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Christopher Ward Adds a Caller GMT to the Trident Biscay Line in 39mm and 42mm
A COSC-rated Sellita SW330-2 inside a 200m dive case, offered in two sizes, with pre-orders open for delivery at the end of September 2026.
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Christopher Ward expands the Trident Biscay line with a new GMT. The Trident Biscay GMT comes in 39mm and 42mm cases, both powered by the same movement.
The movement is a COSC-certified Sellita SW330-2, beating at 4Hz with a 56-hour power reserve. The brand calls it a caller GMT, an accurate term. The 24-hour GMT hand is independently adjustable for tracking a second time zone.
The value proposition is notable: a COSC-certified chronometer, a 200m dive case with a 120-click bidirectional bezel in two aluminium tones, and two case sizes, all on a platform Christopher Ward refined just weeks after the bronze Biscay.
The dial features applied numerals in gilt frames, a textured surface, and a date window at 6 o’clock. Lume is Super-LumiNova Grade X1 BL, as the brand specifies it. An exhibition caseback shows Colimaçoné finishing and a redesigned rotor. Bracelets use the brand’s iLink tool-free sizing, with rubber and leather alternatives also listed.
Missing from the specs: clasp or springbar detail and a reference number for the 42mm. The page mentions two colourways but only offers Black/Red for selection.
The configuration shown, reference C60-39AGM1-S0RK0-B1 in 39mm on the Consort bracelet, is $2,275 on pre-order. That figure covers this build, not the collection.
| Reference | C60-39AGM1-S0RK0-B1, this is the reference shown on the primary source page and corresponds specifically to the 39mm case / Black-Red dial / Consort Bracelet configuration. No 42mm reference number is given anywhere in the retrieved primary-source text. |
| Price | $2,275.00, this is the price shown on the CW product page for the exact configuration loaded (39mm, Black/Red dial, Consort Bracelet, pre-order). The CW page text pulled here does not display a "from" or base price. Third-party outlets report a lower collection-wide starting price for the GMT (see KEY_FACTS/CONCERNS), the two figures describe different configurations, not a contradiction to be resolved by us. |
| Released | CW page states "Pre-order for End September 2026" for this configuration (i.e., delivery/on-sale timing, not an announcement date). No explicit "announced on" date appears in the retrieved primary-source text. |
Source: christopherward.com
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