Christopher Ward

C60 Anthropocene GMT

Reference Number :

C60-42AGM3-S0KW1-B0

Series : Trident

Retail: $1,500

(As of: 03/2024)

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Quick TakeThe Christopher Ward C60 Anthropocene GMT is a watch built for the extremes. Its rugged construction and frosted sapphire dial, designed to resemble polar ice, can withstand the harshest conditions. The Sellita SW330-2 GMT movement keeps precise time, and the 56-hour power reserve ensures you won't be left stranded. Whether you're exploring the Arctic tundra or simply facing the everyday challenges of life, the C60 Anthropocene GMT is a timepiece that can keep up. With its functionality, durability, and unique style, the C60 Anthropocene GMT is a watch that is sure to turn heads and stand the test of time.

DescriptionThe Christopher Ward C60 Anthropocene GMT is a 42mm stainless steel watch designed for extreme conditions. It features a frosted sapphire dial that is reminiscent of polar ice, and a black ceramic bezel with a 24-hour scale. The watch is powered by the Sellita SW330-2 GMT movement, which has a 56-hour power reserve and is visible through the exhibition caseback. The C60 Anthropocene GMT is water resistant to 600 meters and comes with a black Bader bracelet. The case of the C60 Anthropocene GMT is made from 316L stainless steel, which is a type of steel that is known for its corrosion resistance. The case has a diameter of 42mm and a thickness of 14.30mm. The lug-to-lug width is 49.3mm. The case is brushed and polished, and it has a screw-down crown that helps to ensure the water resistance of the watch.

The dial of the C60 Anthropocene GMT is made from frosted sapphire. The frosted finish gives the dial a unique appearance that is reminiscent of polar ice. The dial has hour markers and hands that are made from black metal with white lume. The hands are in the shape of "tridents," which is a signature design element of Christopher Ward watches. The dial also has a date window at the 3 o'clock position. The bezel of the C60 Anthropocene GMT is made from black ceramic. The bezel has a 24-hour scale that can be used to track a second time zone. The bezel is bi-directional, which means that it can be rotated in either direction.

The movement of the C60 Anthropocene GMT is the Sellita SW330-2 GMT. The Sellita SW330-2 is a self-winding mechanical movement that is based on the ETA 2893. It has 25 jewels and beats at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour (4Hz). The movement has a power reserve of 56 hours. The Sellita SW330-2 GMT is known for its accuracy and reliability. The C60 Anthropocene GMT comes with a black Bader bracelet. The Bader bracelet is made from marine-grade stainless steel and features a micro-adjustable ratchet clasp. The clasp allows the wearer to fine-tune the fit of the bracelet. The bracelet also has quick-release spring bars, which make it easy to change the bracelet without the need for any tools.

GenderMen

SignaturesChristopher Ward

Country of OriginUnited Kingdom

Case Size42 mm

MovementAutomatic

CaliberSellita SW330-2

FunctionsHours, Minutes, Seconds, Date, GMT

Power Reserve56 Hours

Case MaterialsStainless Steel

Bezel MaterialsCeramic

Lug MaterialsStainless Steel

Case BackSolid