Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 600 43mm Initial Impressions

UPDATE (FEB 15, 2016) - It took 2 1/2 months, but my CW has returned and is running great. They fixed a couple of parts (a pinion?) and it is now hand-winding beautifully. UPDATE (NOV 24, 2016) - I had to return the CW for repair under warranty after gears started slipping inside the watch during hand-winding It was an UGLY sound.. I've since read that the ETA 2824 is not friendly to regular hand-winding, so I either give them a shake to keep them going, or briefly hand-wind them to get them started before wearing it for the day. I'll update again when the watch gets back, as I'm told there's up to a 3-month turnaround for CW warranty repairs. INITIAL COMMENT - This is an unboxing and initial impressions review of the Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 600 with ETA 2824-2 / Sellita sw200-1 movement. I've been upgrading my collection to mid-range pieces. I bought this piece because of the following: 1. The 43mm size (perfect for my 7 1/4" wrist) 2. The gorgeous red in the bezel. 3. The ceramic bezel. 4. The stick/baton hour markers. 5. The elegance of a "dress diver." Video includes side-by-side comparisons to: 1. Marathon GSAR 2. Seiko SKX009 3. Tissot Visodate 4. Bulova Moonwatch