The Christopher Ward C60 Sapphire puts a translucent blue sapphire dial into a proper dive watch, giving you a glimpse beneath the surface without abandoning a clear set of hands and markers. It’s not a skeleton watch in the usual sense: the interest comes from seeing the working parts through that blue filter, rather than from elaborate cutaway bridges.

The original blue version is the place to start if that combination drew you in; its orange seconds hand adds a sharp contrast to the dial. The automatic Sellita SW200-1 underneath is a familiar, conventional movement—the sapphire is the unusual part. Spend some time with the dial in different light: its transparency changes the experience considerably, and the visible mechanism may be either the detail you love most or a distraction from reading the hands.

MovementAutomatic
Case MaterialStainless Steel

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