C60 Pro 300 Bronze 44 mm, Brown Ombré, Hybrid Rubber (Black)
The Trident Pro 300 in a CuSn6 bronze case, with a matt ceramic unidirectional bezel of 120 clicks, a brown dial that shades from light to dark with a matching date wheel, and a chronometer version of the Sellita SW200-1. Rated to 300 m. This reference is the Brown Ombré dial on Hybrid Rubber, Black: 44 mm across (the page's Size), 11.7 mm high, 51.4 mm lug to lug, water resistant to 300 m. Priced at $1,550 on christopherward.com in US dollars, as reference C60-44ADC31B0KK0-HK.
Specifications
Also runs on the Sellita SW200-1
512 watches in the catalogue run on it, priced from $380 to EUR 2,900 across the 474 with a published price.
- Nautische Instrumente Mühle GlashüttePanova Grün · Ref. M1-40-76-MB-IIEUR 1,300
- Nautische Instrumente Mühle GlashüttePanova Limettengrün · Ref. M1-40-76-1-MB-IIEUR 1,300
- Nautische Instrumente Mühle GlashüttePanova Türkisblau · Ref. M1-40-79-MB-IIEUR 1,300
- Nautische Instrumente Mühle GlashüttePanova Violett · Ref. M1-40-78-1-MB-IIEUR 1,300
- Glycine Watch SACombat Sub 42 · Ref. GL0091$1,530
- Christopher WardC60 Pro 300 Bronze 42 mm, Brown Ombré, Hybrid rubber (Black) · Ref. C60-42ADC31B0KK0-HK$1,550
- Christopher WardC60 Pro 300 Bronze 44 mm, Brown Ombré, Hybrid Rubber (Black) · Ref. C60-44ADC31B0KK0-HKTHIS WATCH$1,550
- Marathon Watch Company41mm ADANAC SSNAV-D AUTO · Ref. WW194030SS-1601-KIT$1,550
- Christopher WardC60 Pro 300 Bronze 42 mm, Brown Ombré, Vintage leather (Oak) (Brown) · Ref. C60-42ADC31B0KK0-VT1$1,560
- Christopher WardC60 Pro 300 Bronze 44 mm, Brown Ombré, Vintage leather (Oak) (Brown) · Ref. C60-44ADC31B0KK0-VT1$1,560
- Marathon Watch Company36mm Arctic Original SAR w/ Date with Stainless Steel Bracelet (OSAR-D) (Canadian Armed Forces Clasp) · Ref. WW194026SS-2504$1,600
- Marathon Watch Company36mm Arctic Original SAR w/ Date with Stainless Steel Bracelet (OSAR-D) (Marathon Clasp) · Ref. WW194026SS-2501-KIT$1,600
Collector photographs
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