Limited to 600 pieces, the new C60 Trident from Christopher Ward is a great looking watch at a respectable price (under $1,000).  This piece also marks Christopher Ward’s first use of a bronze case, an alloy which has gained popularity in recent years thanks to its more rugged look and ability to develop a unique patina over time.   Bronze alloys vary in formula which lend some to aging into different colors; Christopher Ward?s bronze, a Japanese-made multi-alloy bronze of copper and tin, reportedly ages to a discreet and distinguished copper brown with delicate textured hues for an individual, ?vintage? look.
43mm x 13.3mm bronze case
“new” (l) and “aged” patina (r)
A deep-hued, marine blue with a smooth-textured matte effect is a delightful complement to the bronze case.  The C60 Trident Bronze Pro 600 is water resistance to a hefty 600m and is powered by the Swiss made automatic Sellita SW200 movement. . The C60 Trident Bronze is offered on a heavy textured blue canvas webbing strap with cream-white stitching ($910), blue rubber ($910), or aged brown leather ($910), available direct from manufacturer’s website. Great watch!

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