Christopher Ward - History, Models and Owners' Reviews

This is a limited edition version of Christopher Ward’s C63. I particularly liked its dial, which is a sky blue in the center and then changes to darker shades as we approach the indexes. The date window is located at 6 o’clock, which allows the whole to be harmonized. The transparent case back completes the whole and gives it an original touch.

A perfect Swiss English watch for summer. The Azure blue sunray dial has beautiful reflections in the sun. The orange details on the dial as well as on the GMT hand add a touch of dynamism. The manufacturing quality is there on the case with an alternation of polished and brushed. The wooden box in which the watch is delivered is also very well made. The Sellita movement is well decorated and is very precise. The Bader bracelet with its micro-adjustment is great to adjust.

While looking for a bronze model, I stumbled upon the Christopher Ward brand, I was seduced by the quality, finish of the case and the detail of the crown, the little extra is the smoked sapphire dial like the case back. The Sellita Sw200-1 movement is COSC regulated, a plus especially for a price of less than € 1000. The patina of the case gives it an adventurous side I love.