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·Feel free to use the rest of the details on my site, just ref vintagenivada.com as the source as a link at the bottom.
Feel free to use the rest of the details on my site, just ref vintagenivada.com as the source as a link at the bottom.
Yes and still climbing! It is all original with the crown and second hand, but with a slightly scrubby dial & bent lug. I think this is now waaaay too high for a I, but let's see how it goes.
There was actually a grey dialled Chronometre in the US last night but I lost out to another bidder. A really fantastic watch that - it had lacquer discolouration at 3 o clock, which seems to be common, and a load of rust on the case and movement so I left it!
Although perhaps cheap in comparison to this one. Very rare dial, cannot disagree, but the level of polishing etc - 1000 GBP for a dial?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vinatage-watch-nivada-antartic-/373490532647?nma=true&si=YsZhILIp7dHNc1JFVu0Ez2d6IWk%3D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
Hi. I am new to the forum. I own a vintage Nivada Grenchen Antarctic watch and would like to have it serviced. Can anyone recommend a watch repair shop that has experience working with vintage Nivada watches? I live in New York, and while I would prefer to deal locally, I am certainly open to shipping it to an online repair shop if that is the better option. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
A A-x-LHello everyone.
My father recently gave me a watch that was in deep hibernation in his drawer since decades. I think he originally received it from his uncle.
It's of course a Nivada Antarctic. The plexi was severely scratched but it doesn't look bad after some polishing.
The movement runs great (a bit too fast but not enough to be annoying).
If some of you know anything about this model, I'd like to know. When was it made, 60's or 70's?
I think this watch is very cool. It looks great and is suprisingly thin for an automatic.
Hi there - as Nivada entered its death throes in the 70s and 80s it produced a lot of quartz watches in the style of other brands.
The above is a copy of the Cartier Santos. Sadly only the similarities with the Nivada Antarctic of the 50s and 60s ends with the name.