Christopher Ward C1 Jump Hour XV
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Christopher Ward C1 Jump Hour XV

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At a glance
Case size
39mm
Lug-to-lug
47.33mm
Thickness
13.10mm
Case material
316L stainless steel
Movement
Calibre JJ01 (Sellita SW200-1 base with 36-part module)
Power reserve
38-hour
Crystal
Box-domed sapphire
Dial
Concentric guilloché with Roman numerals and Arabic minute t
Limited
300 pieces
The brief

Christopher Ward has released the C1 Jump Hour XV, a 300-piece limited edition watch that updates their first in-house complication from 2011. This new iteration features a 39mm Light-catcher™ case and a refined dial with a guilloché pattern created by a femtosecond laser, bringing the design into the brand's high-horology Atelier collection.

  • Limited to 300 pieces
  • Features Calibre JJ01 movement
  • 39mm Light-catcher™ case
  • 38-hour power reserve
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The C1 Jump Hour XV pays homage to the 15th anniversary of Christopher Ward's first in-house complication, the C9 Jumping Hour Mk I from 2011.

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The 39mm Light-catcher™ case blends polished edges with brushed sides and curves down at the lugs, designed to appear slimmer than its dimensions suggest.

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The dial's concentric guilloché pattern is engraved using a femtosecond laser to create a custom stamping tool, offering a deeper and crisper finish than the original.

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The Calibre JJ01 features a 36-component jump-hour module built on a Sellita SW200-1 automatic base, designed to sip power steadily over the hour rather than snapping forward violently.

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The caseback features fine polishing and heavy sandblasting to mimic the textures on the dial, highlighting the 12-hour stops and 60-minute markers.

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The dial layout includes crisp black Roman numerals on the jump-hour disc and classic Arabic numerals on the outer minute track, with a trapezoidal chapter ring.

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The single minute hand is vibrant blue and features an 'Atelier finish' with a brushed top and polished, bevelled edges.

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