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Lander GMT
The Farer Lander IV GMT is a 39.5mm British-branded, Swiss-made automatic travel watch powered by the Sellita SW330-2 'Top Grade' caller-GMT movement. Its signature iridescent sea-green triple-stepped sunray dial has been the defining feature of the Lander line since its debut in 2017, now in its fourth generation with a redesigned monobloc case and screw-down crown.
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Overview
| Brand | Farer |
| Collection | Lander |
| Category | GMT |
| Released | 2021 |
| Price guide | Premium · $1,300+ |
Full specification
Specs
Case & dial
| Diameter | 39.5 mm |
| Lug-to-lug | 45 mm |
| Thickness | 11.3 mm |
| Lug width | 20 mm |
| Water resistance | 100 m |
| Crystal | boxed sapphire with internal anti-reflective coating |
| Case material | 316L stainless steel |
| Bezel | fixed |
| Case back | exhibition |
Movement & furniture
| Type | Automatic |
| Caliber | Sellita SW330-2 → |
| Functions | GMT (24h hand), Date |
| Power reserve | 56 h |
| Jewels | 25 |
| Lume | Super-LumiNova |
| Strap / bracelet | St. Venere leather strap |
Bottom line
A well-finished mid-tier caller-GMT with a genuinely singular sea-green dial and solid Swiss movement value, best for travellers who want a dressed-up aesthetic over a rotating-bezel tool look — though the 100m limit and caller (not flyer) mechanism set clear practical boundaries.
Highlights
- Sellita SW330-2 caller-GMT, 56 hr reserve
- 39.5 mm / 45 mm L2L — wears smaller than spec
- Triple-step sea-green sunray dial, chameleon finish
- Boxed sapphire + exhibition caseback
- Monobloc 316L, screw-down crown, 100 m WR
Who it's for
Buyers with roughly 16–18 cm wrists who want a versatile GMT that reads as a refined travel companion rather than a sport diver, and who value a distinctive, colour-forward British design sensibility without paying Swiss luxury brand prices.
Who should skip it
Skip it if you need a true flyer-GMT with an independently jumping local hour hand, want more than 100 m water resistance, or strongly prefer an integrated steel bracelet — strap options are leather, suede, rubber, and Milanese only.
Before you buy
- Multiple dial variants exist (Sea Green, Pink Sunburst, Spearmint, Blue) — confirm exact colourway when ordering
- Also available in 36 mm (41.2 mm L2L, $1,575) — verify preferred case size
- SW330-2 is a 'caller' GMT, not a 'flyer' GMT — the 24-hour GMT hand adjusts independently, not the local hour hand
- Stock cycles; check availability at time of purchase as it sells out periodically
FAQ
Is the Lander GMT automatic or quartz?
The Lander GMT is automatic. The Sellita SW330-2 winds itself from the motion of your wrist, so it needs no battery. A full wind holds roughly 56 hours, so it keeps running overnight off the wrist; left longer it stops and restarts once you wear or hand-wind it.
What movement does the Lander GMT use?
The Lander GMT is powered by the Sellita SW330-2 from Sellita, an automatic caliber with 25 jewels, a 56-hour power reserve, and a 28,800 bph beat rate. Being automatic, it winds from the motion of your wrist and needs no battery.
Does the Lander GMT have a date?
Yes — the Lander GMT has a date display on the dial. The date advances automatically as the movement runs, so the current day of the month is always visible at a glance, and you can set it from the crown after the watch has been left to stop.
How water resistant is the Lander GMT?
The Lander GMT is rated to 100 m. That covers swimming and snorkelling, though hot water and direct high-pressure water are best avoided, and it is not intended for scuba diving. Whatever the rating, avoid operating the crown or pushers underwater, and have the gaskets checked periodically to keep it reliable.
How big does the Lander GMT wear?
At 39.5 mm across with a 45 mm lug-to-lug and 11.3 mm thick, the Lander GMT wears as a modern medium-to-large watch. Lug-to-lug is the measurement that really decides fit, since it sets how far the case spans the wrist — 45 mm suits most wrists, and smaller wrists especially should check that figure.
What does 'caller GMT' mean in practice on the Lander IV?
The Sellita SW330-2 is a caller/office-style GMT: the 24-hour GMT hand is independently adjustable to track a second time zone, while the local hour and minute hands are set together on 12-hour time. It does not offer a flyer-style independently jumping local hour hand.
How does the Lander IV differ from earlier Lander generations?
The fourth generation moved to a monobloc case with a screw-down crown (earlier versions used a push/pull crown), upgraded the movement from the SW330-1 to the SW330-2 'Top Grade' with a longer 56-hour power reserve, and added a colour-matched date wheel that was technically challenging to produce in the sea-green hue.
Is there also a smaller version of the Lander IV GMT?
Yes. Farer offers the Lander IV GMT in 36 mm (41.2 mm lug-to-lug, 11 mm thick, $1,575 USD), running the same Sellita SW330-2 movement in a more compact case aimed at smaller wrists.
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