Christopher Ward C60 Atoll 300 Clearance

The tropical Trident

If you’re searching for a dive watch that’s not only built for the sea, but which proudly displays its oceanic inspiration, the new C60 Atoll 300 should be your first port of call.

Named after the atolls of the Indian Ocean, it combines a lacquered dial – available in both reef blue, and shark white – with the elite performance you’d expect of a Christopher Ward pro dive watch. And while the Atoll uses the super-slim C60 Trident Pro 300 as its template, this is a timing instrument with its own personality and aesthetic.

The dial has been treated to go from the light to dark without sacrificing legibility. The lume-filled handset and indexes deliver clarity and precision – day or night – while the date wheel at 6 o’clock is colour-matched to the dial. Balance and depth is achieved through the applied twin-flags logo at 12 o’clock.

The unidirectional bezel has been industrially sandblasted, providing a textured contrast to the super-visible raised numerals, while the triangle marker is filled with Super-LumiNova® Grade X1 BL C1 to aid timing at depth. The product of extensive research, the bezel also delivers 120 clicks per rotation – providing you with tactile reassurance should you wish to use it as a diving aid.

At 40mm (and 11.3mm in height), the sculpted Light-catcher™ case will suit almost all wrists, and delivers 300m of water resistance. Turn the piece over, and the screw-down exhibition caseback gives you an inside view of the Sellita SW200-1 automatic movement and its ‘Christopher Ward’-engraved rotor.

The C60 Atoll 300 is available on our next-generation bracelet which boasts an increased taper of 16.5mm at the clasp, an improved micro-adjustment mechanism that allows adjustments of up to 10mm, and an enhanced quick-release system. It also has screw links rather than pins. Though if you’d prefer not to wear a bracelet, the watch is also available on a matching rubber strap.

Sellita SW200-1 Automatic

An update on the classic Sellita SW200, this Swiss-made self-winding movement is known for its accuracy and reliability.

The 26-jewel movement boasts a date wheel, a 4Hz frequency (equating to a smooth eight ticks per second) and a 38-hour power reserve. It also has an in-built anti-shock system to maintain accuracy when faced with any sudden jolts.