Sellita

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Sellita is a Swiss movement manufacturer established in 1956 in La Chaux-de-Fonds.

History

Sellita was founded in 1956 in La Chaux-de-Fonds. The company manufactured their own-branded watches in the 1960s and added the Tressa brand as well.

Today, Sellita is best known as a producer of automatic movements based on designs from ETA. Sellita was a contractor to the Swatch Group giant, producing parts and movements under license and began producing their own movements in 2003.

Since Swatch/ETA announced that they would cut back movement deliveries to third party customers, the importance of alternative suppliers such as Sellita, Technotime, and La Joux-Perret, has increased dramatically.

Products

Sellita movements include:

• SW 200 (ETA 2824-2) - used by the German watch manufacturers Aristo and Marcello C
  • SW 200-1
  • SW 210-1 (ETA 2801-2) - hand winding, no date
    • SW 215-1 (ETA 2804-2) - hand winding, date
    • SW 216-1
    • SW 219-1
  • SW 220-1 (ETA 2836-2) - automatic, day/date
    • SW 221-1 - automatic, date pointer
  • SW 240-1 (ETA 2834-2) - 13-ligne automatic outer day/date
  • SW 260 - automatic, small seconds, date
    • SW 280-1
    • SW 290-1 - automatic, small seconds, date
• SW 300 (ETA 2892-2) - automatic, date
  • SW 330-1 (ETA 2893-2) - automatic, date, 24 hour hand
  • SW 360-1 (ETA 2895-2) - automatic, small seconds, date
• SW 400-1 - 14 ligne, automatic, date
• SW 500 (based on the Valjoux 7750) - Introduced in 2002 and used by TAG Heuer as their Calibre 16
  • SW 510
• SW 1000-1 - 9 ligne, automatic, date

Address

Sellita Watch SA
Crêt du Locle 11
CH-2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds

Tel. ++41 (0) 32 967 99 67
Fax ++41 (0) 32 967 99 60

Weblinks

• Sellita SA