Quartz

40.5 mm

Nuncier  MaiTai

Sold out

$567

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About this Watch

A Chronograph watch, in a round resin case, 40.5mm, with a orange gradient sunburst dial, sword hands and applied metal indices, powered by the 0S21 Miyota Chronograph.

Right now, this reference is sold out and cannot be bought. Within its segment, this reference is priced near the middle of the pack, close to what comparable watches typically cost. This segment covers 83 tracked chronograph watches in this size and price class, ranging from USD 508 to USD 725.

Diameter

40.5mm

Between lugs

17mm

Movement Type

Quartz

Movement Name

0S21 Miyota Chronograph

Water resistance

10 bar

Crystal Type

Sapphire

Crystal Description

Sapphire crystal

Statistics

Its scarcity score of 100/100 is the highest possible, placing it among the scarcest tracked watches in the catalog. Its scarcity score has climbed about 6 points over the past 179 days. This reference's scarcity is roughly 21 points above what's typical for Nuncier.

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

How Nuncier models usually sell out and restock

Worth tracking

Limited data

Availability

Sold out

12 months straight

11/28/25

November 2025

Today

  • Unknown

    · for 3 hours

    11/28/25

Tracked since 8/3/25 (467 days).

Last confirmed:

Price

Currently priced at $567.05, up from $475.00 on 10/16/26.

$567.05 USD

10/16/26

November 2025

Today

  • $475.00 → $567.05

    +19.4%

    10/16/26

  • $567.05 → $475.00

    -16.2%

    8/31/26

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