Available$61038mm

Nivada Grenchen
CHRONOKING MECAQUARTZ RACING CARBON
This watch is not currently listed for sale by the brand. Track it in case it returns.
A Chronograph watch, in a round Coating case, 38mm, with a black glossy lacquer dial, dauphine hands and applied metal indices, powered by the Seiko VK64.
The brand doesn't currently list this reference, though a future return isn't ruled out. Its price sits close to the median for comparable watches in its segment, neither a premium nor a bargain within that group. The 89 comparable chronograph watches tracked in this size and price class range from USD 512 to USD 729.
Diameter
38mm
Lug to lug
46mm
Between lugs
20mm
Thickness
11.5mm
Movement Type
meca-quartz
Movement Name
Seiko VK64
Water resistance
5 bar
Crystal Type
sapphire
Crystal Description
Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective and anti-fingerprint coatings
Its scarcity score of 0/100 puts it in roughly the bottom 10% of tracked chronograph watches in this class. The scarcity score here has moved down around 45 points across the past 172 days. It peaked near a score of 45 in March 2026. That tracks closely with what's typical for Furlan Marri's catalog.
Across Furlan Marri's tracked catalog, about 20% of models are in stock at any given time.
Worth tracking
Limited data
Not enough tracked history yet on this brand to read a pattern.
Last confirmed:
Tracked since 3/27/26 (174 days).
Archived3/27/26
6 months straight
March 2026
Today
The manufacturer's CHF 460.00 price has not changed during the tracked period.
$568.70 USD7/5/26
Unchanged · 5 months
July 2026
Today
1 older price change back to 4/13/26 is available with Collector. Unlock full history
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