Unusual, in that I've not before seen one in green, and the automatic version is by far the most usually encountered.
Showing posts with label Leonardo da Vinci. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leonardo da Vinci. Show all posts
Sunday, 3 March 2019
Unusual Green Leonardo
As I continue to seek a third blue dial Leonardo - please offer if you have one you'd like to sell - I 've just seen this:
Unusual, in that I've not before seen one in green, and the automatic version is by far the most usually encountered.
Unusual, in that I've not before seen one in green, and the automatic version is by far the most usually encountered.
Tuesday, 29 May 2018
Saturday, 6 January 2018
Tuesday, 26 April 2016
Welcome . . . and some Chronographs
Nivada
was one of the Swiss watchmaking houses which became defunct as a result of the
advent and popularity of quartz movement watches in the late 1970s/1980s,
(although the brand name continues today for a line of watches made in Mexico.)
My
own affection for Nivadas from the 1960s/70s began with the Leonardo da Vinci
model, a few of which I now own. I also
like the Automatic, Antarctic and Chronograph models.
As
I found when first acquiring Leonardos that information on Nivada – the company
and the products – is hard to come by, I’m creating this blog as a collection
point for such data. I would welcome any
contributions of information from other Nivadavistas.
Details of 12 Chronographs recently found for
sale or under review (lots more to come):
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