Sellita
Sellita's GMT caliber featuring an independently adjustable 24-hour hand for dual timezone tracking. Based on the SW200 architecture with an additional GMT module, it offers a 56-hour power reserve that exceeds the base SW200's 38 hours. The true GMT function with jumping local hour allows quick timezone changes, making it a practical choice for brands building travel watches at accessible price points.
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Owners widely report the Bamford of London GMT Steel is comfortable and well-made, with a 40mm case that wears smaller than its dimensions suggest, and a legible dial with minimal text. Reviewers praise its retro-future design, clear dials, and fun color choices, noting it offers good value. Some owners and reviewers flag that the GMT bezel markers can appear slightly oversized, and one owner found the bezel's 6/18 split not centered with the indices. The Sellita SW330-2 automatic movement offers a power reserve around 53-56 hours, and the watch is priced around $1,500-$1,600 USD. Overall, owners and reviewers rate the Bamford of London GMT Steel highly for its comfortable wearability and attractive value proposition.
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