Christopher Ward C65 Trident GMT User guide

C65 Trident GMT

Owner’s handbook

Your Christopher Ward watch has been designed and

engineered by highly talented craftspeople to ensure

not only accurate and precise timekeeping, but also

to bring a real pride of ownership that only luxury

items of the highest quality can ever hope to deliver.

You have made an investment, a good one,

and the aim of this handbook is to help you

make the most of that investment during what

I hope will be a lifetime of ownership.

Christopher Ward

Time on your side...

Introduction

Contents

C65 Trident GMT 2–3

Technical information 4–5

How to operate your C65 Trident GMT 6–14

Our watch care programme 15

Keeping in touch 16

C65 Trident GMT

In the C65 Trident GMT, a watch that

can allow its wearer to track the time in

three separate time zones, the ‘60s dive

watch aesthetic rst unveiled in our

C65 Trident Diver has gone global.

Initially introduced in the 1950s and ‘60s, the rst

GMT watches were created at the request of Pan

Am pilots seeking the ability to track multiple time

zones throughout their transatlantic ights. Watches

like Rolex’s GMT Master proved a particularly elegant

solution to the newfound problem posed by long haul

journeys; the C65 Trident GMT channels the same

excitement and possibility of the Golden Age of air

travel, a time when air hostesses were the height of

glamour – and there was considerably more legroom!

One of the GMT’s strengths lies in how it blends

functionality and design to evoke its ‘60s theming

with such charming nesse. For the blue and black dial

options, a 24 hour brushed stainless steel bezel insert

has been engraved and then lled with lacquer.

The alternative is a red and blue dual-toned anodised

aluminium bezel insert – a design touch to enhance

the matte black dial. The other stand-out addition

is the C65’s GMT hand, present in a bright hue that

in turn complements its SuperLumiNova®-lled

baton indexes.

Add the precision and robust nature of the Swiss-

made ETA 2893-2 (Sellita SW330 for the red/blue

bezel and blue dial options) inside – movements whose

42-hour power reserve will comfortably outlast even

the longest of ights – and the combinative eect

conrms the C65 Trident GMT as a rugged traveller’s

watch ready for its next globe-trotting adventure.

C65 Trident GMT

Features

–Swiss made

–21 (ETA 2893-2)or 25 (Sellita SW330) jewel self-

winding elaboré-grade mechanical movement

–42 hour power reserve

–Dual-time GMT function

–Date calendar

–Central hacking seconds

–Anti-shock system

–Twin flags debossed at 12 o’clock

–Brushed and polished marine-grade stainless

steel case

–Push-in crown stamped with twin flag motif

–Unidirectional stainless steel 24hr bezel insert

(blue and black dial versions)

–Anodised aluminium colour insert (red/blue

bezel version)

Technical information –“Glass box” sapphire crystal

–Matte finish dial

–SuperLumiNova®indexes and hands

–Signature Trident counter-balance on seconds hand

–High Definition “Trident” motif screw-down

backplate

–Unique engraved serial number

Technical

Diameter: 41mm

Height: 12.05mm

Weight: 71g

Calibre: ETA 2893-2/Sellita SW330

Case: 316L stainless steel

Water Resistance: 15 ATM (150 metres)

Vibrations: 28,800 per hour (4 Hz)

Timing tolerance: ±20 seconds per day

Lug to lug: 47.1mm

Strap: 22mm

How to operate your C65 Trident GMT

Setting the time/date

12 3

1. Manual winding

2. Date/GMT setting

3. Time setting

How to operate your C65 Trident GMT

The crown should sit ush to the case (position

)

in order to maintain water resistance.

• To re-power the watch after a period of non-use,

simply wind the crown in a clockwise direction.

Your C65 Trident GMT has a maximum power

reserve of 42 hours when fully wound.

• Pull gently into position

. For rapid date

correction, turn in an anti-clockwise direction.

To set the GMT hand, turn the crown clockwise

and rotate the hand until you have reached the

desired time indication. The GMT hand moves in

one-hour increments.

• To set the time pull out the crown gently into

position

. This position is used for handsetting

and stopping of the second hand. Turn the crown

until you reach the correct time e.g. 10.08 hr.

For precise time setting it is recommended you

pass beyond the desired minute and to set the

hand backwards.

PLEASE NOTE: Date correction should not be

carried out between 20.00 hr and 02.00 hr as

the watch gearing will already be aligning itself

to change the date. The crown should always

be pushed in after adjustment, and it is best to

do so from position 3 to avoid advancing beyond

the desired date.

How to operate your C65 Trident GMT

Using the GMT hand for travel

Set the time in your new destination by pulling the

crown into position

and move the hour/minute

hands until they indicate the desired time.

Push crown into position

and wind, clockwise,

the GMT hand around the 24-hour scale on the

bezel until you have the right time at home.

E.g. If you’re travelling from London at 12:10 to

New York, you would turn the hour/minute hands

to 7:10 (NY time is ve hours behind London) and

wind the GMT hand around to the 12:10 position.

Once set, it means that, for example, you can gauge

the time to ring your friends and family without

waking them in the middle of the night.

Note: The table opposite can be used to determine

the appropriate time zone when setting the hour/

minute hands.

24h04h

01h05h

02h06h

03h07h

-12 -8-11 -7-10 -6-9 -5

08h09h10h14h18h

12h16h20h23h

11h15h19h22h

13h17h21h24h

-4 -3 -2 +2 +60+4 +8 +11-1 +3 +7 +10+1 +5 +9 +12

International dateline

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