Christopher Ward C60 trident pro 300
A Pennsylvania State Police trooper and the Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 300 he wears on every shift, photographed on both halves of the clock. The dayshift frame came right after an arrest stemming from a child abuse case. The night frame came deep into an all night overtime shift, keeping the wolves away in his words, with the dial and bezel burning full lume over the cruiser's backlit keyboard. Some watches are bought for the collection box; this one clocks in. If you have a wrist shot from somewhere that matters, submit at the link in bio. Tempus Est Potentia.
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Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 300
Christopher Ward is the British brand that helped invent the direct to buyer model, selling Swiss made watches without the boutique markup, and the C60 Trident is its flagship diver. The Pro 300 runs a Sellita SW200-1 automatic inside a 300 meter case with a ceramic bezel, and the trident counterweight on the seconds hand gives the line its name. It has become a quiet favorite among working wrists that want Swiss mechanics at a price that can survive a duty belt.
Pennsylvania State Police, Both Shifts
The submitter is a Pennsylvania State Police trooper who wears the Trident daily across day and night rotations. One photo follows an arrest stemming from a child abuse case, the kind of day that justifies the job. The other comes from an all night overtime hold, his summary reduced to keeping the wolves away. The third frame is the reward waiting at home, a dog who does not care what shift it was.