Panda Dial Chronographs
Panda Dial Chronographs Collection
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Panda dial FAQ
A panda dial is white with black counters. A reverse panda is black with white counters. The layout and the reading of the chronograph are the same.
No. All three are wound by hand, as on the original racing chronographs. A few turns of the crown each day keep them running.
The full range is in Chronomaster chronographs, and the meca-quartz models are in meca-quartz chronographs.
About Panda Dial Chronographs
A panda dial is a white chronograph dial with black sub-dials, a contrast first drawn for legibility on racing chronographs of the 1960s. The reverse panda flips it: a black dial with white counters. Nivada Grenchen, in Grenchen since 1926, makes both as hand-wound chronographs.
See all our chronograph watches: automatic, hand-wound and meca-quartz.
Panda and reverse panda chronographs
- White Panda INTER.BEZEL, 38 mmmanual-winding chronograph with interchangeable bezels.
- Chronomaster Panda, 38 mmmanual-winding chronograph supplied with five bezels.
- The Reverse Pandablack dial, white sub-registers and a manual Valjoux 23 movement.