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Founded in 2005 by Mike France, Peter Ellis, and Christopher Ward they started the world's first online-only watch brand. July 2nd, 2014 saw the announcement to a genuinely astonishing watch industry of their in-house movement, Calibre SH21, the first commercially viable mechanical movement from a British watch brand in over 50 years.
Our Christopher Ward C8 Pilot has a 38mm sandblasted stainless steel round case. The lugs taper with a lug to lug length of 46mm for a comfortable fit on your wrist. On the right side is an onion signed crown in keeping with its vintage aesthetic. Its deep knurling makes gripping for adjusting a breeze. The sloping bezel is also sandblasted. A flat sapphire crystal AR coated protects the black matte dial. An outer minute track with an inverted red triangle at 12 o’clock. Applied Arabic numerals 12, 3, 6, and 9 with the other numerals painted indexes mark the hours, coated in Superluminova BGW9. At 3 o’clock a framed date window. Both the hour spade hand and slender minute hand have Superluminova BGW9 infill. A red sweeping seconds hand adds some colour to the dial. On the reverse, a screw-down case back with the blades from the Farnborough wind tunnel (used in aerodynamic research, 5 wind tunnels are housed in 3 listed buildings on the site) embossed in the center. Inside a Sellita SW200, 26 Jewels, 28,800 beats per hour. Fitted on its original 22mm leather strap with a signed buckle.
This watch is sold with its original Christopher Ward Box & Paperwork. The watch comes paired on its original Christopher Ward signed leather strap with signed buckle. The watch is from August 2017 and is in fantastic condition as you can see from the photos, likely worn only a handful of times altogether. The watch comes with our 12-Months NON-Waterproof Warranty.
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A mum-of-five who says she is a town's only female Muslim taxi driver wants to encourage more women into the profession.
There are more than 362,000 licensed taxi and private hire drivers in England but women make up just 2% of that figure, according to the Department for Transport.
Shelly Ullah works in Corby, Northamptonshire, and fits the job around picking up her children from school and going shopping.
She says she has received many remarks from passengers who are surprised to see her in the driver's seat, in a town that has a small Muslim population.
 I say, 'Don't worry, it's all right!'.
"Some people have actually said, 'But I thought Muslim ladies couldn't drive a car?'. They think we're at home, cooking. So I want to show them that no we're not, we can do what we want."VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – Amanda Talamo and her girls wanted an early start for the beach.
"We decided to rent a hotel Saturday night, because we were going to spend the day on Sunday at the beach," Talamo said.
They pulled up to the Best Western Plus International Speedway Hotel.
Talamo described what happened next.
"They ask for my license and debit card, which I gave them, and immediately, as soon as she saw my license and my address, that I was a Volusia County resident, she told me she could not rent to me because I lived here," she said.
"We were really upset, you know? Its almost like discrimination. 'Because we live here you're not going to rent to me?' She said, 'I'm sorry, it's corporate decision.'"
Jim, a local business owner who doesn't want to be identified, had a similar experience at Hampton Inn Daytona Beach Shores Hotel.
"As I was explaining to him my address and stuff he stopped me short and said, 'We don't normally rent to locals,' and before I could ask why he said, 'But I'll just put in (a) reservation that you are having AC work done in your house.' I said, 'Why don't you rent to locals?' He said, 'Most locals will come in and really destroy the place.'"
Local 6 News went to check out what happens when a local person tries to rent a room. Local 6's Loren Korn, a Volusia County resident, first went to Hampton Inn Daytona Beach Shores Hotel. Korn was offered a room on the spot.
But when she went to Best Western Plus International Speedway Hotel, she was turned away once the clerk saw her license and Korn was told they "don't rent to locals."
Even though it may seem wrong and unfair, it is legal.
Florida Law (Statute 509.092) says hotels can refuse accommodations to a person who is objectionable or undesirable to the operator, but such refusal may not be based upon race, creed, color, sex, physical disability or national origin.
Both Talamo and Jim said the hotels told them they adopted the policy because they want to keep out parties, drugs and prostitution.
"I lived 15 years in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and every hotel there gave locals discounts," Jim said. "That's a tourist place just like Daytona Beach."
"The people that live in this community that work and pay taxes every once in a while, we want to get away for a weekend, too," Talamo said.
Local 6 contacted both hotels. Both said that turning away local residents is not their policy and the owner of the Best Western said they will