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Alsta Superautomatic
Case
- Diameter
- 38mm
- Thickness
- 13.2mm
- Lug-to-lug
- 43mm
- Lug width
- 20mm
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Water resistance
- 300m
Crystal & dial
- Crystal
- Sapphire
- Dial colour
- Black
- Lume
- Super-LumiNova
Movement
- Caliber
- Sellita SW200-1
- Type
- Automatic
- Power reserve
- 38h
- Hacking
- No
- Hand-winding
- No
- Complications
- Time only
Sellita
Sellita's flagship automatic movement and the most widely used Swiss automatic caliber in production today, having filled the supply gap created by ETA's restrictions on third-party sales. A functional clone of the ETA 2824-2, it is dimensionally identical and shares the same parts compatibility. Available in multiple grades from Standard to Top, the SW200-1 powers watches from dozens of Swiss and international brands.
Design language
- Case shape
- cushion
- Dial style
- standard
- Bezel
- rotating_unidirectional
- Bracelet
- metal_oyster
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Owners and reviewers widely praise the Alsta Superautomatic's excellent retro 70s dive watch design, with a strong connection to the movie Jaws. The contrasting case finishes and dial build quality are well-regarded, and the comfortable Tropic strap is a plus. However, the watch is considered egregiously overpriced at MSRP, with some noting a Seiko NH35 movement and stamped clasp as disappointing for the price. The bezel lacks lume, and one reviewer criticized the bracelet's poor detailing and less crisp machining. The Alsta Superautomatic is seen as a fun summer piece around $500-600, oozing 70s cool. On balance, owners and reviewers rate the Alsta Superautomatic highly for its vintage-inspired design and Jaws movie connection, despite significant price concerns at MSRP.
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