Meca-Quartz

38 mm

Nivada Grenchen  AUTOCHRON ORANGE MECAQUARTZ

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$587

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Nivada Grenchen AUTOCHRON ORANGE MECAQUARTZ

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What you'll get

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About this Watch

A Chronograph watch, in a round stainless steel case, 38mm, with a black matte dial, sword hands and applied metal indices, powered by the VK67.

Right now, this reference can be bought directly from the brand. Compared with similar watches in its segment, the price here lands right around the median, showing no real premium or discount. Among the 68 tracked chronograph watches in this size and price class, prices span from USD 500 to USD 729.

Diameter

38mm

Lug to lug

44.3mm

Between lugs

20mm

Thickness

12.65mm

Movement Type

Meca-Quartz

Movement Name

VK67

Water resistance

20 bar

Crystal Type

Sapphire

Crystal Description

Double domed sapphire glass

Statistics

Its scarcity score of 0/100 is the lowest possible, placing it among the easiest-to-get tracked watches in the catalog. Its scarcity score sits about 22 points below Nivada Grenchen's typical scarcity.

Availability has held for 14 weeks without interruption, well past the typical sellout window of 11 days for this brand.

This reference has no sell-out history of its own yet.

How Nivada Grenchen models usually sell out and restock

No rush

Brand pattern · 126 models

Brand avg

buyable ~11 days

gap ~12 days

Availability

Available

3 months straight

8/10/26

August 2026

Today

Tracked since 8/10/26 (95 days).

Last confirmed:

Price

The latest observed price was $587.01 on 11/13/26.

$587.01 USD

11/13/26

November 2026

Today

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