Depthmaster

My Nivada Depthmaster is rated to 1000 meters. If I'm ever that deep under water I truly crossed the wrong person!

Also I like the green strap! Perfection would have been stitching in the same color tone as the bezel engraving! 🤩 I also can support the view on the Nivada brand in general! Meanwhile I have 3 of them. The Depthmaster shown below and 2 Chronosports in a

Since then Nivada Grenchen has added several new or updated versions to their catalog. The Super Antarctic with a Landeron 21, Chronomaster and Chronosport using a Val. 23 and 7750 respectively, F-77 and the Depthmaster line both sporting a Soprod P024. I

I’m trying to influence my nephew but he is still too young. I started with a swatch flikflak, he is very interested in deep sea biology, so when his wrists get a bit more bigger I’m thinking of maybe getting him a Nivada Depthmaster. We will see how it g

The PP is a beauty, altough a bit small for nowadays aspects… Nevertheless ❣️🤩 I bought recently the Nivada Depthmaster because of this small beautiful cushion shape case (and the dial)… ☺️ This shape was common in the 60-ties for many brands… 😉

Did I say, that I love these grained dials? 🥰😅

Depthmaster at the helm.

39mm 1000m water resistant Soprod 024=ETA 2824 <1000 CHF These values don't really give much away. The watch lives from the attractive case, dial, hands! And the subtle blue tone, which is slightly grayish... Not at all obtrusive and not as gaudy as in th

I have this exact watch and it’s a 10/10 for me and really made me question the value of my Rolexes omegas and even tudors. Are applied incidices and lacquered dials worth 5x to 10x the price ? I never particularly liked applied markers and think the 1016