I have an identical black Trident 300 and love it for all of the reasons you have described. Anybody looking to combine the features of both of these watches would be well advised to look at the CW Aquitane GMT. It retains 200 meters of watch resistance and the exhibition caseback, but adds a stunning transparent bidirectional sapphire bezel, as well as a classic box crystal, also realized in scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. I have this one in "Orca black", and have both the CW Bader bracelet and a CW rubber/nylon hybrid strap in black/orange for it. The black/red straps sets off the watch colours perfectly (as it does for the black Trident) , and is of course interchangeable with the bracelet because of the CW "bolt action" quick-disconnect system. This is something that all straps and bracelets should come with . I consider the Aquitane an "heirloom piece" and it is the one watch in my collection that I would never consider selling.
I’ve had my eye on the Blue dialed non GMT Aquitaine for some time but already have 4 blue divers. But still one I’d consider when I decide to get another CW. You got to love how they do the quick release straps and bracelets! CW just keeps killing it!! 😊
Nice review! CW watches really are wonderful. I have the white dial 40mm Trident Pro 300 which wears the best of any diver I have. You're correct, the bezel action is perfect. I'm wearing my white dial Sealander today, which also wears great I almost bought that black dial Sealander GMT a few days ago but instead bought the black dial Sealander three hander.I'm stilll thinking maybe I should have done the GMT, but i have several GMTs. Customer service is indeed top-notch.
I love CW. I have 3, but the one that is the most special to me is the hombre green fume dial C63 Sealander. I love it on the bracelet, the tan leather strap, and the black rubber strap (it’s okay on the green fabric strap). Their best watch might be the dragonfly blue Sealander. If I didn’t love my green one so much, I would 100% buy the dragonfly blue on five link bracelet.
That’s the Hunter Green, right? Very nice! The Orange accents work great on it! Dragon Blue is awesome! Good chance I would have chosen it on my GMT but it wasn’t introduced yet when I got my black one. … CW’s are so amazing for the cost. Actually regardless of cost they are so good!!
This could very well be a 2 watch collection. I own the Trident in green and I am already thinking of getting the Sealander GMT in white. CW makes such a good watch!
Agree totally! I also have a “Twelve” in Nordic Blue and have been tempted to do a video on how my 3 CW’s would be all I would ever need for a perfect 3 watch collection. Why any of us need more than 2-3 watches is beyond me, but unfortunately the Addiction continues! Lol… but yes very hard to beat the quality of a CW for the price!!
@@RSSpec yeah atm I own 27 watches. The truth is that most are not worn. I genuinely think a Sealander GMT + a Trident300 + a Twelve would be enough to cover all the watch needs one might have.
So you need rehab like me too!! 😂😂😂… I got a bakers dozen myself in a little over a year!! I may not be able to eat but at least I know what time it is! Lol… at least with the CW’s we found a high value drug!!
I missed where you mention the diameter of the Trident - but I'm assuming 40mm? Thanks for the thorough and helpful review / comparison! I'm looking forward to buying my first CW soon.
love the video, I own the C60 trident pro and im looking to buy the sealander. i just have one question, will the bader braclet from the C60 fit on the C63 sealander. if this is the case i dont have to buy the sealander onthe bader braclet and can instead buy it on a leather strap and save some money. Any info would help Thanks.
Great question. I just looked up my CW invoices for both watches and they do show a different part number for each watches end links which CW is calling shoulders. Pretty sure the bracelet itself would interchange, but apparently there may be a slight difference in the dimensions of the end links. Perhaps CW sells that end link by itself. The slight difference may be that the Sealander is a 39mm case and even though they both are 20mm lug width, some dimension must be slightly different. Ask the question to CW via E mail, they’re good at getting back to you even if it takes a day or two. They can confirm all that and ask if you can buy just the end links. Thanks!!
Great review! I have the Sealander GMT and echo everything you said, it is a true pleasure to wear every single day.
Thanks for this video --- I have the C60 300 Bronze and was looking to add the Sealander GMT next - this is the most helpful video I've seen! Cheers.
Thanks for watching! Yes, great watches!!
I love both of them , CW is just outstanding!
I have an identical black Trident 300 and love it for all of the reasons you have described. Anybody looking to combine the features of both of these watches would be well advised to look at the CW Aquitane GMT. It retains 200 meters of watch resistance and the exhibition caseback, but adds a stunning transparent bidirectional sapphire bezel, as well as a classic box crystal, also realized in scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. I have this one in "Orca black", and have both the CW Bader bracelet and a CW rubber/nylon hybrid strap in black/orange for it. The black/red straps sets off the watch colours perfectly (as it does for the black Trident) , and is of course interchangeable with the bracelet because of the CW "bolt action" quick-disconnect system. This is something that all straps and bracelets should come with . I consider the Aquitane an "heirloom piece" and it is the one watch in my collection that I would never consider selling.
I’ve had my eye on the Blue dialed non GMT Aquitaine for some time but already have 4 blue divers. But still one I’d consider when I decide to get another CW. You got to love how they do the quick release straps and bracelets! CW just keeps killing it!! 😊
Nice review! CW watches really are wonderful. I have the white dial 40mm Trident Pro 300 which wears the best of any diver I have. You're correct, the bezel action is perfect. I'm wearing my white dial Sealander today, which also wears great I almost bought that black dial Sealander GMT a few days ago but instead bought the black dial Sealander three hander.I'm stilll thinking maybe I should have done the GMT, but i have several GMTs. Customer service is indeed top-notch.
The more I wear the Trident, the more amazed I am at the way it fits!
I love CW. I have 3, but the one that is the most special to me is the hombre green fume dial C63 Sealander. I love it on the bracelet, the tan leather strap, and the black rubber strap (it’s okay on the green fabric strap). Their best watch might be the dragonfly blue Sealander. If I didn’t love my green one so much, I would 100% buy the dragonfly blue on five link bracelet.
That’s the Hunter Green, right? Very nice! The Orange accents work great on it! Dragon Blue is awesome! Good chance I would have chosen it on my GMT but it wasn’t introduced yet when I got my black one.
… CW’s are so amazing for the cost. Actually regardless of cost they are so good!!
This could very well be a 2 watch collection. I own the Trident in green and I am already thinking of getting the Sealander GMT in white. CW makes such a good watch!
Agree totally! I also have a “Twelve” in Nordic Blue and have been tempted to do a video on how my 3 CW’s would be all I would ever need for a perfect 3 watch collection. Why any of us need more than 2-3 watches is beyond me, but unfortunately the Addiction continues! Lol… but yes very hard to beat the quality of a CW for the price!!
@@RSSpec yeah atm I own 27 watches. The truth is that most are not worn. I genuinely think a Sealander GMT + a Trident300 + a Twelve would be enough to cover all the watch needs one might have.
So you need rehab like me too!! 😂😂😂… I got a bakers dozen myself in a little over a year!! I may not be able to eat but at least I know what time it is! Lol… at least with the CW’s we found a high value drug!!
I missed where you mention the diameter of the Trident - but I'm assuming 40mm? Thanks for the thorough and helpful review / comparison! I'm looking forward to buying my first CW soon.
Yes it’s a 40mm. Certainly my best fitting diver!
love the video, I own the C60 trident pro and im looking to buy the sealander. i just have one question, will the bader braclet from the C60 fit on the C63 sealander. if this is the case i dont have to buy the sealander onthe bader braclet and can instead buy it on a leather strap and save some money. Any info would help Thanks.
Great question. I just looked up my CW invoices for both watches and they do show a different part number for each watches end links which CW is calling shoulders. Pretty sure the bracelet itself would interchange, but apparently there may be a slight difference in the dimensions of the end links. Perhaps CW sells that end link by itself. The slight difference may be that the Sealander is a 39mm case and even though they both are 20mm lug width, some dimension must be slightly different. Ask the question to CW via E mail, they’re good at getting back to you even if it takes a day or two. They can confirm all that and ask if you can buy just the end links. Thanks!!
I love both of the CW pieces, but wish CW would have used a true gmt movement rather than the non traditional movement
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