Christopher Ward · Microbrand · United Kingdom

Christopher Ward C63 Valour

In production · 2024 · Chronograph

Christopher Ward C63 Valour, Black dial on Bader bracelet
Photo: Christopher Ward
From $825 to $1,105
  • ETA G10.202
  • 39 mm × 11.55 mm
  • 150 m water resistance

Movement

Type
Quartz
Tier
Premium
Complications
Small seconds, Chronograph
Frequency
n/a
Power reserve
n/a
Hacking
n/a
Accuracy (factory)
-0.83 / +0.83 s/month
Grade
COSC

Case

Diameter
39 mm
Lug to lug
45.8 mm
Thickness
11.55 mm
Lug width
20 mm
Material
Steel
Hardening
—
Water resistance
150 m
Crown
Screw-down
Case back
Solid
Bezel
—
Finishing
Brushed and polished "Light-catcher" case; pushers circular-brushed with polished facet

Crystal & dial

Crystal
—
Shape
—
Anti-reflective
—
Lume
Super-LumiNova X1 BL C1

Bracelet & clasp

Style
Oyster
Links per row
3
Solid end links
—
Solid links
—
Link attachment
Screws
Taper
—
Quick release
Yes
Half links
Yes
Clasp
Push-button fold-over
Micro-adjust
Tool-free, 5 positions, 10 mm range
Diver extension
—

Straps

Strap 1
Rubber, quick release, Black Aquaflex rubber strap

Weight

Head only
54 g
On bracelet
—
On strap
—

Prices

VariantConfigurationTypePriceUSDAs ofSource
Black dial, Bader braceletBader braceletMsrp1,050 USD$1,0502026-10-24link
Black dial, Consort braceletConsort braceletMsrp1,105 USD$1,1052026-10-24link
Black dial, black Aquaflex rubber strapAquaflex rubber strapMsrp825 USD$8252026-10-24link

Variants

NameReferenceDialConfiguration
Black dial, Bader braceletC63-39QCC3-S00K0-B0blackBader bracelet
Black dial, Consort braceletC63-39QCC3-S00K0-B1blackConsort five-link bracelet
Black dial, black Aquaflex rubber strapC63-39QCC3-S00K0-RKblackBlack Aquaflex rubber strap

About this entry

79% of key specs known. Missing: hardening, crystal, AR coating, end links.

Quartz chronograph in the MOD-licensed Military collection (Fratello calls it part of the Sealander family; it uses the C63 Light-catcher case), launched March 2024. Movement: the current product page and handbook name the ETA G10.202 AD COSC (thermocompensated PreciDrive, ±10 s/year, 4 jewels, 38-month battery or 20 months with the chronograph running); launch coverage (Fratello, Two Broke Watch Snobs) named the G10.212 AD COSC, ETA's dated version of the same family. The watch shows no date, which fits the G10.202; the brand's current name is recorded. Display: running seconds, 1/10-second and 30-minute sub-dials, central 60-second chronograph hand, with ADD and SPLIT functions. Weight: the brand gives 54g for the case (Fratello's launch article says 61g); the brand's 124g "inc. strap" figure is given for both bracelets and is less than the case plus the 92g Bader bracelet, so it is not recorded. Crystal is not stated by the brand or the reviews read, so it is left blank. Caseback is solid with the deep-stamped crests of the Army, Navy and RAF; attachment not stated. Bader bracelet: marine-grade steel, single screw links, quick-release, half links and a taper from 20mm to roughly 16mm per Two Broke Watch Snobs (taper not recorded as it is approximate). "Oyster-style" per Two Broke Watch Snobs. Clasp: the Valour handbook has no bracelet section; the bracelet is the Sealander Bader 39mm, whose first-generation Sealander handbook says to press the buttons, open the clasp and pull a lever to extend (five positions, max 10mm), so it is recorded as toolless; Two Broke Watch Snobs describes it as on-the-fly. Optional Consort five-link bracelet with butterfly clasp. A webbing/canvas strap offered at launch (US$625) now has a dead store page. Launch prices were US$750 (Bader), $790 (Consort) and $625 (canvas); the store now shows the prices recorded here, in USD on the /int/ storefront.

Last verified: 2026-10-24. Edit or correct this entry.

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