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Christopher Ward C60 Concept (Titanium)

Archive · used only

The Christopher Ward C60 Concept (Titanium) is a discontinued diver watch with a grade 2 titanium case. The caseback is open, so the movement is visible. No longer offered new; listed here as an archive reference for the used market.

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Material
Titanium
Grade / type
Grade 2
Water resistance
300 m
Type
Diver
Case diameter
42.0 mm
Origin
United Kingdom
Movement
Skeletonized automatic
Caliber
Christopher Ward SH21
Power reserve
120h
Complications
Power reserve
Colour
Grey
Surface treatment
None
Finish technology
Natural finish
Nickel-free
Unconfirmed (contact-point materials not all confirmed)
Bracelet / strap
Strap
Crystal
Sapphire
Display back
Yes
Dial
Skeletonized
Lume
Super-LumiNova
Availability
No longer offered
Status
Limited edition of 210 (2021), sold out
Not published
Reference, Price, Thickness, Lug-to-lug, Weight, Hardness, Construction, Caseback, Matching bracelet
Medium confidence Verified Jul 2026 Source: Christopher Ward (C60 Concept)
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Frequently asked questions

What is the case material of the Christopher Ward C60 Concept (Titanium)?

The Christopher Ward C60 Concept (Titanium) has a grade 2 titanium case. It is recorded at medium confidence pending a maker-stated material.

What size is the Christopher Ward C60 Concept (Titanium)?

It is 42.0 mm in diameter, and water resistant to 300 m.

How much does the Christopher Ward C60 Concept (Titanium) cost, and is it available?

It is no longer offered new; the guide keeps it as an archive reference for the used market.

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