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Now for Sale: the Christopher Ward x Worn & Wound C12 Brooklynite


Now for Sale: the Christopher Ward x Worn & Wound C12 Brooklynite

Today’s the day! The remaining Christopher Ward x Worn & Wound C12 Brooklynite limited edition collaboration are now live and for sale at ChristopherWard.com. Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Windup Watch Fair, the C12 Brooklynite was inspired by the Williamburg(h) Savings Bank Tower and its iconic four-sided clock tower. An Art Deco structure, it has stood tall watching over Worn & Wound since we first started in 2011. Limited to 100 pieces, with 30 having been sold at Windup NYC, the C12 Brooklynite is priced at $5,260 on bracelet or $4,995 on a rubber strap*. The watches are made and will ship soon!

*In line with CW’s Tariff Rollback, USD ($) prices quoted include all duties and tariffs and exclude local state tax.






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