The Christopher Ward C63 Sealander Yalos reinterprets the tool-watch C63 Sealander with a focus on dial texture and a dressier aesthetic, featuring four nature-inspired stamped dials. This iteration moves away from lume and higher water resistance to emphasize polished surfaces and slimmer proportions, offering a distinct option within the Sealander collection.
- 39mm 904L stainless-steel case
- 100 metres of water resistance
- 56-hour power reserve
- COSC-certified Sellita SW300-1 movement
The Yalos features four distinct nature-inspired stamped dials, each with a unique texture and color, created through a 20-step production process involving custom stamping tools and lacquer.
The watch eschews luminous hands and indices, opting instead for polished, faceted hands and indices designed to catch light, contributing to its dressier profile.
The 9.9mm thickness is a full millimeter slimmer than the 39mm Sealander Automatic, aided by the 3.6mm height of the Sellita SW300-1 movement.
The redesigned five-link Consort bracelet is made of 904L steel, features brushed surfaces with polished edges, tapers from 20mm to 16mm, and includes a butterfly clasp with 3mm micro-adjustment and tool-free link sizing.
The Yalos is positioned as a Sealander for those prioritizing dial texture and a slimmer profile over after-dark utility, representing a departure from the brand's more tool-oriented models like the Sealander Extreme GMT.