Christopher Ward C63 Sealander (2.0)
Christopher Ward has revised its C63 Sealander range, updating both the three-hand Automatic and GMT models five years after their initial launch. The updates focus on refinement and iteration, maintaining the original's design ethos while incorporating new movements and subtle aesthetic enhancements across various case sizes and dial colors.
- Sealander Automatic available in 39mm and 36mm case sizes
- Sealander GMT available in 42mm, 39mm, and 36mm case sizes
- Sealander Automatic uses Selitta SW200-2 Power+ movement
- Sealander GMT uses SW330-2 movement
- Water resistance is 150m for all models
- Sealander Automatic 39mm: 10.9mm height, 45mm lug-to-lug
- Sealander Automatic 36mm: 10.6mm height, 42mm lug-to-lug
- Sealander GMT 42mm: 11.5mm height, 48.5mm lug-to-lug
The Sealander Automatic is available in 39mm and 36mm case sizes, with the 39mm measuring 10.9mm high and 45mm lug-to-lug, and the 36mm measuring 10.6mm high and 42mm lug-to-lug.
The Sealander GMT is offered in 42mm, 39mm, and 36mm case sizes, all with a height of 11.5mm; the 42mm has a 48.5mm lug-to-lug, the 39mm has a 45mm lug-to-lug, and the 36mm has a 42mm lug-to-lug.
The Sealander Automatic utilizes the new Selitta SW200-2 Power+ movement, boasting a 65-hour power reserve and improved precision of -5/+12 seconds per day.
The Sealander GMT retains the SW330-2 movement, which provides a 56-hour power reserve.
Dial color options for the Sealander Automatic include black and white for both sizes, with a pistachio exclusive to the 39mm and pink to the 36mm.
The Sealander GMT is available with white or sky blue dials, while black dials are offered on the 39mm and 42mm models, and pistachio on the 39mm model only.
The revised Sealander Automatic features tapered, diamond-polished indices, a slimmer handset, a fully polished bezel, and no crown guards, with a slimmed-down Light-catcher case.
The Sealander GMT features a sportier case with crown guards, a brushed metal bezel with black lacquer-filled markers, longer tapering indices, and a revised GMT hand for enhanced legibility.