Some watches are fun to wear and some are great to look at, the Christopher Ward C90 Beckett's manages to do both.  A balance of everything that makes a great watch and what a true watch lover needs.  The ability to get a view inside the inner workings on the front dial and the open back.  This watch is polished, engineered and designed absolutely everywhere.

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To get a closer look at the Power Reserve function of the C90 Beckett’s from Christopher Ward a Time Lapse video was needed.  Over the course of 48.5 hours a photo was taken at 30 minute intervals.

The ETA A07.161 has a full 48 hour power reserve which you can see in this video.  It even went a little further than 48 in this test.  Walking around throughout the day I have noticed that it takes about a full day in my routine to get it fully charged.  Check back in another week and I will post the final thoughts review of the C90 Beckett’s.  I can already say that I wish there was a Power Reserve Dial on every automatic watch, I find it really handy.

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Christopher Ward has released a bunch of new watches that take their style guide to the next level.  At the top of that list is the C90 Beckett’s, a Power Reserve function automatic powered by the ETA A07.161.  Not only is it stunning on the face.  But turn it around for a case back that looks just as good. 

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