Quick facts
Description
The C90 Becketts occupies an interesting place in Christopher Ward’s early catalogue, both in terms of timing and intent. Originally slated to become the fourth model in the C9 series, it ultimately developed into something more specific, created to mark the announcement that Silverstone had secured the rights to host the British Formula One Grand Prix for a further 17 years. That connection gave the watch its identity and its name, referencing the Becketts corner at Silverstone and anchoring it firmly in British motorsport history.
Launched in 2010 and later renamed the C90 Power Reserve after it emerged that the Becketts name was protected, the watch combined a restrained, dress‑leaning case with a motorsport‑inspired theme that stopped short of overt racing theatrics. The inclusion of a power reserve indicator added mechanical interest and purpose, echoing dashboard instrumentation rather than stopwatch timing. It was voted Watch of the Year 2010 by Christopher Ward Forum members.
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Condition and performance
The watch is in very good condition.
Supplied on its original CW leather strap in good, used condition.
Comes in latest box with cleaning cloth and no papers.
Timegrapher: Approximately +4 seconds per day.
Strap options
Subject to availability, standard unworn CW straps comprise vintage oak leather, hybrid, rubber and tropic.
Please send us a message and we will adjust the price accordingly.
We also offer 10% off our straps and bracelets listed in Accessories purchased alongside a watch.
Simply add the accessory to your basket and use STRAP10 or BRAC10 at checkout.
Generally, we list all our bracelets on our Accessories page, but if you don’t see the bracelet for this specific watch, please ask.
Specifications
Questions
If you have any questions about this watch or strap options, or would like to reserve it, just get in touch. We’re specialists in Christopher Ward watches and are always happy to help.
Quick facts
Description
The C90 Becketts occupies an interesting place in Christopher Ward’s early catalogue, both in terms of timing and intent. Originally slated to become the fourth model in the C9 series, it ultimately developed into something more specific, created to mark the announcement that Silverstone had secured the rights to host the British Formula One Grand Prix for a further 17 years. That connection gave the watch its identity and its name, referencing the Becketts corner at Silverstone and anchoring it firmly in British motorsport history.
Launched in 2010 and later renamed the C90 Power Reserve after it emerged that the Becketts name was protected, the watch combined a restrained, dress‑leaning case with a motorsport‑inspired theme that stopped short of overt racing theatrics. The inclusion of a power reserve indicator added mechanical interest and purpose, echoing dashboard instrumentation rather than stopwatch timing. It was voted Watch of the Year 2010 by Christopher Ward Forum members.
Learn more about CW’s models.
Condition and performance
The watch is in very good condition.
Supplied on its original CW leather strap in good, used condition.
Comes in latest box with cleaning cloth and no papers.
Timegrapher: Approximately +4 seconds per day.
Strap options
Subject to availability, standard unworn CW straps comprise vintage oak leather, hybrid, rubber and tropic.
Please send us a message and we will adjust the price accordingly.
We also offer 10% off our straps and bracelets listed in Accessories purchased alongside a watch.
Simply add the accessory to your basket and use STRAP10 or BRAC10 at checkout.
Generally, we list all our bracelets on our Accessories page, but if you don’t see the bracelet for this specific watch, please ask.
Specifications
Questions
If you have any questions about this watch or strap options, or would like to reserve it, just get in touch. We’re specialists in Christopher Ward watches and are always happy to help.
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