SOLD WH72 C63 Sealander GMT Black dial (12/2022)
SOLD WH72 C63 Sealander GMT Black dial (12/2022)
Christopher Ward C63 Sealander GMT
Introduction
Described as a classic ‘GMT-explorer’ watch the C63 Sealander GMT made its debut in April 2021. Crafted from anti-corrosive 316L stainless steel, the C63 Sealander GMT boasts a fixed 24-hour bezel, an oversized GMT hand in bright orange and a high-legibility dial. Powered by the new Sellita SW330-2 GMT movement, the wearer is able to track a second time zone, day or night, anywhere in the world.
There’s undeniable resemblance to a 42mm Rolex Explorer II (albeit with batons instead of pips), but at 39mm, the Christopher Ward version probably has a bit more flexibility… and at £7,000+ cheaper, it represents a small advantage on the value front, too!
This is a current CW model, available here for £1,060. It has the latest twin flag logo.
Warranty
This is a December 2022 watch, so the transferable movement warranty is valid to December 2027.
It’s fitted with the SW330-2 movement, so you get a 56h power reserve, as opposed to the 42h of the SW330-1 - a noticeable improvement
Strap options
It is fitted with a new style CW bracelet with twin screw adjustment complete with all links. Some scratches and scrapes, particularly on the clasp.
Priced with this strap - other options are:
Exchange for a brand new CW strap - leather, hybrid or tide (discount of £80).
Without a strap: discount of £125.
Condition
Very good condition. It has been worn but no identifiable dings or damage to report.
On the timegrapher it’s keeping very good time at -9 sec per day.
Offered as a full set including box, owner’s manual, polishing cloth, covering letter and warranty card.
Specifications
Case size: 39mm
Lug width: 20mm
Height: 12mm
Lug to lug: 46mm
Waterproof: 150m
Movement: Sellita SW330-2
User Manual
A PDF version is available on the CW website: https://www.christopherward.com/on/demandware.static/-/Library-Sites-cw-library/default/dw5f109e5a/pdfs/SportNew/c63-sealander-gmt.pdf
Final Notes
Note the first photo is a library shot, the rest all show the actual watch and package.