Does anyone have any pictures of a CWC quartz chronograph?

[wycni8]

I was looking at the CWC website earlier and found myself on the quartz chronograph page. But the images they have are rubbish. Does anyone have any side on shots of the watch so I can see how high the acrylic crystal sits? I'm not a fan of acrylic but I like the look of the watch and I may be tempted if it doesn't look too bad.

[Huertecilla]

I was looking at the CWC website earlier and found myself on the quartz chronograph page. But the images they have are rubbish. Does anyone have any side on shots of the watch so I can see how high the acrylic crystal sits? I'm not a fan of acrylic but I like the look of the watch and I may be tempted if it doesn't look too bad.

There are plénty through Google Images.

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Acryllic is the most suiteable watch window material. It has the least light refraction and is véry resilliant. The only point where it does not come out on top is scratch resistance but the up side is that it is a doddle to polish yourself.
Especially for tools such as CWC it is the best choice by far.

[yonsson]

What's up with the lug holes? That looks very strange.

[dave.charlton]

fixed bars soldered in.

[quoll]

Being military (or more correctly designed for military) they have fixed lugs.

I have had a couple of these. The acrylic crystals are 'just right' - domed, but not too high.

The 12 hour version:







..and the military-only 1/10th seconds version: