C63 Sealander Chronograph

C63 Sealander Chronograph

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At a glance
Case size
41mm
Lug-to-lug
48mm
Thickness
13.9mm
Case material
Stainless steel
Movement
Sellita SW510 automatic
Power reserve
56 hours
Water resistance
100m
Crystal
Sapphire
Dial
Polished lacquer in white, black, pink, sky blue, or pistach
Strap
Rubber strap or Bader iLink bracelet
The brief

Christopher Ward has reintroduced mechanical chronographs to its main collection with the new C63 Sealander Chronograph series. This line features a 41mm stainless steel Light-Catcher case and is available in five dial colors, each with black sub-dials. The watches are powered by the Sellita SW510 automatic chronograph movement and come with the brand's iLink bracelet system or rubber straps.

  • 41mm stainless steel case
  • 13.9mm thickness
  • 48mm lug-to-lug
  • 100 meters water resistance
  • Sellita SW510 automatic chronograph movement
  • 56-hour power reserve
  • Price: US$2,625 (rubber strap) / US$2,765 (steel bracelet)
Across the sources

The C63 Sealander Chronograph series follows the updated aesthetic introduced with the Sealander Automatic and GMT models.

Fratello

The case features a slim, slightly angled bezel with a matte black ceramic insert displaying a white tachymeter scale and a polished steel facet on its edge.

Fratello

The sub-dials have a recessed, grainy texture, and are encircled by a polished chamfer.

Fratello

The Sellita SW510-1 movement is regulated to within -5/+12 seconds per day and features a new semi-skeletonized custom rotor.

Fratello

The Bader iLink bracelet features a tool-less micro-adjustment system on the clasp and a unique underside link release for sizing.

Fratello

The watch is described as a modern sports chronograph with a classic three-subdial layout and no date.

Scottish Watches

The dial features a lacquered main surface with recessed, textured sub-dials, and the colorways include black, white, sky blue, pistachio, and pink.

Scottish Watches

The Sellita SW510 hand-wound movement is based on the Valjoux 775X architecture and is an Elaboré grade.

Scottish Watches
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