The Nivada Grenchen F77 Amsterdam is a limited edition of 50 pieces created for Ace Jewelers. The Nivada Grenchen F77 Amsterdam limited edition for Ace Jewelers stands out with a sleek matte black dial, replacing the regular edition's basket weave pattern. This subtle yet significant change results in a more streamlined and minimalist appearance. Paying tribute to Ace Jewelers' Amsterdam heritage, the dial features three applied red X's below the Nivada logo, referencing the iconic Amsterdam city shield. The seconds hand is rendered in a matching red, providing a sharp contrast against the matte black dial and enhancing readability. 

 

Nivada Grenchen is initiating a true democratic shift with the launch of the F77. In a time when 'sport chic' steel watches with integrated bracelets are either on lengthy waiting lists or achieving record-breaking prices at auctions, the F77 stands out as a Swiss Made reissue of a 1977 classic, showcasing an unwavering commitment to design and finishing quality. Boasting a distinctive basket weave dial, fully integrated steel bracelet, and an octagonal bezel, the slender and elegant F77 encapsulates the characteristic appearance of 1970s sport watches. As a highly sought-after vintage piece, the F77 from Nivada Grenchen is exceptionally rare, nearly impossible to come by. Its design ingeniously plays with contrasting shapes, featuring a round dial encircled by an octagonal bezel resting on a circular edge, capturing all the aesthetic cues and codes of its era. The F77 is equipped with the Swiss-made Soprod P024 automatic wind movement, adhering to Nivada's commitment to authenticity and quality standards, all crafted in Switzerland. With a water resistance of 100m (10 ATM) and a screw-down crown, the F77 ensures readiness for any environment, be it liquid or solid. While marble shatters and iron bends, the enduring affection for steel watches remains unyielding. Arguably the most popular metal for wristwatches today, the reintroduction of the F77 by Nivada Grenchen marks a significant chapter in its unfolding history, perhaps one of the most impactful yet.