Great news for everyone who backed the X-Series campaign. Our movement supplier, Sellita, has confirmed delivery of the SW200-1 calibres for the first production run. Assembly begins at our partner atelier in La Chaux-de-Fonds next week.
Full cost breakdown and production photos will follow once assembly starts. As always, nothing is hidden — we'll post the complete supplier invoice once the delivery is signed off. Movement costs, case machining, dial finishing, and assembly will all be itemised, as with every Code41 reference to date.
We are on schedule and within the original cost estimate. The movement specification remains unchanged: 26 jewels, 28,800 bph, 38-hour power reserve, rotor engraving with the Code41 logo. The exhibition caseback has also been approved — you'll be able to see the decorated rotor and barrel bridge without tools.
Thank you for your continued patience and trust. This community is why we build the way we build. See the full production timeline →
3 hours ago · March 12, 2026
X-Series production update: movement delivery confirmed
8 Comments
M. BeaumontLevel 6 · Inner Circle
2 hours ago
Incredible news. The SW200-1 is a rock-solid calibre — reliable, serviceable, and fits the positioning perfectly. Really excited to see the production photos. Any idea on the expected delivery window for first-batch backers?
JaneDoe_CLevel 3 · Collector
2 hours ago
Thank you for the update. One question: will the full invoice include the strap supplier as well, or just the movement? The last transparency report was missing the strap breakdown and it was the component I was most curious about.
H. BergströmLevel 5 · Veteran
3 hours ago
This is what transparency looks like. Other brands could learn something. Keep it up.
F. RichterLevel 2 · Member
3 hours ago
Does anyone know if it's possible to switch from the base NATO strap to leather after receiving the watch? Or does that choice lock in at order time?