Considering that actual vintage models often cost more (sometimes significantly more) than this homage, it could be seen as a relatively affordable way for those collectors to get the Chronomaster on their wrists - with, of course, the added benefits of modern watchmaking. Who It's ForĬollectors who are steeped in the history of 1960s sport watches and the current market for vintage chronographs will have a certain appreciation for this recreation of the Chronomaster. Perhaps most remarkable, however, is the value for its level of detail, features and looks that the Chronomaster offers at under $2,000. At 38mm, it feels small for a modern chronograph, but that makes it approachable for thin- to average-wristed individuals who want a wearing experience similar to that of many time-only watches. The Chronomaster looks and wears like a vintage watch because it very accurately replicates an actual 1960s model right down to its size and design details. Movement: Sellita SW510 manual or automatic We got to find out how this modern reissue fits into the watch's story and how it feels on a modern wrist. It also happens to look as captivating as the vintage model and nicely captures its compelling history. Nivada didn't survive the era of emerging battery-powered watches called the Quartz Crisis, but its name remained high in the consciousness of vintage collectors and was recently revived, along with the Chronomaster.Īrguably the brand's most recognizable model, the resurrected Chronomaster neatly fills a market niche: it offers one of the most classic models of its era, but at a price without much direct competition.
But if you know those watches from back in the 60s and 70s, chances are you also know one called the Nivada Chronomaster.
You don't have to be a vintage collector to know the famous midcentury chronographs from the likes of Heuer, Breitling, Zenith and Omega. Nivada Chronomaster Aviator Sea Diver, ~$1,700
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