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Applying military design principles to the Trident Lumière collection
Christopher Ward has consistently approached collaboration as a means of refining its core collections. The brand tends to work with partners whose outlook aligns with its own emphasis on function, clarity, and long-term usability, as seen in collaborations with Studio Underd0g, Pan American World Airways, and others. That same philosophy underpins its latest project with Bark & Jack, a UK-based brand and digital platform focused on horology, alongside a watch accessory shop specialising in premium fabric and leather straps.

Bark & Jack’s identity is rooted in close engagement with tool watches, military-issued references, and functional design. Through its editorial output and product offering, the brand has helped shape a contemporary appreciation for purpose-driven watches that prioritise legibility and robustness over stylistic excess. Those values translate directly into the new C60 Trident Lumière “Green Fifteen”, which uses Christopher Ward’s modern dive-watch platform while adjusting its design priorities to reflect the functional logic of earlier military and professional divers.

The case measures 41 mm in diameter with a thickness of 10.85 mm. It is crafted from grade 2 titanium using Christopher Ward’s Light-catcher construction, resulting in a lightweight yet structurally sound profile suited to extended wear. A unidirectional bezel frames the dial and is fully graduated for all 60 minutes. Bolt-on crown guards, which are fixed to the case using small screws, and a helium escape valve reinforce the watch’s professional credentials. The texture caseback is solid steel and bears the Bark & Jack logo. This closed construction contributes to a water resistance rating of 300 metres.
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The dial is finished in matte black with a fine granular texture. The hands retain the collections layout, with the minute hand highlighted in green luminous material to clearly distinguish it from the predominantly blue-lumed display. Hour markers are executed in Globolight, using a mix of triangular, baton, and circular forms to improve orientation under water. A raised chapter ring frames the display, while Bark & Jack’s branding sits above the 6 o’clock position and is revealed only under ultraviolet light.

The watch is powered by the Sellita SW300-1 automatic movement with COSC chronometer certification. It operates at a frequency of 28,800 vph (4 Hz) and delivers a power reserve of 56 hours.

The watch is supplied on a grade 2 titanium Bader bracelet equipped with an on-the-fly adjustment system for quick, tool-free sizing. An additional Bark & Jack rubber strap with titanium hardware within its clasp and adjustment system is also included.

The watch was offered through a defined ordering window that closed on February 12, after which production was finalised. It was priced at £2,150, approximately AED 11,000.
For more information, visit Christopher Ward’s official website.
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