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Christopher Ward Limits Trident 30×30 to 500 Watches, Adding £30 per Sale to Blue Marine
The donation math is precise, but the £15,000 total is a calculation, not a guarantee.
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The Trident 30×30 takes its name from Blue Marine Foundation’s 30×30 Ocean Action Plan, which aims to protect 30 percent of the world’s oceans by 2030. Only 500 will be made.
The donation model stands out. Christopher Ward already donates 2 percent of every sale to Blue Marine. For this model, it adds a fixed £30: “For every watch sold, we’ll give 2 percent of the price to Blue Marine, plus an extra £30,” according to the brand. The donation scales with sales, not a single lump sum.
A sell-out would generate £15,000 in additional donations. That total is our calculation. Christopher Ward publishes no ceiling and no donation window, so treat £15,000 as a theoretical maximum rather than a pledge.
Mechanically this sits inside familiar Trident territory. The 41mm four-piece Reef case is good for 200m, the closed back carries an engraved 30×30 logo, and the automatic 26-jewel Sellita SW200-2 Power+ does the running. No chronometer certification is claimed on the page. The teal and red palette points to the parrotfish and the #FishForTomorrow campaign, and designer Matthew Sweatman calls the Aeolian wave dial pattern “bespoke.”
Bader bracelet or Aquaflex rubber in teal or white. The bracelet configuration lists at $1,475; other currencies are not shown on the page we read. Christopher Ward describes this as its third Blue Marine watch. Individual numbering is not mentioned.
| Reference | C60-41A3H1-SBMFB-B0 (this specific listing = 41mm, teal dial, Bader steel bracelet variant, per product URL). CW page does not provide a separate "master" reference number distinct from the strap-configured SKU. |
| Price | $1,475.00 as displayed on the Christopher Ward product page for the Bader Bracelet configuration (the only price the primary source text confirms). CW's own page does not display a rubber-strap price in the retrieved text. Third-party outlets (Gear Patrol, published Fri 07 Aug 2026) list $1,250 (rubber strap) / $1,475 (bracelet); a separate outlet lists £895 (rubber) / £1,060 (bracelet). These GBP/USD figures from non-CW sources are not fully reconcilable from the primary page alone and should be treated as unverified against Christopher Ward's own listing, flagged below. |
| Released | Not explicitly stated on the Christopher Ward product page provided. Third-party coverage (DIVE Magazine and Time and Tide Watches, both dated Thu 06 Aug 2026) frames this as a new launch as of that date. No CW news/press-page date was available in the sourced material to confirm this independently. |
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