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Pattyb69 · 20 June 2014, 02:16 PM

I currently own a Sub C and I'm considering picking up an affordable blue diver to add into the mix. So far I'm looking into the Christopher Ward C60 and Halios Tropik SS.

Price: Cward C60- $620-700. Halios- $650
Movement: Cward C60- Eta 2824-2/SW200-1. Halios-Miyota 9015
Other: Halios- Ceramic bezel.

Right now I'm kinda confused on which I like better. The Halios is a more unique/non-homage looking diver and comes with a ceramic bezel (something I've gotten used to with the sub c). While the C60 is a great looking homage with enough design cues to be considered its own. I just cant decide if its dumb to own an homage to the real thing I already own.

What do you guys think?

20 June 2014, 02:16 PM	#1
Pattyb69 "TRF" Member Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: CT Watch: BLNR\|LVC\|PAM 911 Posts: 1,085	Which affordable Diver? I currently own a Sub C and I'm considering picking up an affordable blue diver to add into the mix. So far I'm looking into the Christopher Ward C60 and Halios Tropik SS. Price: Cward C60- $620-700. Halios- $650 Movement: Cward C60- Eta 2824-2/SW200-1. Halios-Miyota 9015 Other: Halios- Ceramic bezel. Right now I'm kinda confused on which I like better. The Halios is a more unique/non-homage looking diver and comes with a ceramic bezel (something I've gotten used to with the sub c). While the C60 is a great looking homage with enough design cues to be considered its own. I just cant decide if its dumb to own an homage to the real thing I already own. What do you guys think?

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