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The C60 Trident GMT – inspired by the 1950s collaboration between Pan Am and Rolex, which produced the first dual-time watch – is being launched in two new colour versions. The new versions feature a distinctive orange uni-directional bezel and the second version is all black which will be available in April. Like the entire C60 range all the movements are Automatic and this GMT version is powered by a decorated elaboré ETA 2893-2. To view the full C60 range see the Directory on pages 39-42 or visit www.christopherward.co.uk


Here’s a look at some of the latest developments at Christopher Ward of London and a round up of this Spring’s new watch launches


Christopher Ward makes RAF donation


Christopher Ward’s commitment to the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund came to fruition with the first cheque for over £3,500 handed over in January. The watchmaker is donating 5% of the sales value to the RAF Benevolent Fund of every C5 Battle of Britain watch (70) 6B/159 – which commemorates the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain.


Getting in touch with Chris’feminine side


The team at Christopher Ward London is busy working on its new women’s collection to be launched in September.


The wide-ranging collection of some 40 styles has exactly the same credentials as the men’s ranges – For the first time, Chris Ward is collaborating with a top watch designer. He says: “We’re in the final stages of developing our


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women’s watch range that covers classic design, vintage-inspired casuals and iconic jewellery styling. We are working with one of the world’s most exciting watch designers and can’t wait to get the first reactions to the pieces.”


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