C63 Colchester. C63 Colchester Christopher Ward Forum The Christopher Ward C63 Colchester is part of their authorized military collection, and has ties to the British Army's Parachute Regiment - hence the desire to shave grams (this watch, all told, is 38g, all but unheard of for an automatic watch) And a dial and handset that recall the traditions - and colours - of the one the world's most.
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This sits on a transparent ring so that some of the movement (a COSC-certified Sellita SW200) can be seen The caseback of the C63 Colchester (Christopher Ward) While the movement is partially visible via a see-through caseback, it is mostly obscured by a coin stamped with the Para badge
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Prices for the watch, which comes on a range of straps or a steel bracelet, start at £995.. Advertisement The C63 Colchester gets its name from the British Army's Parachute Regiment that inspired it To say the new C63 Colchester is 'ready for anything' is an understatement: this is a precision timing device that brings innovative construction techniques and materials together with elite Swiss watchmaking
C63 Colchester Christopher Ward. Approved by the Parachute Regiment and the MOD, the Colchester proudly features the unit's emblem of a parachute on wings, a crown, and a crowned lion. Prices for the watch, which comes on a range of straps or a steel bracelet, start at £995..
Christopher Ward makes ultra light watch for the Parachute Regiment. The C63 Colchester returns to this format, using an injected-carbon case and forged carbon dial that keeps the weight of the head under 40 grams, 38 to be exact (1.3oz) Based on the already lightweight C63 Sealander Elite with a full Titanium case weighing in at 45g, the Colchester manages to undercut that at 38g thanks to its Carbon Infused case and Forge Carbon dial.