Thoughts on the new Nivada F77 Meteorite?
I've been keeping an eye out for meteorite dials, integrated bracelets, and grade 5 titanium watches for a long time, especially time only options. It looks like Nivada may have just checked off all the boxes with one watch!
Does anyone have experience with meteorite dials or the F77?
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Adam
Watch enthusiast and trail runner.
Bend, OR, USA
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6.75” / 17.15 cm
It meets your criteria, go for it!
“I've been keeping an eye out for a titanium, time only, meteorite dial watch for a long time.”
That’s a statement I never thought I would read.
You pretty much have to buy the watch. It’s your destiny.
its cool but i like the anthracite more
Shame it's integrated bracelet. And titanium.
Otherwise I like it..
Very nice watch. I really meteorite dial, each one is unique and that very attractive. Nivada make some great watches. Might put this one on my radar
I was very close to pulling the trigger on pre-ordering, but I hesitated due to concerns about the 37mm case size and its design, which seems to make the dial appear even smaller. Despite having a wrist size of 17mm, I worried it might still be too small. I would have definitely ordered the watch if it were at least 39mm in size.
Thoughts on movements they use in these (havent had much experience with Soprods)?
I was very close to pulling the trigger on pre-ordering, but I hesitated due to concerns about the 37mm case size and its design, which seems to make the dial appear even smaller. Despite having a wrist size of 17mm, I worried it might still be too small. I would have definitely ordered the watch if it were at least 39mm in size.
Interesting, I have the opposite concern that the lug-to-lug on the integrated bracelet being over +50mm will be too large for my +17mm wrist. I hear what you're saying about the case width and dial size potentially being too small though.
Thoughts on movements they use in these (havent had much experience with Soprods)?
They seem to be relatively solid, based on the ETA 2824, though I found it difficult to find more information. If anyone else does it would be welcome!