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Christopher Ward C60 Trident Lumière

The Christopher Ward C60 Trident Lumière (C60-41C3H31T0KK0-B0) is a dive watch from Christopher Ward: a 41 mm grade 2 titanium case, 10.85 mm thick and 47.9 mm lug to lug, with an automatic Sellita SW300-1 COSC movement and 300 m water resistance.

Going by its 47.9 mm lug to lug, it should sit within the flat top of a wrist of about 6.5 inches (16.5 cm) or larger.

Research found it at $2,570 list in the US (checked November 2026) and $2,095 on the street (November 2026).

Specifications

From the research, with the sources for each group of facts. Unknown means no source confirmed it.

Specifications of the Christopher Ward C60 Trident Lumière, grouped, with the sources for each group
The watch [1][2][3]
BrandChristopher Ward
ReferenceC60-41C3H31T0KK0-B0
CategoryDiver
ProductionCurrent (introduced 2024)
Case and size [1][2][3]
Case diameter41 mm
Lug to lug47.9 mm
Thickness10.85 mm
Lug width22 mm
Case materialGrade 2 titanium
CrystalAnti-reflective sapphire
Water resistance300 m (30 ATM)
Weight53 g
Movement [1][2][3]
MovementSellita SW300-1 COSC, automatic
Power reserve56 hours
Accuracy-4/+6 s/day (COSC)
Bracelet [1][2][3]
Bracelet or strapBader 3-link Grade 2 titanium bracelet (or Aquaflex rubber)
ClaspMicro-adjustable ratchet clasp (push button)
Price and warranty (US) [1][2][3]
List price (US)$2,570
Street price (US)$2,095 on Aquaflex rubber; $2,570 on the Bader bracelet (christopherward.com US, 2026-11-06) (November 2026)
Used price (US)Unknown
Warranty60-month movement guarantee; 60-day free returns
The Christopher Ward C60 Trident Lumière, the brand's own product photo
Photo: Christopher Ward, christopherward.com

Will it fit?

A watch wears comfortably when its lugs stay on the flat top of the wrist. Here is the 47.9 mm lug to lug against the flat top estimated for common wrist sizes.

How 47.9 mm lug to lug fits common wrist sizes
WristFlat topFit
6 in 15.2 cm47 mmLikely overhangs
6.5 in 16.5 cm51 mmAt the edge
7 in 17.8 cm55 mmComfortable
7.5 in 19.1 cm59 mmComfortable
8 in 20.3 cm63 mmComfortable

Check it against your own wrist An estimate, not a guarantee; how the method works is on the tool page.

What the research found

These are the research’s judgments, scored against Holden’s priorities, not his own words.

Strengths

  • 41 × 47.9 × 10.85 mm, CW's slimmest dive watch, 53 g head
  • Titanium case and bracelet, COSC SW300-1, 56 h, 300 m, helium valve
  • Globolight ceramic lume blocks: the signature the WD0019 echoes

Weaknesses

  • $2,095–2,570, roughly 7.6–9.3× the WD0019
  • 22 mm lugs on a 41 mm case
  • Not handled; bracelet and lume brightness unverified

Research scores, 0 to 10

Execution and feel in the hand7.5
Design identity7.5
Value at a realistic price5.5
Long-term ownership7.0
Movement and engineering7.0
Wearability and proportions8.0
Versatility and durability8.0
Fit with Holden's collection4.0

Also on Holden’s list

Other diver watches on his list.

Sources

  1. C60 Trident Lumière, Black dial, Bader bracelet (official US product page) christopherward.com · read November 6, 2026
  2. C60 Trident Lumière, Black dial, Black Orange Aquaflex rubber (official US product page) christopherward.com · read November 6, 2026
  3. Introducing the New and Upgraded Christopher Ward C60 Trident Lumière monochrome-watches.com · read November 6, 2026

Personal research, not a source of truth. Spotted an error? Email a correction.

The Christopher Ward C60 Trident Lumière, the brand's own product photo
Photo: Christopher Ward, christopherward.com

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107 out of 120 bezel clicks

My personal taste, based on the watch and the cited research. A score doesn't establish wrist time.

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