Christopher Ward making waves with the new Reef Dive watch collection

Brace yourselves, dive-watch lovers — Christopher Ward has just unleashed the C60 Trident Reef series, and it's making quite the splash! Here's the lowdown:

Credit - Christopher Ward

A Splash of Colour and Character

  • Five playful dial shades: Acro White, Helio Blue, Tuba Orange, Galaxea Black, and Chalice Green. Each watch is accented with a matching rubber strap or a smart Bader bracelet — perfect for summer jaunts or casual weekend adventures.

  • Case-smarts meet case-wear: Available in either 41 mm or 44 mm, these models are a svelte 11.45 mm thick. The lug‑to‑lug dimensions are comfy at 47.9mm or 51.4mm respectively — just the ticket for most wrists.

Built With Brainpower

  • Next-gen Light‑catcher™ case: A stainless steel core with brushed lugs and polished bevels, all wrapped in a sunburst aluminium shroud. It's a fresh take on dive-watch aesthetics.

  • Beat-ready bezel: A 120‑click unidirectional ceramic bezel, echoing professional dive credentials — but with a colourful twist to match the dial.

Dive-Ready Brains Under the Hood

  • Movement matters: Powered by the trusty Sellita SW200-1 (Elaboré grade), the Trident Reef delivers 38 hours of reserve, a 28,800 vph heartbeat, ±20 s/day accuracy, plus a custom twin‑flag rotor showcased through a sapphire window.

  • Pure dial design: No date window here — it’s a clean canvas, letting those bold colours shine without distraction.

Why We’re Proper Chuffed

  • Summer-ready swagger: Fun colours, lightweight build, and a comfortable fit make these ideal for sunny adventures or lifting spirits mid-week .

  • Value you can feel: At £695 on rubber or £850 with the bracelet, it undercuts many dive-watch options while delivering serious quality.

  • Design DNA: The Reef series strikes a clever balance between style and substance — stylish without skimping on dive-grade credentials.

Quick Specs Recap

Case: 41 mm / 44 mm, 11.45 mm thick

Water Resistance: 200 m

Bezel: Ceramic, 120-click

Movement: Sellita SW200‑1, visible rotor

Strap options: Aquaflex rubber or Bader steel bracelet

Starts at: £695 (rubber); £155 for bracelet

Would you buy one?

If you’ve been after a dive watch that can brighten your mood without losing its professional edge, the C60 Trident Reef nails it. It’s like a beach holiday your wrist can wear — colourful, capable, and charming. Whether you're snorkelling coral reefs or enjoying a cheeky G&T on the veranda, these pieces are built to perform and play.

So, in true laid-back British style: pop on one of these, channel your inner Jacques Cousteau (with flair), and dive head-first into summer. Christopher Ward’s nailed it — again. Fancy giving your wrist that splash of colour? This one's a no-brainer.

Pre-order for Mid July

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