Christopher Ward Takes the C60 Trident Upmarket with new Chrono and Titanium Models
We've talked quite a lot lately about Christopher Ward's upmarket push, moving watches like the C9 5-Day SS Chronometer into higher quality (and higher price) segments of the market, but almost all of the conversation has centered around their flagship C9 line. The brand is hardly stopping their improvements there, however, and the next line to be overhauled is their popular C60 diver. The brand's approach to this is twofold, revealing both the C60 Trident Titanium and the C60 Trident Pro Chronograph 600 ahead of Basel.First up, the C60 Trident Titanium offers a titanium case swap along with either a partial or full DLC treatment, depending on the model. Variation #1 mixes the darker tone of brushed titanium with a blackout treatment on the bezel and dial, while Variation #2 is fully DLC cut through by stark white bezel markings and indices. Both looks are aggressive, tactical, and modern, but have slightly different appeal. Variation #2, with its full DLC coating, is louder but perhap

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Decisions decisions...
Recently I posted an inquiry about choosing between a new style rose gold rubber clad and a the rose gold 44mm offshore. Well, since I couldn't decide based on pics I picked up the 44 and figured having the two would make my decision easier...not exactly!! Now I have these two beautiful pieces each with their own charm but I have to let one go!! Agh!! I'm torn between the refinement of the 44 and the classic look of the rubber clad...this is going to be interesting! Anyway, thought I'd post some pics (I had the boutique mount the rubber clad on a Don Ramon hornback to dress it up a bit). Let me know what you all think! -Carlos

A day late.....but it's finally here!
Fedex was nice enough to missort my package yesterday, so after rasing much hell they were nice enough to deliver it today!And of course some obligatory wrist shots...More to Come!

Cool Jan!!
hi guysAs we're getting more 5167 owners among us I thought it would be useful with a few snaps showing how easy it is to resize the strap - no need to get an AD to do this for youhere's what you need5167 - no need to remove the strap from the headScissors - must be very sharp to get an even cut between the slotsSpringbar toolpicture of the toolssteps1. remove buckle from the strap ends2. cut one slot from each side3. fit buckle back on - this I found important as it gives a good indication of how many slots need to be cut off. if you're sure about the fit you can of course cut off more than one but better to play it safe*4. repeat step two and three until you get a fit where you can stick a couple of fingers between the buckle and your wrist*. BUT bear in mind to leave slots on the 12 o'clock side so you balance the watch*DO NOT cut too many slots as you need to cater for fat wrists in the summer. cutting too many slots and you're likely to have to fork out $250 on a new strap if you