Christopher Ward Mk3 C60 Trident Elite 1000 Limited Edition

Introduction

Christopher Ward doesn’t use the Elite name lightly. It first appeared in 2009 on the C600 Tri-Tech Diver Elite, which was the C60’s 500m (C60s were 300m), more technically advanced big brother. Next in 2012 came the C11 Titanium Elite. Those 500 watches have gone on to become the most desirable C11 model. After a five year break, the Elite name was revived for 2019’s Mk3 C60 Trident Elite 1000 Limited Edition - a 300 piece run of Titanium C60s which sold out in a matter of months.

That limited model was launched in mid 2019 as part of the original Mk3 C60 launch range.

It comes with a helium release valve and Grade 2 titanium case and is water-resistant to 1000m (100 ATM). This watch has an application of Grade X1 GL C1 Super-LumiNova® to create a fully lumed bezel.

It’s no shrinking violet with a 14.6mm height, but if you want a big, brash diver’s watch that has 1000m water resistance (like you’d ever need it!), this one is for you. Being Titanium, it is incredibly light despite its bulk.

This watch is one of the rarer, limited editions - you don't see these very often.

Non-limited Elite 1000s

Buoyed by the success of the Trident Elite 1000 for sale here, CW went to town on a new range of Titanium C60s Elite 1000 which were an open series and hit the shelves in 2020.

Warranty

It comes with a Ward Hoard three month warranty.

Strap options

It comes on the Titantium bracelet in very good condition with all spare links - these were originally £340 by themselves!

If you’d prefer it head only, discount of £200.

Condition

The watch head is in very good condition.

It’s keeping perfect time at +/-0sec per day.

Offered as a full set box and papers including user book, COSC certificate, warranty card and polishing cloth.

Specifications

• Case size: 42mm

• Lug width: 22mm

• Lug to lug: 49.3mm

• Height: 14.6mm

• Case: Titanium

• Waterproof: 1,000m

• Movement: Sellita SW200-1 COSC

• Power reserve: 38h

Final Notes

• The first image is a library photo. The rest all show the actual watch and package.