Yema Introduces Four New Watches Under € 1,000
French watchmaker Yema continues to balance heritage-inspired designs with reliable modern mechanics. Alongside its high-end manufacture calibres, the brand now introduces four new models powered by the trusted Sellita SW200 movement: the Navygraf Heritage, Diver, Urban Traveller and Flygraf Pilot. Each sits below the € 1,000 mark, combining value, practicality, and style.
Yema Navygraf Heritage
Drawing directly from the 1960s Navygraf, this new edition delivers a faithful reissue with updated finishing. The 39 mm case features polished chamfers and a thinner profile, fitted with a double-domed sapphire crystal, hesalite unidirectional bezel in a color-matched tone, and 200m water resistance. Available with a black or navy blue dial, the watch has a date window, baton hour markers, and yellow hands for contrast. The Navygraf is offered on a rubber strap (€ 890) or a steel bracelet (€ 990).
Yema, Navygraf Heritage. Black or blue dial, stainless steel case, 39 mm diameter, 10.85 mm thickness, sapphire crystal, 200m water resistance. Stainless steel bracelet with folding clasp or rubber strap. Calibre Sellita SW200 with date, automatic movement, hour, minutes, seconds, date, 28,800 Vph, 38 hours of power reserve. Price: € 890 (on rubber strap), € 990 (on steel bracelet).
Yema Diver
The new Diver takes its cues from the classic Monnin-style case but in a slimmer, more compact execution. Measuring 39.50 mm, the stainless steel case is paired with a unidirectional steel bezel, and sapphire crystal. The retro-inspired dial comes in black or white, featuring broad-arrow hands and markers filled with cream-toned Super-LumiNova. Like the Navygraf, it is water-resistant to 200m and priced at € 890 on rubber or € 990 on steel bracelet with diver’s extension.
Yema, Diver. Black or white dial, stainless steel case, 39.50 mm diameter, 10.95 mm thickness, sapphire crystal, 200m water resistance. Stainless steel bracelet with folding clasp or rubber strap. Calibre Sellita SW200 with no date, automatic movement, hour, minutes, seconds, 28,800 Vph, 38 hours of power reserve. Price: € 890 (on rubber strap), € 990 (on steel bracelet).
Yema Urban Traveller
Completing the collection is the refreshed Urban Traveller, Yema’s take on an integrated sports watch. The case has been refined for improved comfort, now thinner by about 1 mm compared to previous versions. Inside, the no-date Sellita SW200 provides reliable performance. The new dials combine a silver-toned chapter ring with a sunray-brushed central section, offering a refined contrast. Buyers can choose between a single-link integrated steel bracelet or a FKM rubber strap, both priced at € 990.
Yema, Urban Traveller. Blue, brown or white dial, stainless steel case, 39 mm diameter, 10.80 mm thickness, sapphire crystal, 100m water resistance. Integrated stainless steel bracelet with folding clasp or rubber strap. Calibre Sellita SW200 with no date, automatic movement, hour, minutes, seconds, 28,800 Vph, 38 hours of power reserve. Price: € 990.
Yema Flygraf Pilot
For aviation enthusiasts, the Flygraf Pilot introduces a 38.50 mm case under 9 mm thick, combining angular lugs with a brushed bezel and box-shaped sapphire crystal. Its sandblasted dial, in green or black, features a sector layout with raised concentric rings, applied numerals, and luminous markers for legibility. The no-date SW200 movement keeps the design clean and functional. Options include a leather strap (€ 890) or a new multi-link angular steel bracelet (€ 990).
Yema, Flygraf Pilot. Black or green dial, stainless steel case, 38.50 mm diameter, 8.80 mm thickness, sapphire crystal, 100m water resistance. Stainless steel bracelet with folding clasp or leather strap. Calibre Sellita SW200 with no date, automatic movement, hour, minutes, seconds, 28,800 Vph, 38 hours of power reserve. Price: € 890 (on leather strap), € 990 (on steel bracelet).
Closing Thoughts
With these four new releases, Yema strengthens its accessible segment, complementing its higher-end manufacture lines. Each watch blends historical design cues with modern features and durability, giving enthusiasts a diverse range of tool and sport watches — all powered by a proven Swiss movement.
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