Christopher Ward’s Twelve (Ti) Pic’n’Mix Brings Six Candy Colorways to the 36mm Titanium Twelve at $2,350

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Christopher Ward's Twelve (Ti) Pic'n'Mix Brings Six Candy Colorways to the 36mm Titanium Twelve at $2,350

Each colorway is limited to 50 pieces and ships with both the titanium bracelet and a matching rubber strap.

Christopher Ward The Twelve (Ti) Pic'n'Mix (configuration shown: "Apple Sour" dial, Automatic Titanium Bracelet & The Twelve Rubber strap)

Image: source

Christopher Ward has given its titanium Twelve a candy-coated makeover. The Twelve (Ti) Pic’n’Mix offers six candy-colored remixes of the watch, each limited to 50 pieces. The in-stock example, Apple Sour, retails for $2,350.

Buyers aren’t configuring a watch from scratch; this is a fixed color selection. Pick a colorway, and the watch arrives with the integrated titanium bracelet and a matching Twelve Rubber strap. Both use CW’s quick-release system, making strap swaps tool-free.

This is the 36mm Twelve, smaller than the larger version in the line, in a Grade 2 titanium case. The twelve-sided profile carries brushed, polished and sandblasted surfaces across a single case, which is a lot of finishing variety for the money.

The movement is a Sellita SW300-1, COSC certified, running at 4Hz with 25 jewels and 56 hours of reserve. Turn the watch over and CW has printed the Pic’n’Mix logo onto the sapphire, so the graphic sits in front of the elaboré-finished rotor as it turns.

For collectors, the interest is the combination: a small titanium integrated-bracelet sports watch, a chronometer-grade movement, two strap options included, and genuine color choice, all under $2,500. With 50 pieces per color, as CW notes, “you’ll need to (sugar) rush to get yours.”

ReferenceC12-36AHC1-T00V1-B0R
Price$2,350.00 USD (bracelet and rubber strap both included), no GBP figure appears in the captured CW page text
ReleasedNot stated explicitly on the CW product page itself; page shows "In Stock." Earliest surrounding media coverage is dated 23 July 2026 (Gear Patrol, Time+Tide, Worn & Wound), suggesting the line went live around that date, this date is corroborated across outlets but not confirmed in CW's own page text.

Source: announcement

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