C60 Trident

The Christopher Ward C60 Trident is a family of dive watches, not a single specification: case sizes, movements and depth ratings have changed across its generations. The trident-shaped seconds-hand counterweight provides a thread through that evolution, from early wave-pattern dials to the cleaner faces and more sculpted cases of later models.

Early Tridents paired those waves with a distinctive bulb-shaped hour hand. The second generation brought ceramic bezels to the C60 Trident Pro 600, while the third generation, introduced in 2019, sharpened the hands and adopted Christopher Ward’s Light-catcher case, with polished and brushed surfaces breaking up its profile. Dial branding is another useful generational clue: the wordmark has appeared in different positions, while newer watches carry the twin-flags emblem.

The C60 Trident Pro 300 takes a slimmer approach than the C60 Trident Pro 600, trading some depth rating for reduced case thickness. Both have appeared in multiple diameters; many core automatic versions use the Sellita SW200-1. The C60 Trident GMT adds a second-time-zone hand, while the C60 Trident Bronze branches into a case material that develops its own surface character.