Nivada Grenchen Broad Arrow chronographs take their name from the wide arrow-shaped hand of the Chronomaster. The Chronomaster Aviator Sea Diver was first launched in 1961 and became one of the brand's greatest successes. The Broad Arrow models keep its two-button layout in polished and brushed steel.
Broad Arrow watches in 38 mm and 41 mm
- Broad Arrow N Inter.Bezel: 38 mm, 13.75 mm thick, 20 mm lug width, with the hand-wound Landeron 70 chronograph and tool-free snap-on bezels.
- Broad Arrow Tropical Dial Inter.Bezel: the same 38 mm hand-wound concept with a brown dial.
- Chronomaster Broad Arrow 41mm: the Big Size edition, 15.85 mm thick and 48.50 mm lug to lug, with a Landeron 72 automatic chronograph, matte black dial, cream luminous indexes and cream Broad Arrow hands, a bi-directional rotating bezel, double-domed sapphire and 10 ATM / 100 m water resistance.
The 38 mm line also includes the Broad Arrow Inter.Bezel and the White Broad Arrow Inter.Bezel 38mm. For restored vintage calibres, see the Chronomaster Valjoux 23.
Broad Arrow FAQ
What is a Broad Arrow watch?
A chronograph with wide arrow-shaped hands, a Chronomaster signature.
Which size should I choose, 38 mm or 41 mm?
The 38 mm models are hand-wound and take interchangeable bezels. The 41 mm is automatic and gives more presence on the wrist.
How do the interchangeable bezels work?
They snap on without tools. The idea goes back to the Colorama VI women's collection of the 1960s. See all interchangeable bezel watches.
