Christopher Ward C63 True GMT - 40.5mm - Black
Meet the first True GMT calibre from a British watch brand. Calibre CW-002 debuts in a new flagship model for the Sealander collection, brought to life through a spectacular dial with an aperture revealing a hand-finished GMT bridge. Developed over three years and partially revealed through a deliberately layered dial that prioritises timing legibility while recessing secondary indications beneath. This COSC-certified, in-house calibre brings watchmaking’s most useful travel complication to Christopher Ward’s best-loved go-anywhere, do-everything platform – now elevated as Sealander’s first Atelier offering.
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Christopher Ward C63 True GMT - 40.5mm - Black
Meet the first True GMT calibre from a British watch brand. Calibre CW-002 debuts in a new flagship model for the Sealander collection, brought to life through a spectacular dial with an aperture revealing a hand-finished GMT bridge. Developed over three years and partially revealed through a deliberately layered dial that prioritises timing legibility while recessing secondary indications beneath. This COSC-certified, in-house calibre brings watchmaking’s most useful travel complication to Christopher Ward’s best-loved go-anywhere, do-everything platform – now elevated as Sealander’s first Atelier offering.
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Meet the first True GMT calibre from a British watch brand. Calibre CW-002 debuts in a new flagship model for the Sealander collection, brought to life through a spectacular dial with an aperture revealing a hand-finished GMT bridge. Developed over three years and partially revealed through a deliberately layered dial that prioritises timing legibility while recessing secondary indications beneath. This COSC-certified, in-house calibre brings watchmaking’s most useful travel complication to Christopher Ward’s best-loved go-anywhere, do-everything platform – now elevated as Sealander’s first Atelier offering.
