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Overview
The Sellita SW330-2 is a self-winding movement that powers the watch through the natural motion of the wearer. As the rotor spins, it gradually winds the mainspring, providing a power reserve of up to 56 hours when fully wound. This allows the watch to run for over two days without additional movement.
Chosen for its precision, durability, and versatility, the SW330-2 offers reliable performance with a GMT function, making it a preferred choice for travelers and watch enthusiasts alike.
Specifications
- Type: Automatic (Self-winding) with Manual Winding Capability
- Functions: Hours, minutes and seconds in the center. 2nd time zone display / 24 h GMT in the center. Date window with quick setting.
- Power Reserve: Minimum 50h, Typical 56h
- Accuracy: ±5 seconds per day
- Jewels: 25
- Vibrations per Hour (BPH): 28,800 A/h (4 Hz)
- Hacking Function: Yes (seconds hand stops when setting the time)
- Hand-Winding: Yes
- Diameter: 25.6mm
- Thickness: 4.10mm
- Crown Position: 3 o’clock
- Date Function: Quick-set date at 3 o’clock (optional)
- Day Function: No
- Regulation: Elaboré
Time Setting

- Wind the Watch
Unscrew crown and pull it to position 1 and rotate clockwise 25–30 times to charge the mainspring - Set the GMT Hand
Push the crown to Position 2 and rotate clockwise to move the red GMT hand in hourly increments. - Set the DATE.
Push the crown to Position 2 and rotate CounterClockwise to move Calendar Disc. - Set the Time
Pull the crown to Position 3. Rotate clockwise or counterclockwise to set the time. The seconds hand will hack (stop). - Tighten the crown
To ensure water resistance, you must always tighten the crown before use. For watches with a screw-down crown, press the crown in while turning it clockwise until it is fully screwed down against the watch case to create a watertight sea
This movement is used in the following references
U1-HGMT
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