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Christopher Ward introduces limited edition C63 Sealander Stones collection

A terroir of time: Christopher Ward’s geological masterpieces

C63 Sealander Stones Collection
Christoper Ward

In an absolutely captivating fusion of horological precision and raw, natural beauty, British watchmaker Christopher Ward has released the mesmerizing C63 Sealander Stones Collection. This series of limited editions marks a significant departure from conventional dial craftsmanship, offering luxury watches with faces hewn from the very bedrock of the British landscape. 

Christopher Ward masters the art of geological horology

The collection comprises two distinct, elegant options: one dial created from authentic Welsh slate and the other from honed stone derived from the majestic Lake District. This dynamic, material-driven approach elevates the versatile Sealander platform beyond a mere tool watch, transforming it into a wearable piece of geological history that speaks to a connection with nature, all while simultaneously keeping the refined aesthetics expected of a contemporary luxury timepiece.

Each timepiece features a dial with singular character

The beauty of this collection lies in the unique qualities of each dial with no two alike, ensuring every owner can claim possession of a truly singular work of art. The 39mm case houses the elegant Christopher Ward Calibre SH21, a robust and precise manufacture movement featuring an impressive 120-hour, five-day power reserve. This feat of modern engineering offers a stunning contrast to the ancient nature of the stone dials. The slate version presents a nuanced charcoal texture, while the Lake District stone presents a lighter, more organic grain. Both are elegantly framed by applied indices and coupled with a matching hybrid rubber strap or a sophisticated bracelet, creating a timepiece as durable for adventure aand distinguished for daily wear.

A definitive statement on modern British watchmaking

With the C63 Sealander Stones Collection, Christopher Ward has solidified its unique position as an innovator in luxury timepieces. This release captures a sense of place and permanence on the wrist, successfully bridging the gap between rugged tool-watch functionality and collector-grade uniqueness. For the discerning enthusiast in search of a timepiece with a compelling narrative and undeniable British character, this limited collection represents a rare opportunity to own a fragment of the Isles.

Triston Brewer
Triston Brewer is a journalist, creative director, stylist, fashionisto, and jetsetting digital bon vivant. Brace yourself!
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