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Miyota vs. Sellita vs. ETA: What Movement Actually Means for Reliability
If you've spent any time shopping microbrand or attainable-luxury watches, you've run into this alphabet soup on nearly every product page: Miyota 9015, Sellita SW200, ETA 2824-2. Brands list the movement like it's a spec sheet flex — and it should be, because the movement is the single biggest factor in how a watch performs, ages, and holds up over years of wear. But most buyers have no real framework for what these differences mean in practice. Here's the inspection-level b
Patrick Della Sala
2 hours ago4 min read
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