This is the starting point for Nivada Grenchen watches: a selection of models from every line, from the F77 integrated-bracelet sports watch to the Antarctic, Autochron and Depthmaster. Each line continues a design from the brand's archives, from the 1950s to the 1970s.
Most models measure 38 mm, sit under double-domed sapphire crystal and run on automatic or meca-quartz movements.
Nivada Grenchen watches across the lines
- F77 MK2: 38 mm and 41 mm, integrated steel bracelet, 10 ATM / 100 m. Dials go from tressed blue to natural stones such as the Green Aventurine, and the F77 Chrono Mecaquartz adds a chronograph.
- Antarctic: the 1950s line, with the Eggshell Beige Luminova 38mm on the Soprod P024 automatic and 35 mm hand-wound versions.
- Autochron: 38 mm racing chronographs, most water resistant to 20 ATM / 200 m, such as the Autochron Panda Mecaquartz on the VK67.
- Depthmaster: a 39 mm cushion-case dive watch, water resistant to 100 ATM / 1000 m.
For the complete catalogue with filters by size, movement and dial colour, see all Nivada Grenchen watches.
Nivada Grenchen FAQ
What is the Nivada Grenchen F77?
The F77 is an integrated-bracelet sports watch first drawn by Nivada Grenchen in 1977, with an octagonal bezel and a bracelet built into the case. It returned in 2023.
Which size should I choose?
Most models are 38 mm. Choose a 35 mm Antarctic for a smaller, slimmer watch, the 39 mm Depthmaster for diving, or a 41 mm F77 MK2 for more presence on the wrist.
Automatic or meca-quartz?
An automatic such as the Soprod P024 is fully mechanical, with a 38-hour power reserve. A meca-quartz chronograph uses quartz for the time and a mechanical module for the chronograph. See the meca-quartz collection.
