Christopher Ward C60 Trident Reef - Nearly New

41mm Chalice Green Automatic Yellow Aquaflex Rubber

The watch is in mint condition. It has 5 years warranty from July 2026.


The C60 Trident Reef is the ultra-colourful dive watch that’s impossible to ignore. Inspired by the endangered coral reefs of the tropics.


While this is a Trident, there are some subtle – and not-so-subtle – differences. Take the dial, where a contrasting ring is placed around the edge for the first time in the series, providing a frame for the dial and lume-filled Trident handset.

Another difference is the impossible-to-ignore four-piece, 316L steel case. The case is made up of four pieces: case back, mid-case, anodised mid-case ‘sleeve’ and aluminium bezel insert.

Power is provided by the Sellita SW200-1 automatic movement – a favourite at Christopher Ward – which isn’t just reliable but also durable thanks to the anti-shock system that guards it against everyday knocks.


Watch Model: C60

Size: 41mm

Dial Colour: Chalice Green

Case Material: Steel

Case Colour: Steel

Bezel Colour: Chalice Green

Height: 11.45mm

Lug-to-Lug: 47.90mm

Case Weight: 68g

Weight inc. Strap: 96g

Water Resistance: 20 ATM (200m)

Movement Sellita: SW200-1

Power Reserve: 38 hours

No of Jewels: 26

Complication Type: 3 hands

Vibrations: 28,800 p/hr (4Hz)

Timing Tolerance: -5/+12 sec p/day

Lume: SLN X1 BL C1

Strap: SKU N22-RUB-05-SXY-DC-ST

Strap: Size 22mm

Strap Material: Aquaflex rubber

Strap Colour: Yellow


Swiss made

38-hour power reserve

26 jewel self-winding mechanical movement

Central hacking seconds

Anti-shock system

Elaboré “Colimaçoné” finish on movement

Twin-flags engraving over “Colimaçoné” finish on the rotor

Stainless steel case with aluminium or ceramic unidirectional bezel and mid case ring

Super-LumiNova® Grade X1 BL C1 filled hands, applied index on dial and triangle on bezel

Anti-reflective sapphire crystal

Screw down display caseback

Light sandblasted dial

Unique engraved serial number

Eco-friendly luxury presentation case