Jump Hour Mk V marks a significant return for the brand to the jump hour complication, a feature it first introduced in 2011. This new model showcases Christopher Ward's evolution into a sophisticated watchmaker, featuring a meticulously designed Lightcatcher case that measures 39mm and incorporates a layered, dynamic dial with a transparent sapphire minute track. Available in two striking color options, Noon Blue and Dusk Gold, the watch combines innovative elements with a contemporary aesthetic while ensuring practicality with its strong drainage design that prevents root rot. The C1 Jump Hour Mk V is positioned as a bridge between accessible everyday timepieces and high-end technical watches, priced at $2,975 on leather and $3,165 on a bracelet. This beautiful watch not only captures the essence of traditional craftsmanship but also introduces an engaging complication that appeals to enthusiasts. With its combination of visual appeal, thoughtful design, and technical prowess, the C1 Jump Hour Mk V is poised to attract a new generation of watch lovers and solidify Christopher Ward's status in the horological market.
