Christopher Ward is a British watch brand that started back in 2005 with just two models. Over the past 14 years, Christopher Ward has worked to expand and refine their offerings of Swiss-made mechanical timepieces. They now offer dress, dive, flieger, and motorsport style watches with several models in each range. Today, we?re taking a look at one of their more recent offerings ?the C65 Trident Automatic, a dive-style watch that?s inspired by the sport watches of the 1960s. A blend of modern and vintage aesthetics, a sleek 41mm case, and Swiss construction make up only a few of the features seen in the C65 Trident Automatic. Let?s take a closer look!

$795

Review: Christopher Ward C65 Trident Automatic in Blue

Case
316L stainless steel

Movement
Sellita SW200-1

Dial
Blue
Lume
Old radium Super-LumiNova

Lens
Box Sapphire

Strap
Vintage Oak Leather with signed buckle and quick release spring bars

Water Resistance
150m

Dimensions
41mm x 47.1mm

Thickness
11.55mm

Lug Width
22mm

Crown
Push/pull with stamped twin flag logo

Warranty
Yes

Price
$795

Case
Christopher Ward?s C65 Trident has one of the more interesting case designs I?ve come across on a dive watch. It?s 41mm wide by 47.1mm lug-to-lug, which is pretty spot-on for a modern diver. The design of the watch is decidedly vintage, and with the new return towards smaller cased watches, I wouldn?t have minded if it came in at 39mm. Personal preferences aside, the watch w...