
I want to buy a trident watch, but if a new one is still coming out I’ll wait. The bronze one doesn’t quite fit me. If not, any idea on when it might come out?
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To me, that means Titanium. They have used similar words when describing the 12Ti and 12x.thomcat00 wrote: From CW:
The C60 Trident Pro 300: There’s another 300 on the horizon, which will be very special. “We’re going to take the technical and tool-watch ability of the C60 Pro 300 to the next level,” says Product Designer William Brackfield. “We’ll play on the themes of accuracy, luminescence and case finishing to make what we think is the ultimate C60 Trident Pro 300.”
The new watch will use the strongest and lightest metals in its construction and bring finishing standards to those of the most esteemed watch houses. “We’ll be using a unique combination of case finishing never before seen on a CW watch – and rarely seen in the industry,” says William. “And mixing the quality synonymous with the Light-catcher™ case with a rugged tool-watch feel.
SH21 Pro 300 in titanium, would be my guess. It would be toolish, light and big, all at the same time. The price would also be ‘not small’. Probably be a version similar to the C60 Apex.nycWATCHnerd wrote: ↑Tue Jul 02, 2024 2:44 pm And Mike F. has said the same in multiple YouTube interviews including the CWL 20th anniversary video: "Something BIG is coming in August".
Taken from the first post in the coming soon Trident Pro 300 thread:To me, that means Titanium. They have used similar words when describing the 12Ti and 12x.thomcat00 wrote: From CW:
The C60 Trident Pro 300: There’s another 300 on the horizon, which will be very special. “We’re going to take the technical and tool-watch ability of the C60 Pro 300 to the next level,” says Product Designer William Brackfield. “We’ll play on the themes of accuracy, luminescence and case finishing to make what we think is the ultimate C60 Trident Pro 300.”
The new watch will use the strongest and lightest metals in its construction and bring finishing standards to those of the most esteemed watch houses. “We’ll be using a unique combination of case finishing never before seen on a CW watch – and rarely seen in the industry,” says William. “And mixing the quality synonymous with the Light-catcher™ case with a rugged tool-watch feel.
Actually…I bet you’re 100% right. Makes perfect sense. They would want to get the new SH21 into multiple watches. Darn, the 12-X is 4K. not sure I want to spend near that for my next dive watch.MarkingTime wrote:SH21 Pro 300 in titanium, would be my guess. It would be toolish, light and big, all at the same time. The price would also be ‘not small’. Probably be a version similar to the C60 Apex.nycWATCHnerd wrote: ↑Tue Jul 02, 2024 2:44 pm And Mike F. has said the same in multiple YouTube interviews including the CWL 20th anniversary video: "Something BIG is coming in August".
Taken from the first post in the coming soon Trident Pro 300 thread:To me, that means Titanium. They have used similar words when describing the 12Ti and 12x.thomcat00 wrote: From CW:
The C60 Trident Pro 300: There’s another 300 on the horizon, which will be very special. “We’re going to take the technical and tool-watch ability of the C60 Pro 300 to the next level,” says Product Designer William Brackfield. “We’ll play on the themes of accuracy, luminescence and case finishing to make what we think is the ultimate C60 Trident Pro 300.”
The new watch will use the strongest and lightest metals in its construction and bring finishing standards to those of the most esteemed watch houses. “We’ll be using a unique combination of case finishing never before seen on a CW watch – and rarely seen in the industry,” says William. “And mixing the quality synonymous with the Light-catchercase with a rugged tool-watch feel.