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Step back in time with the exquisite new 38mm ChronoSport from Nivada Grenchen. This watch, a reimagined jewel from the 1970s, is making waves in the world of horology. Originally, only 10 pieces were produced, making it a rare treasure for collectors and a must-have for those who appreciate vintage elegance.

The Chronosport stands out with its striking design and advanced features, especially its unique dial. The textured matte black dial, embellished with two embossed counters in a sophisticated taupe-to-khaki gradient, is nothing short of captivating. Positioned at 12 o’clock and 9 o’clock, these counters offer an unexpected twist that commands attention. A tachymeter scale encircles the dial, adding both functionality and a touch of sophistication.

The pointed baton indexes, coated with white Superluminova and accented with yellow dots, elevate the watch’s elegance. Matching hands filled with yellow further enhance this refined look. The thickly printed white logo and Paul Newman art deco typography bring remarkable visual depth, making this timepiece a true work of art.

One of the most notable elements of the Chronosport is its dial, designed by Jean Singer, a legendary name in Swiss watchmaking. Known for iconic creations like the Omega Speedmaster Racing and Heuer Skipper, Singer’s work is highly sought after. The Chronosport integrates these successful elements with a unique style that appeals to discerning collectors.

Equipped with a tachymeter scale, the Chronosport allows for precise speed measurement over known distances, a feature cherished by pilots and race drivers. This practical and aesthetic addition enhances the watch's appeal, making it a perfect blend of form and function. Start the chronograph as the object or vehicle begins moving, stop it after traveling a known distance, and read the average speed directly on the tachymeter scale where the chronograph second hand stops. For example, if a car travels one kilometre in 30 seconds, the second hand will stop at the 120 mark on the tachymeter scale, indicating an average speed of 120 km/h.

Embrace a new era of vintage elegance with the Nivada Grenchen Chronosport, a masterpiece that marries timeless design with modern sophistication.