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New from Christopher Ward, we’ve got news of the latest addition to their Trident line-up. The C60 Trident Pro 300 GMT marks the return of the complication that’s been a favorite among brand enthusiasts. Originally released just a year after the original Trident, this four-handed watch quickly found its way as the preferred watch for those travel and sports-minded among us.
Now, the C60 Trident Pro has returned and is better than ever. Coming in three colorways (light blue/blue, white/blue, and turquoise/yellow), the watch remains refined in details without ever veering into the “dull” category. In fact, Christopher Ward’s confidence in the Trident series shines through when there is so little decoration to take away from the balance of this watch’s overall design. The watch is stripped down to the essentials, making it one that, when it comes to performance and wear, really speaks for itself. Each colorway is complemented by a 40 mm stainless steel case and a corresponding bezel. A bi-color ceramic bezel is available for the blue models, while a steel relief bezel for the turquoise option. And with three bracelet options to choose from, it’s the subtle variations which show the thoughtfulness behind the C60 Trident Pro 300 GMT.
This reference runs on a Sellita SW330-2 automatic movement, offering a 56-hour power reserve. The movement is visible through a sapphire crystal caseback, allowing enthusiasts to appreciate its inner workings. Getting back to the roots of the Trident series, this model has a water resistance rating of 30 ATM, or 300 meters.
Additional features to note include a 120 click, bi-directional rotating bezel and a lumed insert marked with 24-hour numerals, allowing you to track up to three time zones simultaneously.
As mentioned, the watch is available with three bracelet options. The tapered, FKM Aquaflex rubber strap is available for $1,195; the three-link Bader bracelet is available for $1,380; and finally the Consort five-link bracelet with a butterfly clasp is available for $1,420. All references will be available for purchase on Christopher Ward’s website starting today. Christopher Ward
