British watchmaker Christopher Ward continues its disruption of the Swiss watch industry with the Christopher Ward C63 Sealander Chronograph (£1,995 on bracelet / £1,895 on rubber).
Built to challenge iconic racing chronographs costing twice the price, this release brings mechanical stopwatch capability to CW’s go-anywhere, do-anything collection.
Light-Catcher Geometry & Ceramic Bezel
Crafted from 316L stainless steel, the 41mm case utilises Christopher Ward’s signature Light-Catcher™ geometry, with polished chamfers and brushed flanks that keep the 13.9mm thickness wearing remarkably slim.
Surrounding the sapphire crystal is a fixed, sandblasted ceramic bezel with an engraved tachymeter scale, complemented by integrated pushers and a screw-down crown securing 100 metres of water resistance.
Sellita SW510 Automatic Engine
Inside beats the Elaboré-grade Sellita SW510 automatic movement, a robust cam-operated chronograph calibre delivering a 62-hour power reserve.
The high-gloss lacquered dial features bicompax sub-dials, diamond-polished applied indices, and Super-LumiNova X1 C1 BL.
Mounted on CW’s three-link Bader bracelet with micro-adjusting clasp, the C63 Sealander Chronograph offers giant-slaying value for mechanical enthusiasts.
