Christopher Ward Debuts a Pair of C63 Sealanders with their SH21 Motion

Circumstances for these Sealanders comply with earlier examples, coming in at 41mm in diameter with the identical distinctive “mild catcher” geometry that highlights Christopher Ward’s glorious ending. The true star right here although, as talked about above, is the SH21 motion. It’s chronometer licensed and has a full 5 days of energy reserve, which is indicated in a subdial at 9:00 on the dial. Since this caliber was launched in 2014, it has been used considerably sparingly, saved primarily for prime profile releases, restricted editions, and particular watches that see the model stretching what it’s that they may be, so to have the SH21 wrapped up the comparatively easy C63 Sealander appears like a win, and a considerably beneath the radar strategy to benefit from the caliber. 

The retail worth on each the Blue Marine and Snow Leopard is available in at $1,925. Christopher Ward