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  1. Spartcom5 Mar 13, 2017

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    Picked this up quite some time ago, never posted here. $70 at a coin store, of all places! Had never heard of Nivrel at the time and was relatively new to watches so I bought it. Still one of my favorite watches and possibly my best watch still. Any of you own Nivrel watches? Do you like them? This one is from around 1980 to early 2000s. No idea on the value of the watch, can't find another one online anywhere.
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  2. Spartcom5 Mar 13, 2017

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  3. Dero13 4 watches. All set to the wrong time. Mar 13, 2017

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    I never heard of the brand before this weekend but I almost bought this one on Saturday

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  4. Vitezi Mar 13, 2017

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    Nivrel was a co-brand of Marvin Watches. Mikrolisk dates the Nivrel wordmark to 1936. Currently, the brand is owned by Gerd Hofer GmbH, Germany, 1993.
     
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  5. Moppel Mar 13, 2017

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    Hi.

    I know very little about Nivrel.
    However, my Mom and I gave this watch to my Dad for his 60th birthday in 1998.
    He passed away two years ago and I am now wearing it occasionally.

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    Cheers
    Thomas
     
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  6. M.C.B1974 Mar 13, 2017

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    I done a little research on your Nivrel, If you google Nivrel 310.001 and the model will come up. The dial is not signed Swiss made and the movement is a Peseux 7001 swiss made. My first statement is not correct and should be discarded. I hope this helps you.
    Sorry for any confusion as I'm no expert.