Sold out $1,149 40mm

Jack Mason
Strat-o-timer GMT
Americana
A GMT watch, in a round stainless steel case, 40mm, with a blue textured/grainy dial, sword hands and luminous indices, powered by the Sellita SW 330-2.
Right now, this reference can be bought directly from the brand. Compared with similar watches in its segment, the price here lands right around the median, showing no real premium or discount. Among the 45 tracked GMT watches in this size and price class, prices span from USD 1,020 to USD 1,913.
Diameter
40mm
Lug to lug
46.2mm
Between lugs
20mm
Thickness
12.4mm
Movement Type
Automatic
Movement Name
Sellita SW 330-2
Power reserve
56 hours
Water resistance
10 bar
Crystal Type
Sapphire
Crystal Description
Sapphire glass with 5-layer anti-reflective coating on the inside
Its scarcity score of 0/100 is the lowest possible, placing it among the easiest-to-get tracked watches in the catalog. This is broadly consistent with Von Doren's typical scarcity level.
This reference has no sell-out history of its own yet.
How Von Doren models usually sell out and restockWorth tracking
Limited data
Currently available with no strong urgency signal either way.
Scarcity rank (in its segment)Top 90%
Price vs segment24% below segment median
Available
3 months straight
8/9/26
August 2026
Today
Tracked since 8/9/26 (92 days).
Last confirmed:
Currently priced at $1,095.29, with 4 price changes recorded over the tracked period. The lowest recorded price was $994.70 on 9/1/26; the highest was $2,158.11 on 8/27/26. That's down from the $1,341.17 it was first tracked at.
$1,095.29 USD
9/13/26
August 2026
Today
+10.1%
9/13/26
-53.9%
9/1/26
+95%
8/27/26
-17.5%
8/26/26
8/17/26
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