Christopher Ward

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Originally Posted by Cryten

Marketing speak for "Not sapphire"

It is sapphire.

The 'museum grade' bit may be adding a pinch of marketing licence though, but as Mr Christopher Ward himself has explained it in the past:

"The crystal is still sapphire and it still has the anti-reflective properties of all our other watches… the application being on the underside. However the glass is further treated giving a polarising effect thus reducing the amount of light reflected. It is the same principle as that used to cover famous paintings and photographs inside museums and exhibition halls."

Kevin - congrats on acquiring a rather lovely watch, very classy. Enjoy