Yema's current range splits in two, Heritage divers on a Sellita and the Wristmaster Traveller and Superman Worldtime on calibres the brand describes as its own, and yema.com sells 3 of the 4 here at a struck-through sale price with a low-stock note. The decision it forces is whether to buy a 39 mm watch without the lug to lug that decides its fit, since Yema publishes the figure for the Navygraf alone.
Checked 19 September 2026 · list prices on the maker's site that day unless marked street
Yema's range splits on the movement. The Navygraf Heritage and Superman Heritage 39 run the Sellita SW200 and SW200-1, 38-hour reserve, and the Superman page is recorded as Swiss made; the Wristmaster Traveller and the Superman Worldtime GMT run the YEMA2000 and YEMA3000, described on the pages as in-house, 42-hour reserve. Water resistance is 300 m on both Supermans, 200 m on the Navygraf and 100 m on the Wristmaster; crystals are double-domed sapphire, 2.6 mm on the Supermans and 2.2 mm on the Wristmaster, except the Navygraf Heritage, which is hesalite; lug width is 19 mm on the 2 Heritage 39s, 20 mm on the 41 mm Worldtime and 24 mm on the integrated-style Wristmaster. What the buyer does without is the lug to lug. Yema publishes it for 1 of the 4, the Navygraf at 46 mm, and the other 3 show a dash in the table, so anyone choosing a 39 mm Superman against a 39 mm Baltic or Steinhart has to do without the figure that decides the fit. That gap is Yema's, and these pages do not fill it.
At the shown prices the Superman Heritage 39 at $1,004 meets the Seiko SPB317 at $900 and Christopher Ward's C60 Trident Pro 300 at £960, both with a published lug to lug; at $1,499 list it meets the Serica 6190 at $1,390 with a certificate. The Navygraf Heritage at $1,090 sits above the Steinhart Ocean One 39 at €740, a Sellita at 300 m with 46.78 mm stated, and the Baltic Aquascaphe MK2 at €630.
This page covers the 4 Yema watches with full spec sheets, all priced in dollars on yema.com, and says nothing about the brand's history, because we read the product pages and not the about page. On 19 September 2026 the Navygraf Heritage was the only one shown at a plain price, $1,090. The Superman Heritage 39 was listed at $1,499 and shown at $1,004; the Superman Worldtime GMT at $1,549 and shown at $929; the Wristmaster Traveller at $1,040 and shown at $697, sold out in all 3 dials. Every sale carried a struck-through regular price and a low-stock or sold-out note, which makes the sale the standing price. The bracket lists go by the list figure, which is why the Superman Heritage is on the under-$2,000 list and not the under-$1,500 one; the table shows both figures. The dearer in-house lines, the Navygraf CMM.10 at $1,899 and up and the Wristmaster Slim CMM.20 and CMM.29 at $2,449 to $2,649, are named on the pages and are not in the table.
Read the table by movement. Sellita: Navygraf Heritage ($1,090, 200 m, hesalite) and Superman Heritage 39 ($1,499, 300 m, sapphire). Yema's own calibres: Wristmaster Traveller ($1,040, YEMA2000, 100 m) and Superman Worldtime GMT ($1,549, YEMA3000, 300 m). The Superman 500 (YSUP23 Dato and GMT, 500 m, on the same YEMA calibres) was not on yema.com when we looked and is not in the table. The Superman Heritage 39 is also offered in 41 mm with 20 mm lugs, and the Worldtime page gives 40 mm in its spec block and 41 mm in its header, recorded as 41 per the reference.
Ø39 mm · automatic · 100 m · $1,040 · Cheapest · in-house · sold out
Yema Wristmaster Traveller
MovementYEMA2000 in-house automatic, 42h reserve
Case39 mm
Lug to lug—
Thickness11.4 mm
Lug width24 mm
Water resistance100 m
Crystalsapphire, double-domed 2.2mm
Bezelfixed
Case material316L steel
Price$1,040 list, about $697 street
The cheapest Yema at list and by a distance at the shown price, $697 against $1,040, and sold out in all 3 dials. The YEMA2000 is the in-house automatic with a 42-hour reserve, in a 39 mm case on an integrated-style 24 mm lug that narrows the strap choice; no lug to lug is published and no lume is listed. The Wristmaster Slim CMM.20 and CMM.29 above it are $2,449 to $2,649. At $1,040 list the Formex Field at $975 is the Sellita alternative with a 65-hour reserve, 150 m and a stated 46.6 mm lug to lug.
Ø39 mm · automatic · 200 m · $1,090 · Plain price · hesalite · lug-to-lug stated
Yema Navygraf Heritage
39 × 46 mm · ref 40 × 47
MovementSellita SW200 automatic, 38h reserve
Case39 mm
Lug to lug46 mm
Thickness10.85 mm
Lug width19 mm
Water resistance200 m
Crystalhesalite, double-domed
Bezelunidirectional, epoxy insert
LumeSuper-LumiNova Grade A
Case material316L steel
Price$1,090
The Yema with a plain price and the only one with a lug to lug, 46 mm on 39 mm, at $1,090 with no sale shown. The crystal is double-domed hesalite, which scratches and polishes; the Superman Heritage at $1,499 list is the sapphire version at 300 m against this watch's 200 m, 0.45 mm thicker. The Steinhart Ocean One 39 is €740 on the maker's site for a Sellita at 300 m and 46.78 mm; the Baltic Aquascaphe MK2 is €630 at 47 mm on a Miyota 9039. The CMM.10 Navygrafs start at $1,899.
Ø39 mm · automatic · 300 m · $1,499 · List $1,499 · shown $1,004
Yema Superman Heritage 39mm
MovementSellita SW200-1 automatic, 38h reserve
Case39 mm
Lug to lug—
Thickness11.3 mm
Lug width19 mm
Water resistance300 m
Crystalsapphire, double-domed 2.6mm
Bezelunidirectional, black aluminium insert, Yema bezel-lock
LumeSuper-LumiNova Grade A on markers, hands, bezel
Case material316L steel, polished
Price$1,499 list, about $1,004 street
The Yema the name is attached to, at $1,499 list and $1,004 shown with low stock, Swiss made per the page on a Sellita SW200-1 at 300 m, with Yema's bezel lock on the aluminium bezel. Lug to lug is not stated. At $1,004 the field is the Seiko SPB317 at $900 (41 mm, 46.9 mm lug to lug, 200 m) and the Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 300 at £960 (40 mm, 47.45 mm, 300 m); at $1,499 it is the Serica 6190 at $1,390 with a certificate. The bezel lock is the argument; the missing figure the trade.
The in-house GMT at $1,549 list, shown at $929 with low stock, and at either figure the cheapest GMT here on a calibre its maker names as its own, the YEMA3000 with a 42-hour reserve under a 24-hour aluminium bezel at 300 m. The case is 41 mm per the reference, 40 in the spec block, and no lug to lug is given. Under $1,000 shown, the Traska Venturer at $950 and the Vaer G5 at $989 are Miyota 9075 true GMTs with the figure stated; at $1,549 list the Farer Lander IV at $1,575 is a Sellita SW330-2.
Yema is for a buyer who wants a 300 m diver on a Sellita, or a calibre the brand names as its own, at the price the site shows rather than the one it strikes through, and who is buying on a 39 mm diameter without a lug-to-lug to check it against. Look elsewhere if the fit figure matters, since Baltic, Steinhart, Christopher Ward and Serica all publish it at 39 to 40 mm; if you want a certificate, since the Serica 6190 at $1,390 and 5303 at $1,850 carry COSC and no Yema here does; or if you want the Superman 500 with its 500 m rating, since it was not on yema.com when we looked.
Where it sits against the field
At the shown prices, $697 to $1,004, the Yemas sit against the Seiko SPB317 ($900), the Steinhart Ocean One 39 (€740) and the Baltic Aquascaphe MK2 (€630), and against the Traska Venturer ($950) and Vaer G5 ($989) on the GMT side; the Yemas give 300 m and, on 2 of the 4, an in-house calibre, and withhold the lug-to-lug the others print. At list, $1,040 to $1,549, they meet the Serica 6190 ($1,390, COSC, 200 m) and 5303 ($1,850, COSC, 300 m), the Farer Lander IV ($1,575, Sellita GMT) and the Formex Field ($975), and at those prices the case for a Yema is the bezel lock and the YEMA3000, and nothing else on the paper.
Questions people ask
Are Yema watches Swiss made?
The Superman Heritage 39 is recorded as Swiss made on its yema.com page, on a Sellita SW200-1. The Navygraf Heritage runs a Sellita SW200. The Wristmaster Traveller and Superman Worldtime GMT run the YEMA2000 and YEMA3000, which the pages describe as in-house; where those are built is not stated on the pages checked.
Why is the Yema price struck through?
Because yema.com showed 3 of the 4 watches here at a sale against a struck-through regular price on 19 September 2026: Superman Heritage $1,004 against $1,499, Superman Worldtime GMT $929 against $1,549, Wristmaster Traveller $697 against $1,040. Each carried a low-stock or sold-out note. The table records the list figure and shows the sale beside it.
What is the difference between the Yema Superman Heritage and the Navygraf Heritage?
The crystal, the rating and $409 at list. The Superman Heritage 39 is 300 m under a 2.6 mm double-domed sapphire with a bezel lock, 11.3 mm thick, $1,499 list and $1,004 shown. The Navygraf Heritage is 200 m under double-domed hesalite, 10.85 mm thick, 46 mm lug-to-lug, $1,090 with no sale. Both are 39 mm on 19 mm lugs with a Sellita SW200-series movement.
