The Nivada Grenchen Orange Boy is a 38 mm hand-wound chronograph named after its bright orange central seconds hand. Both models run on the Landeron 70 manual chronograph movement and carry the INTER.BEZEL name: the interchangeable bezel lets you adjust the look of the watch to suit your mood.
The stainless steel 316 case is polished and brushed, with 20 mm lugs, a black aluminium bezel inlay and double-domed sapphire crystal. Each model has a matte black dial, a 45-hour power reserve and 10 ATM water resistance. Orange Boy belongs to the Chronomaster family of Nivada Grenchen chronographs.
Orange Boy models
- Orange Boy INTER.BEZEL Manual: 38 mm case, 13.75 mm thick, Landeron 70 manual chronograph, 10 ATM, double-domed sapphire crystal, matte black dial with cream luminous indexes, silver hands filled with cream lume and a 45-hour power reserve.
- White Orange Boy INTER.BEZEL 38mm Manual: 38 mm case, 14.55 mm thick, Landeron 70 manual chronograph, 10 ATM, double-domed sapphire crystal, matte black dial with luminous white indexes, a silver handset filled with lume and matte sub-dials at 3 and 9 o'clock.
To compare with other models, browse all Nivada Grenchen chronograph watches, the Chronoking racing chronographs and the Chronomaster Aviator Sea Diver collection.
Orange Boy FAQ
What movement is in the Orange Boy?
Both models use the Landeron 70, a manual winding chronograph movement with a 45-hour power reserve.
What size is the Orange Boy?
Both have a 38 mm stainless steel case, 13.75 mm or 14.55 mm thick, with 20 mm lugs. Water resistance is 10 ATM.
Which strap comes with the Orange Boy?
Both come on a semi-glossy black leather strap, 20 mm wide at the lugs and 16 mm at the buckle. The Orange Boy INTER.BEZEL Manual has black stitching, and the White Orange Boy has tone-on-tone stitching.
