Independent Watchmakers · 2026-10-02
Christopher Ward revisits its first in-house complication with the C1 Jump Hour XV
A 300-piece anniversary edition pairs the refined JJ01 jumping-hour module with a compact 39mm case and silver guilloché dial.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Christopher Ward; launch date corroborated by Time+Tide
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What to know
Christopher Ward marks 15 years since its original jumping-hour watch with the C1 Jump Hour XV, a 300-piece limited edition that updates the 2011 C9 Harrison concept. Its rhodium-silver dial carries a deep spider-web guilloché pattern, a crisp Roman-numeral hour disc at 12 and a single blue-PVD minute hand beneath a box-shaped sapphire crystal.
The 39mm steel Light-catcher case measures 13.1mm thick and 47.3mm lug to lug. Inside, a Sellita SW200-1 drives Christopher Ward’s refined JJ01 module, which stores energy gradually before snapping the hour disc forward. The 28-jewel automatic movement offers 38–41 hours of reserve. Water resistance is 30 metres, production is capped at 300, and the official leather-strap price is €2,350.
At a glance
| reference | C01-39AJH5-S00W0-MT |
|---|---|
| case | Stainless steel, 39 mm |
| thickness | 13.10 mm |
| lugToLug | 47.3 mm |
| waterResistance | 30 m |
| movement | Sellita SW200-1 automatic with JJ01 jump-hour module |
| jewels | 28 |
| powerReserve | 38–41 hours |
| frequency | 28,800 vph |
| limitedEdition | 300 pieces |
| price | €2,350 on leather |
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Christopher Ward; launch date corroborated by Time+Tide · Published 2026-10-02 ↗
