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Christopher Ward C1000 Typhoon

By Shilpa Dhamija
Published 3 Oct, 2013

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An Aviator’s watch inspired by a Typhoon aircraft.  The RAF’s multi-role combat fighter, FGR4 Typhoon has been the primary source of design for Christopher Ward C1000 Typhoon.

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The case of the watch is made of ceramic that is seven times stronger than steel and represents the strong aura of the fighter aircraft. Numerals on the watch dial are similar to the font on Typhoon’s Head Up Display. Its amazing how every unique aspect of the Typhoon aircraft is represented in the watch. Take a close look of the counter balance of the seconds hand, it has been given the shape of a delta wing.

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Backside of the dial has the Typhoon’s name engraved with an image inside. The watch’s gorgeous aviator dial is held together by a webbing strap and titanium buckle. The Christopher Ward C1000 Typhoon is available for pre order for £1,500.00.

Shilpa Dhamija

Shilpa is a world renowned journalist and an expert in decoding India and Asia’s luxury markets for global readers. Her original, in-depth reports and analysis are frequently featured in prestigious international titles across the UK, China, Hong Kong, Switzerland, and Oman.

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