ciclismosam wrote:Here is the one that started it all for me. Considered selling numerous times but still haven’t done so. It’s interesting that other than the C65 trident vintage that is on the way from CW towers to mark the occasion of my re-enlistment in the Air Force, both of my tridents have been GMTs. First this, and second a 38mm White dial/red bezel. I also have a Sinn GMT I wore in Afghanistan and plan on getting a GMT master BLNR to mark the occasion whenever I get married. So who knows what the future holds for this first CWL of mine.
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This was my first as well, loved that watch! Sold it last week and I already regret it! Replaced it with a C65 and I miss the GMT hand now! Might have to buy the C65 GMT to make up for it... or start looking for another C60 GMT.
My first was the C40 Speedhawk having heard a lot about the valjoux movement. At over £500 it was a significant spend (December 2009) compared the watches I had previously bought.
"We don't see things as they are, we see things as we are." Anais Nin
My first c.w. , the vintage c60 38mm on bracelet. At first I was worried about the size ,the lume and logo. After a few days I knew I was keeping it. It just works for me as a great watch. Would I love to see it with a different logo and at 40/41 mm , absolutely , but as it is I like it alot. I should have took a 43mm to try for size, and while the vintage brown lume is not to everyone's taste, once the light reflects from the chrome on the indices or it is in lume mode all is forgiven.