Christopher Ward C60 Trident Watch Collection Overview
Christopher Ward is a brand that I have followed (and reviewed) with some interest, as the British brand has put out quite a mix of watches over the ten years they have now been around. For the price points many of their watches are offered at, you have a very compelling mix of style and functionality, with improvements made to the lineups as time goes by. One of the latest to get hit with the change ray is one of my favorites, the Christopher Ward C60 Trident.In total, there are four models that are part of this updated lineup, with three of the four available in two different case sizes. The only one that is available in just a single case size, 42mm, is the Christopher Ward C60 Trident COSC that you see above. This particular edition contains their new SH21 in-house movement (more on that here), is limited to 300 pieces, and starts at a price of $2065. Along with the other mechanical models in the lineup (which we will get to in a minute), there is also a re-designed case, a new cer

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