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William Wood Dunkirk Watch
Case
- Diameter
- 42mm
- Thickness
- 13mm
- Lug-to-lug
- 49.5mm
- Lug width
- 20mm
- Material
- Bronze
- Water resistance
- 50m
Crystal & dial
- Crystal
- Sapphire
- Dial colour
- Bronze
Movement
- Caliber
- Sellita SW220-1
- Type
- Automatic
- Hacking
- No
- Hand-winding
- No
- Complications
- Time only
Sellita
Sellita's day-date automatic caliber, the equivalent of the ETA 2834-2. Adds day and date complications to the proven SW200-1 base architecture while maintaining the same 28,800 vph beat rate and 38-hour power reserve. The additional 0.45mm of height over the SW200-1 accommodates the day display mechanism. A reliable workhorse for brands needing a day-date Swiss automatic at competitive pricing.
Design language
- Case shape
- round
- Dial style
- sector
- Bezel
- fixed
- Bracelet
- fabric
- Hands
- baton
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The William Wood Dunkirk Watch is noted for its unique dial design, inspired by engine order telegraphs and ship telegraphs, which some find emphasizes historical application over precise time-telling. Reviewers highlight its striking CuSn8 bronze case with red "pipes" and red lume, though one source found the red accents slightly jarring against the bronze. The 42mm watch, powered by a Sellita SW200 Top Grade movement, is limited to 600 pieces and priced around $5,200 USD. While legibility is maintained despite the unconventional dial, one owner finds the price difficult to justify. On balance, owners and reviewers acknowledge the William Wood Dunkirk Watch's distinctive historical inspiration and unique aesthetic, though some question its value proposition.
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