Trident 58 Watch - Barbados Independence/Republic Day Limited Edition


Picture this, It’s the 30th of November, the sun is setting over the Caribbean Sea, the rhythm of the steel pan fills the air, and the sweet scent of Conkies lingers in the breeze. This is Barbados, a nation that stands proud, a nation that has made its mark on the world—an island paradise that’s more than just a destination; it’s a feeling.

But today, we’re not just talking about patriotism. Today, we're talking about how you can carry a piece of this pride, this heritage, with you—every day, forever.

What does Barbados mean to you?

For some, it’s the birthplace of legends, for others, it’s home. For all of us, it’s a land that represents resilience, freedom, and the unbreakable spirit of a people. And what better day to honor this love for country than on our Independence/Republic Day?
Now, imagine celebrating this milestone—this 30th of November—with something that truly embodies our island's legacy: the Trident 58. This is not just a watch; it's a symbol, a testament to our history and a daily reminder of what it means to be Barbadian. The one thing we cannot stop, TIME!
The Trident 58 is a timepiece that pays homage to the year 1966, the year when the groundwork was laid for our nation’s independence. Only 348 will ever be made, and within this exclusive collection, just 58 are available in each of 6 distinct, stunning colors.
Every glance at this watch is a celebration—a moment in time that ties you to the pulse of Barbados. Whether it’s the gold of our beaches, the deep blue of our oceans, or the black that reflects the strength and unity of our people, each color tells a story.
Now, let’s talk about exclusivity. Not everyone can own a Trident 58. Only 348 individuals will ever have this privilege. Each watch is numbered, and with just 58 in each color, they’re as unique as the people who wear them.
Imagine wearing one—knowing that you hold not just a timepiece, but a piece of Barbados itself. It’s more than a watch; it’s a legacy. And with each tick, it reminds you that time waits for no one, but you can own a moment of it forever.
So here’s the deal—this isn’t just about telling time; it’s about celebrating it. It’s about making sure that every second counts, and that every moment you look down at your wrist, you feel that pride swell in your chest.
But remember—once these 348 are gone, they’re gone for good. No reissues, no second chances. You’re either in, or you’re out. And right now, I want you to be in. I want you to be among the few who can say, “This is mine. This is Barbados. This is me.”
Don’t wait. Don’t let this moment pass you by.
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Pick your number and secure your place in history with the Trident 58. Barbados celebrates its independence once a year, but with this watch, you’ll celebrate it every day.

Use Code "EB600" and SAVE by Pre-Ordering NOW Offer good until Sep 30 2024 at 11:59pm
Time is ticking.

Make it yours.

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