Christopher Ward · Family: C60 Trident Pro 300
The Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 300 ref. C60-42ADA31S0KW1-B0 is a 42mm steel automatic dive watch with a white dial and black bezel, from the British direct-to-consumer brand founded in 2004. It runs the Swiss Sellita SW200-1 caliber, with 38 hours of power reserve and 300 meters of water resistance (30 ATM). Cazador has no verified price observations yet for this reference. Its stand-out detail: Christopher Ward sells without a traditional retail-dealer network, letting it offer watches with established Swiss-grade specifications — like this very Sellita movement — at prices well below comparable brands with conventional distribution structures.
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Christopher Ward was founded in 2004 in Maidenhead, United Kingdom, by Christopher Ward, Mike France, and Peter Ellis, with a business model uncommon in traditional Swiss watchmaking: direct-to-consumer sales, cutting out the retail-dealer network that adds to the final margin. That approach let it offer certified Swiss movements at prices significantly lower than comparable brands with conventional distribution structures, making it one of the reference micro-brands within the enthusiast watch community. Co-founder Christopher Ward left the company in January 2020, though the brand kept his name.
The C60 Trident family is the brand's flagship dive-watch line, and reference C60-42ADA31S0KW1-B0 corresponds to the 42mm white-dial version. Christopher Ward encodes case size, dial color, and movement directly into the reference code itself, so the C60 Trident Pro 300 is sold as a matrix of variants — 38mm, 40mm, 42mm, and 44mm, in different dial colors — that share the same base technical specifications.
Beneath the dial sits the Swiss Sellita SW200-1 caliber, an Élaboré-grade automatic movement widely used across mid-range Swiss watchmaking, with 38 hours of power reserve, 26 jewels, and -5/+12 seconds-per-day accuracy. The steel case, 11.5mm thick with a 49.3mm lug-to-lug, reaches 300 meters of water resistance (30 ATM), a figure befitting a professional dive watch, with a transparent case back revealing the movement's finishing.
This is the first British brand and the first C60 Trident Pro 300 family reference Cazador adds, extending the encyclopedia's coverage toward the direct-to-consumer segment, distinct from the traditional distribution model of the Swiss and Japanese brands already in the catalog.
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It's a British watchmaking brand founded in 2004 in Maidenhead, United Kingdom, by Christopher Ward, Mike France, and Peter Ellis, known for selling direct to consumers without a traditional retail-dealer network.
The Sellita SW200-1, a Swiss Élaboré-grade automatic movement, with 38 hours of power reserve, 26 jewels, and -5/+12 seconds-per-day accuracy.
Yes, it reaches 300 meters of water resistance (30 ATM), a figure befitting a professional dive watch.
Christopher Ward encodes case size, dial color, and movement type directly into the reference code, so the C60 Trident Pro 300 is sold as a matrix of variants (38mm, 40mm, 42mm, and 44mm, different dial colors) sharing the same base specifications.
No; the in-house SH21 caliber ('The Twelve') is reserved for a separate, higher-tier Christopher Ward collection. Every C60 Trident Pro 300 variant runs the Swiss Sellita SW200-1.
It means the brand skips a traditional retail-dealer network, letting it offer certified Swiss movements at lower prices than comparable brands with conventional distribution structures.