Purely, simply Sealander

Christopher Ward’s elite copywriting team don’t do things by half.

So when the specifications for the sophisticated second-generation C63 Sealander Automatic arrived, pencils were (metaphorically) sharpened, thesauruses scanned for fancy words and celebratory drinks booked at the Ritz hotel in London.

Then we got the bad news.

“Sorry, the watch is so good, management have decided that we should list all the incredible new features – and leave it at that.”

[Takes deep breath]

Redesigned and slimmer Light-catcher™ case. NEW Sellita SW200-2 Power+ automatic movement with 65-hour power reserve. NEW conical crown – without guards. Fully polished bezel. Sapphire ‘exhibition’ caseback. NEW polished lacquer dial. Slimmer polished hands. Simpler seconds hand – with non-Trident counterbalance. Diamond-polished and tapered indexes – filled with lume. NEW in-house-designed rotor with skeletonised arm. Raised, applied date window at 6 o’clock. ‘Sealander’ logotype on the dial for the first time. The debut of iLink™, a system that enables tool-free link adjustment on Bader and Consort™ bracelets. Also available on sporty rubber strap with Bader buckle. Available in the NEW warmer White, NEW Pistachio, NEW Pink, Sky Blue plus Black – in both 36mm and 39mm.

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Sellita SW200-2 Power+

This improved incarnation of the Sellita SW200 movement delivers a generous power reserve of 65 hours. This is achieved through an optimised gear train, redesigned barrel and mainspring, enhanced automatic winding system, and updated balance assembly. This 26-jewel calibre is also more accurate than its predecessor, with an accuracy of -5/+12 seconds per day.

Finishing the movement is a new refined, skeletonised rotor: sandblasted beneath, with raised Christopher Ward text and a debossed twin-flags logo. Linear brushing across the upper surfaces contrasts with concentric circular brushing on the rotor weight – considered detailing, executed with precision.

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