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I need this in 39 mm. Please hear us CW.

Nice design

Christopher Ward Aquitaine c65 in bronze is awesome too

What is the music in the background

When can we expect standard colours in the 38mm?

Extremely impressive rendition. This diver is gonna kick ass.

fark!ng luv it

That thick luminous mass at the end of the seconds hand must have posed quite some challenges

Will there be a 38mm version? If you do, I'll buy 2!

Shut up and take my moneyyy !!

Saving up for that grey one!

What a hideous watch

Fck yes CW. Fck yes.

I love my CW. 5 year warranty? Unbelievable. Going strong after 8 yrs. Still one of my prettiest pieces.

Add lume to your C60 line of dive watches as a thin strip of luminous paint just like it is here with the orange tip. Free yourself of conventions and stop using a distractingly colorful arrow that covers the second hash marks and takes away from the already overly elaborate trident motif. Good move getting rid of the second hash marks from 0-15 on the bezel of the new C60 Lumiere! Oh, and also get rid of the frame on the date window as it is here…this is by far the BEST date window design I have seen on any watch!!

Naja…..

Those lume blocks gettin my loins frothy

AMZWATCH has set a new standard for replica watches. Their craftsmanship is impeccable. Its hard to tell the difference from the originals

I like! 👍🏼

Не разделяю ваших восторгов - из далека скучно, а с близи убого (шагрень и "пластиковые" метки)...

Date please !

Lovely watch, so many plus points. My only question is why so thin? This is a dive watch and a tool watch so should be a bit 'chunky'.

🤤🤤🤤

I don't understand why watches with bronze as the case material are so often large in the lug to lug measurement, same problem with Tudor. But a stunning watch, I wish it would fit on my wrist.

Muito bonito 👏

How much does it cost?

I pretty much want it.

So many watches. Not enough money.

Can't go wrong with CW.

It’s not enough lume… no but seriously this is going out of stock before I can save for it

Dear Christopher Ward 1.LUME brigh how long hour? 2.C60 LUME VS MM300(SLA023) LUME who brighter and longer ?

Ghastly , pure marketing cash grab company .

orange peel 😅

39 will be mine

Love it! What material is used for bezel?

Stunning and yet I don't like the degradeé dial Also let the customers say what's the most beautiful tool watch

Thought I have enough of diver watch ... but perhaps not 😅

Great.... Where's the GMT?

I almost bought one, but then I realized it didn’t have a date. I use a date on my watch every day, multiple times a day. I don’t buy any watches without dates.

Way too expensive

Lovely! The orange dial really appeals to me. I purchased my first Christopher Ward a few months ago, a Bel Canto in purple. It’s stunning. The workmanship and design are excellent and it has exceeded all my expectations.

Okay, I know what to buy next 😊

I do like the watch and has my attention. Don’t really need titanium. Most don’t really need 300m and helium escape valve. Make this 39mm with same movement in brushed steel, 200m/300m, 20mm lugs and reduce price accordingly. Personally would like a 6 o’clock date but can live without. Would sell like hot cakes CW 👍

$3300.? No thanks.

Ch Ward is kicking ass with this lume monster.

It's always wonderful and refreshing to see a basic design that works. Offer it in morr size options and this will be a perpetual classic.

🗑️

What about a lumiere super compressor mashup?

How long does the glow last?

Very, very impressive. CW has now captured my full attention. The only watch that could be in the same conversation as this one is possibly the “Sinn U50 S L”. While the Sinn U50 S L: - is not titanium, therefore not as light, - is slightly more expensive, - lacks a lumed bezel, - probably doesn’t light up as brightly, - comes only in a black case with a fully lumed white dial, and - is limited to 500 pieces, it boasts: - the same SW300-1 movement without COSC designation but in-house calibrated to comparable specs, - a case coated with TiAlCN (Titanium-Aluminium-Carbo-Nitride) via PVD process on a unique hardened proprietary steel core, achieving a total surface hardness of an impressive 2,000 HV (*), - a similar technology to what CW calls “Globolight XP©” for the entire dial, which Sinn refers to as a “Hybrid ceramic, fully luminescent dial”, - a brand name on its dial with hard-earned, well-established reputation for its over-engineered, purpose-built tool watches specifically designed for and supplied to various German task forces, including the military and rescue units (**), - 11,2 mm thickness having - 500 m water-resistance and - relevant certifications from independent institutions, ensuring it meets proper dive watch standards (***). Yes, I clearly appreciate Sinn and their watches very much. But with this CW model, it’s indeed a tough call. Sinn will need to work even harder… ;-) (*) There are many PVD-coated watches out there, but this one is coated on an advanced hardened steel core specially designed by the German arms manufacturer ThyssenKrupp for submarines. Sinn states: “This material is a fully austenitic alloy with exceptionally high strength and the highest non-magnetic qualities. It is intermolecularly 155% denser than standard stainless steel and, even without the PVD coating, achieves an impressive hardness of 1,500 HV after being hardened by a process Sinn calls ‘Tegimentation.’” The coating increases the surface hardness of the watch to 2,000 HV. Since it is applied to a base material with a hardness of 1,500 HV, this results in an exceptionally durable and resilient surface that is highly resistant to chipping, scratching, and impacts. For comparison: G2-Ti is around 210 HV, 316L steel is around 220 HV, most advanced ceramics fall in the range of approximately 1,000 to 2,000 HV, diamond being the king of hardness is 10,000 to 10,500 HV. (**) Sinn is also independent and has strong ties to renowned German watch companies like SUG (a case manufacturer for Sinn and others, including A. Lange & Söhne, partly owned by Sinn’s owner). Sinn develops various innovative technologies (such as Tegiment, Hydro, Ar-Dehumidifying, Diapal, Q-Tech, Temp.-Resistance, etc.) and standards like TESTAF. (***) Sinn’s mission timers (for aviation, diving, firefighting, etc.) are certified by corresponding independent institutions. For instance, their divers’ watches have DNV certification for pressure resistance according to European diving equipment standards EN250 and EN14143. www.sinn.de/uhren/uhrentyp/taucheruhren/u50-s-l.html