Two Unique Entry-Level Mechanical Chronographs You Should Know - Nivada Grenchen & Excelsior Park

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In this video, I'll shine a well-deserved light on two microbrand chronographs with intriguing Swiss roots and impressive price points. What do you guys think of Nivada Grenchen and Excelsior Park?
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[@michaelg8258]

This Nivada Grenchen keeps popping up in my radar, can't escape it, I think I'm hooked. I really like its old-school looks -- incredibly true to the original -- and I appreciate the original designer's audacity in jamming together three different watch types into one do-it-all. Also thankful for the size -- when I first saw it I would have guessed that it would be far too big for my 17cm wrist, but not so, especially with the manual wind being slightly thinner. Hoping to get one on the wrist at NYC's Windup Watch Fair in October.

[@guillaumelaidet1769]

we will be in NYC ;-)

[@calebnewton_]

Same, I can't get it out of my head! Some day...

[@StaProduction]

@@calebnewton_ It was in my radar during many month and finally I bought a Super Antarctic green lume. I'm not disappointed! The watch is beautiful, works perfectly. You really have the feeling you wear something much more expensive when you have it on the wrist. For me this is a superb watch, well done Nivada (and the lume is very powerful on this model)

[@11-kemasabdurrahmanayassy29]

Im happy that Nivada is getting the love they deserve

[@sharpe8888]

I'm hearing that their QC is problematic

[@robertmiller5368]

Really like hearing about and seeing the smaller, lesser known brands. Especially the more affordable ones. Thank you.

[@panthonyy]

Teddy, oh Teddy, why are you doing this to me. Almost every video you release adds a new timepiece to my "must-have" list. Great content as always. Continue your good work, I really love your nuanced and well-articulated opinions about timepieces.

[@timetowatch_francois]

That Excelsior Park looks just ... 😍👍🏼 I already have that Micro Brand Blog in my "favorites" ... Love to see what Micro Brands come up with and it's nice to discover gold nuggets. Thanks for sharing!

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Will be adding more to the list this year!

[@chrishyde7798]

Thank you for showcasing these two watches and giving historical context about the brands and the owner. I admire the Nivada Grenchen Aviator Diver watch with a splash of red on the sub dial. Quite fetching.

[@stevedunning7367]

Thanks for another great video Teddy! I enjoy expanding my knowledge of watchmaking history and the Excelsior Park’s dial is sublime. Definitely a tempting, off the path prospect.

[@James_K_L]

Teddy, it is videos like this that are the reason why I subscribe. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy the videos on the mainstream brands, but learning about interesting, lesser known watches is what I love.

[@slayerfan545]

I always look forward to your videos. I love getting a notification when you upload

[@dmarti47]

Both are beautiful. I especially like the size (38 and 39 mm), but design and quality movements are noteworthy as well. I love these videos about lesser known brands who produce high-quality watches at attainable price points that, even without the brand equity today, can be timeless in design.

[@Emm1Twe4kz]

Love them. Keep covering the micros and independents please!! I've not yet seen that Excelsior Park and I think it's beautiful.

[@studio.underd0g]

Great video, and well done to the team at Nivada Grenchen!

[@johnbecker1996]

It's great to hear about brands we've never heard of. These were both watches worth knowing about, and I would like to see more videos of this type.

[@zzzzzz_lol]

I appreciate that you show lesser known brands as well! :)

[@GaryGiffin]

I love these types of videos and hope you do more! I have seen enough of the Major brand offerings so seeing something different that still has a history is very welcome and refreshing!

[@scottlein7010]

Helpful! Keep covering these smaller brands.

[@guyanaboy7]

I really liked the beginning where you told the story from the events in Switzerland. I'm not sure if your viewers mainly just want watch reviews, but i would love more content like this with interactions with companies. I loved your video with Sylvain Dolla

[@user-zx7ch5xo1r]

TeddyBaldassarree

[@user-zx7ch5xo1r]

Russell today is actually your lucky day ! I’ve got something for you !

[@danhorvat1481]

I own a rare vintage Nivada, from their Antarctic heyday, and it's my favourite piece in my collection. My father kept it for me. Glad to hear the brand get mentioned as relevant in 2022.

[@balesjo]

Really like the Excelsior Park! I picked up that the guy responsible for these also had a hand in relaunching Vulcain. I have a Vulcain Meteor III from the 60s I bought a while back. In the shipping from Switzerland, something appears to have happened and it's not running correctly, but it was in such beautiful condition that I decided to keep it and get it repaired. The movement was an ETA so I'm crossing my fingers it can be fix (or an ETA movement can be found to replace it if necessary).

[@gackerman99]

The Nivada is spectacular. need to pick one of those up. Hope they're well made and well supported.

[@MonicasYT]

Nice music in the intro. Thanks for not making it too loud.

[@mikes1929]

I just discovered Nivada yesterday and was going to see if Teddy had heard of it. Of course he has!

[@phildupuis1084]

Appreciate introducing us to these watches. Was impressed by both of them.

[@rickfanning5647]

Keep covering all the different brands. It’s one of the things you do really well.

[@craigsilsbee4175]

Fantastic video always Dy! When I saw the title, “entry-level” I assumed it was something perhaps in the $100 range but these are just under $2,000! That’s not what most would classify as “entry-level.” Right?

[@rozinant1237]

The key words are “Entry level mechanical chronograph”, you’re not going to find this type of watch anywhere else for under 2K.

[@micahweekes]

Hey Teddy, lovely video! Have you considered including in the description the watch you’re wearing in the video? May be worth a shot. Love from Canada 🇨🇦

[@chrisphillips554]

That excelsior park is beautifully done. Lovely macro shots.

[@RogerMillerInVA]

My vintage N-G Chronomaster is one of my very favorites. It's a Cousteau-era diver whose every bump and scratch reveals a prize fighter's character. Thank you for pointing out my next major acquisition.

[@chrisselders3548]

The clasp on the Nivada seems quite fitting, given the old-school charm of the watch. But my money would go towards the salmon dial. Both are sharp though! Thanks for sharing them with us.

[@ronbond6259]

I've had the CASD for over 30 years, and it has never been serviced and is STILL KEEPING BETTER TIME THAN MY ROLEXES! Amazing!

[@rickjason215]

I am spoiled. I like automatic watches. I always feel like I am going to break the mainspring in a manual.

[@KimiRai-lf3gn]

I have the same feeling :) I bought a brand new speed pro sapphire about a month ago (for my 30th birthday 😊) and yeah at the beginning I was afraid but now I just turn till it obviously stops and it's fine. I think you cannot really break it except if you want to. :)

[@toto-yesyesnono-1737]

@@KimiRai-lf3gn true! Happy late Birthday brother!

[@fkos86]

I recently broke mine on my Seagull 1963, so you can definitely overwind 😕

[@KimiRai-lf3gn]

@@toto-yesyesnono-1737 thank you very much bro ! 😊

[@KimiRai-lf3gn]

@@fkos86 sad for you :/ I will pay attention with mine :/

[@1RunnerDad]

Yes, please, more brands like these that uphold a certain quality, but are interesting in their own right.

[@alexsandovallapostol9998]

The retro watch is a new one ! I really love the look and quality of the do it all Nivada Grenchen....and yes, by all means, keep finding and presenting these dark horses !

[@maxsirenko7938]

Excelsior Park rings the same bell as Baltic and Habring but still does it its own, very elegant way. And NG is really in the domain of its own. Both watches are great additions to any collection, especially at a price point. And I really like this path of our little useless watch hobby: dig and find something really interesting instead of going default path most of the times.

[@goobiedebber5059]

I have a small wrist and you just gave me a brand to consider if i was in the market for a chrono. Cool looking watches.

[@phillipesmart]

Love seeing microbrands and watches that most of us can afford. I definitely like watches that aren't as familiar. As an example, some that I won are Edox, Certina, Eterna, Geckota, Vilhelm and Epos - as examples. I love the different. So those of us with this type of mindset enjoy these types of videos - thanks!

[@keefw361]

These are better buys than other microbrands. Both have substantial history and are reasonably priced

[@kufilmhawk]

Love learning about microbrands. Keep doing these!

[@pablozuma1200]

OMG the Nivada...!!!! Amazing. And the other one is simply beautiful. Thank you for bringing them. Great video only... Were you speaking faster than usual? Not that you're particularly slow anyways but today I kind of had a hard time trying to keep up with the pace. Love your channel tho. Cheers!!

[@markjamieson1170]

The Excelsior Park is a beautiful watch , thanks for presenting these watches

[@randalneal3773]

The Excelsior is really nice. Looks like the Fears Brunswick for half the price. Micro brands make the most interesting dials.

[@jeremypatin2044]

Teddy, as always awesome content. I love seeing new brands, whether you call them micro or independent.. love them. they are doing some awesome stuff that their bigger more well established contemporaries can't or wont. I love that excelsior park..wow. thanks for putting it on my radar. keep up the great work.

[@omarmb1539]

Thanks Teddy for bringing this small brand to light 💡 good job sir.

[@despotbasci]

Please keep on lesser known brands. It is much more interesting to hear about them compared to hearing 1000th time about Hamilton Khaki Field (lovely watch but I believe we've heard enough about it)

[@ma7moodjalil]

Thanks Teddy for listening to my thought that I suggested sometime ago. Definitely showcasing these small microbrands will shade light on these for enthusiasts to expand their horizons and options

[@amgolfer3591]

Great video. I have always loved NG. That Excelsior dial is beautiful--thank you my friend.

[@FreshYoungDude]

I enjoy seeing all the different options we have.

[@mmstetler]

Cool video, I'm really intrigued by the Nivada Grenchen.

[@NotThatOneThisOne]

Very impressive watches. Love the designs and impressive prices for chronos. The Excelsior's dial makes me think of the gorgeous Fears Brunswick Salmon.

[@jamesminshall4601]

If I was in the market for a chrono I would be tempted by either of these, the beads off rice bracelet would have to go but I would probably wear that a lot. The salmon dialled one is gorgeous but probably too smart for my style.

[@411poultry]

I think that Nivada is quite nice. I'm glad you toss us some cool random finds and little known brands like this. It would get boring if you only talked about mainstream watches.

[@Sprezzatura1]

Great presentation, well spoken. Thanks Teddy!

[@MartyP-lr7vw]

That Nivada Grenchen is exquisite !

[@simon916sps]

Nice to hear your transparent reviews on some more niche brands - if you can do more of these from time to time, then I'm sure the community would welcome the change. I would consider micro-brands like VERTEX (Revival of a British watch with bags of history), AIRAIN (French Type-20 redition) and the LEBOIS & CO CoLAB Heritage Chronograph ... both coming out of a company in the Netherlands.

[@jpdemer5]

The Excelsior can be had with a black dial (EP95003), which I think is even more spectacular.

[@Enrico-]

Agree

[@chrisvieira7030]

I love the Excelsior! That's a handsome piece.

[@blaineadams9986]

Being a second generation watch collector I really cherish the wonderful smaller watch companies like Nivada, Nomos, Traska, Balmer, Baltic and Brew.

[@morgan97475]

Thanks for introducing me to Excelsior Park.

[@cookiemonstahmetal]

Wish we had Nivada Grenchen available for sale in Mexico, instead we have a fashion watches brand called Nivada Swiss, named like that after one of Mexico’s richest men bought the name in early 2000’s.

[@Hialeah1925]

Great video!

[@greggusan]

Like both but that NG is a real eye catcher! Dimensions look spot on for my small to midsized wrist. Like a speedy moonwatch with a more cache. I'm probably in the minority here, but could do without the splash of red on that subdial. Maybe gray instead for me.

[@angpham1173]

oh how I wish the Excelsior Park was 37mm. 39mm seems a little large for such a thin bezel. 47mm lug to lug is spot on

[@tonib5899]

I have never heard of them but the Nivada Grenchan is a good looking timepiece, if it does what it says on the face then it’s a good chance to get into mine. Keep up the informative pieces.im into vintage. T.B.

[@bobwin1307]

What’s the price range for the entry mechanical watches compared to the none entry?

[@avavaviv1]

The excelsior is very seagull like - numerals are similar, blue hands, 2 registers.

[@Ludovicode]

Very good, but for me Wyler Vetta Jumbostar(Landeron 72) 👍👍👍

[@TheTrueHasenfeffer]

EP is a good looking watch. I prefer it out of these two.

[@marka.p.2258]

Good looking watches i never knew

[@Adaptedsolarpower]

I’ve been stalking the channel for like a year now and have learned a lot and realized I wasn’t subbed so I just did.Sorry sir! 😂

[@LAM_AUT_ECU]

I agree totally with your comments!

[@9to5Photographer]

Amazing watches! Its always great to know more about microbrands. The Nivada looks more than its worth. However, the Excelsior Park looks like a cross between a Seagull 1963 and Baltic Bicompax 001… actually the similarity if dial to the Baltic is uncanny 😮

[@Enrico-]

The Excelsior Park looks like a vintage Excelsior Park Calibre 4 Chronograph

[@renebollengier1111]

Thanks for covering them. I like these videos more than the $10k videos. Don’t get me wrong, I watch both. But more attainable is more interesting for me. I’m not a collector, I just like wearing them. I have a Sinn and an oris because of these videos. Both loved daily. Thanks

[@user-zx7ch5xo1r]

Rene I’ve noticed you’ve been part of the family for two years ! I’ve got something for you 🎁

[@user-zx7ch5xo1r]

TeddyBaldassarree

[@nathanielbrice8725]

Love the Aviator Sea Diver… but wish it was 40-42mm. 38mm is too small for my wrist

[@Mpayne1472]

I have been looking at some vintage Nivada’s for a while

[@bentnosewp]

I prefer these types of videos.

[@joco1164]

Welp, there’s going to be a long long waitlist for these now.

[@john-carlosynostroza]

Hey teddy, have you ever considered doing the video now and then that's more lifestyle that covers some of your other interests? Obviously you're really bright and hard-working and I'm sure diverse dude who likes more than just watches. You'll relentless production and constant upping of the game makes me curious what else you are up to with your life. Thanks for everything you give us!

[@user-zx7ch5xo1r]

TeddyBaldassarree

[@user-zx7ch5xo1r]

John Carlos I’ve got something for you I guess is your lucky day !

[@gertfrobe9933]

Love the videos of off the beaten path brands. Any chance for a Hanhart video? They just released a 417es 39mm for around 2k that is slick as all get out.

[@donutheist]

I don't think they'd be considered unknown brands. You think about the Valjoux 72 and how so many look at it as some sort of pinnacle in terms of chronograph movements. But honestly, it's another off-the-shelf movement. The Daytona is the only reason anyone ever really thinks about it. The Excelsior Park movement was a much more refined movement than the 72. But because Rolex isn't attached to it, people don't think about it.

[@fatsquirrel75]

Nice watches, but our definition of entry level watches differs greatly Teddy. I was hoping for a nice $500 watch.

[@Andrew.W75]

For $500 you're looking at something with the ST19 in

[@floridaman7]

Keep saving

[@Enrico-]

For a swiss mechanical chronograph this is as low as it gets

[@ListerMotorsports]

Morning Brother....great vid.

[@josephsotelo4058]

What is the difference between Nivada and Nivada Grenchen?

[@paulkinder8440]

Of the two, i preferred the Excelsior Park.

[@relojeriadelos706]

Es interesante llegar estar en su lugar 😃

[@swollenaor]

Its nivada right? Not Nevada, like the state? Both looks cool. Smaller or microbrands are a good way to start your watch journey. These 2 brand will be on my radar.

[@patrickwelch5063]

Please keep covering smaller brands, we all know about the big guys already.

[@Whiteoakfarms0412]

Very new and novice to this but really want some sort of collection. I have a Tag, which I probably wouldn’t have bought the more I’ve learned but I did buy a orient because of you and I’m pleased with it for the price. I’m still curious about Charlie Paris. Any thoughts?

[@ReedCopseyJr]

You should add Nivada Grenchen to your microbrand guide!

[@ReedCopseyJr]

(And EP too! Both seem very worthy of inclusion, but NG has so many interesting options nowadays it seems like a big miss to not have it in your blog.)

[@peregrine__]

Teddys the man

[@abrahamlevi3556]

The chronograph is very similar to the Wittnauer 7004 A.

[@Enrico-]

Well, up until the 70's watch company were mostly assembler that acquired parts from third companies so many brands will have very similar models as they shared suppliers. For example the famous Patek chronograph 1463 "Tasti Tondi" shares the same cases and dial with watches sold by Movado or Mido (that also now share the same nickname). Excelsior Park is known for making in the 40's and 50's its EP 4 caliber that was housed in their own models but also supplied to Zenith and others.

[@stuffpunk]

The EP is super cool. Its new nickname is the c3po.

[@user-zx7ch5xo1r]

TeddyBaldassarree

[@user-zx7ch5xo1r]

Rob Jobe I’ve got something for you !

[@ch_boki]

For that price range I'd take PRX chrono instead.

[@panthonyy]

Totally different styles, but I would go for the PRX chrono too.

[@silverwolfgecko7064]

Imo, Tissot's watches are always slightly large. I unfortunately don't like it as much, although the styles are really nice

[@Enrico-]

Well it's pretty much the same caliber, so yeah, they cost the same.

[@KC-bv9kf]

Apples and oranges

[@Landmantx]

I liked the Exelcior Park copper dial, but that narrow leather strap is just too dainty for me. I would rather have it on a bracelet.

[@elmguitars]

Is there any information available where these watches are build? On the homepage there´s only one adress in Switzerland, and this can´t be the manufacturing site...

[@Countries_Watches]

Movement is Swiss (Sellita), rest is made/ assembled in "Far-East". It's not "made in Switzerland". That's why it's also not mentioned on the dial. Having an office in Switzerland doesn't make you a Swiss manufacturer.

[@brianpercival1829]

Looks great. Hard to remember the name though. It's not easy like Rolex or O May Gah. Can I just use NVIDIA GRETCHIN ?

[@maarteneh]

0:03 Cute, young dude all dressed up to impress.

[@lincyangel8947]

Good.

[@alexn721]

So... Part 3/3 here... so I am back to the dilemma... what to get :)... Some time passes by.. and then.. I see the brand Invicta... They remind me of.. BVLGARY.. just strictly design/dress based watches - most of them... with nice quartz movements by.. SII - Seiko Instruments :) !! which I applaud them for... and I remember maybe 10-15 years ago.. I saw a huge but nice chronograph.. invicta... and it happens to say Russian DIver on it... I researched it.. and the true story goes.. that in 1959... USSR (CCCP) couldn't make diver watches for their divers.. and I believe Invicta got the contract and created a few... ANd what happened since.. is amazing... They became very popular... and many watches/models were created based on them.. even chronographs... They all say: IMF CCCP - for the name of Soviet Navy is direct translation... Some Swiss movent diving pieces even have a saying on back 'Come Hell or High Water... ' :).. Those Navy folks are rather particular... :)... So... I Amazoned a chronograph.. unfortunately, it wasnt swiss... yet quartz.. which was fine.. since it was a gorgeous timepiece... however.. the super big CROWN.. You can probably put a quarter egg in it :).. oh... and it screws to the case.. all divers watches of Invicta do - and have a very nifty mechanism to do it - please check it out.. Rolex should check it out... they can learn some from Invicta... a thing or two re. the boring and outdated screw crown that they build for couple of Centuries now :).. the only issue with gorgeous Invicta crown was.. that unfortunately it was TOO BIG.. and anytime I'd bend my wrist.. it would scratch my hand from the top.. and unfortunately I had to return the watch.. althugh when I first seen it.. 15 years ago.. I could NOT take my eyes off it !! so then.. what watch should I get.. I knew I want it Russian 1959 Diver one.. FOR SURE.. it even include it the emblem of russian Nave.. which is half of the divers suit with old metal helmet... which I didnt know about.. Again.. to make the long story short :)... GOD helped me on this one...:)... I start searching for ALL russian diver... and... VOLA.. I find the piece that I am exstatic about.... Unfortunately.. it ened production like in 2011.... :((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((( What to do ?! So disappointing.. it was one of the more gorgeous Diver pieces I had ever seen !!! MSRP was $495.. pricy.. for that time.. yet they probably went for $200-250... yet.. they had significance... Imagine Rolex... their ads are ZERO about watches.. but 99% of someone accomplishment.. and 1% thaty they were or used Rolex in it... which I doubt.. since whom would scratch that Rolex of theirs :).. in harsh enviroments especially... Well... low and behold... I decide to search the Web... and before getting to eBay... the Fate takes me to... East Coast... where I find a small site.... with the NEW WATCH THAT I WANT !!! I fell almost off the chair... and get this... the price.. wasnt 250.. or even 200... not even 150.. nor 100.. it was... $75... They had not 1... but EIGHT of them... all new.. all from 2011.. collecting dust... I bought one... and then.................... As anyone remembers Columbo... Carsini Vineries epizode.. with remarkable John Pleasance :).. when buying $5,000 bottle of vintage wine he said.. and I quote... "..My Dear Karen (secretary with Him).. its not that I could affort or need to acquire this rare, expensive, exquisite bottle of vintage one... (it was huge size.. he held it packed like a baby in diapers :)..) - I JUST DONT WANT FOR ANYONE ELSE TO HAVE IT :))))))))..... Since those 8 precious babys... were sitting somewhere... awaiting their Fate... dusty.. and sort of... 'unwanted'.. since so many years went by.... And since... I purely and decided for certain.. that I did NOT want anyone else to have them... so I bought ALL OF THEM at that price... and gave as presents to my family and friends :)... !!!!!!!!!!!!!! I did also find 1 fancy model with gold plated case and blue dial... so I left this one and all black models for me... In fact just a few weeks ago.. I found blue and black bracelets for them... Whats ironic... Producer Michal and Jacob of J&Co met on J's plane... and the bracelet that was made for Michael was EXACTLY THE SAME AS MINE :)... only that one was gold.. but of course :).. and mine in black steal.. but it wasnt painted.. they used a process to bond the black material on steel... Quality bracelet I must say... 5 rows of little links... looks good on both watches.. Since their original straps.. are thick and nice.. but after a while... U need to replace them... Anyone interested or curious.. check the model out: Invicta 22015 Men's Russian Diver Quartz Black Leather Strap Black Dial Watch (Black Steel) Invicta 22010 Men's Russian Diver Quartz Blue Leather Strap Blue Dial Watch (Gold plated) Ohhh... and the crown... nifty mechanism on both... but buth crowns are at 4pm marker :)... so does NOT press on Your wrist - I realized thats why most Seiko divers had it also at 4pm... didn't realize it before.. since there was no issue to my wrist :)).... So... the point... Its all about MEANING & INTERPRETATION... Above watches make me remember and reminisce about my Father In Law.... who past away.. a while back.. yet was a great guy.. who spent 10 years on a ... Submarine.... hence... light and precious Memory of Him.. are in these watches... ohhhhh...and guess what... they even put A MOVING ANCHOR ON ALL MODELS ABOVE... AS A SECONDS HAND :)))))))... HOW COOL IS THAT :)))))))))))) ?!?!?!?!?!? Teddy.. please dont laugh at Invicta... With Seiko movement.. they may last as long as those higher priced brands... and with less expensive maintenance.... Aren't You GLAD I did NOT service Rolex.... - Look how much JOY and MEANING I GOT IN RETURN.... Please make an epizode re. watches and MEANING behind them... I bet they will be just as fascinating... as epizodes re. regular watchs.. (YAWN :)))))...) if not more :)))... Of course I say this in owning Sub for 30 years :)... it was a present from my X... and of course.. it means less now.. for obvious reasons :).... HOpe You Guys enjoyed the story... as much as I loved writing it.. :)...

[@peproni379]

I bought a Nivada Grenchen Super Antarctic a few months ago to be my everyday "beater" watch, since it sort of looks like an Explorer. After receiving it, I decided it will not have any scratches if I can help it.

[@millersciencesms762]

I too purchased the Super Antarctic in the white lumed version for the Explorer look. Which lume version did you get?

[@peproni379]

@@millersciencesms762 Yellow. I second guessed my decision shortly after getting the watch. I wasn't completely in love with the yellow lume and brown strap combo I wore. But once I swapped out the brown strap for a black one, it felt more appropriate.

[@millersciencesms762]

@@peproni379 I have received two replacement watches because of mismatched lume on the hands versus the indices, and crown issues. The third one still has the same issues. 😮 And on the wrong strap. Customer support is completely unacceptable, along with QC and fulfilment. I won't buy anything more from them.

[@peproni379]

@@millersciencesms762 I received the wrong strap too...They sent me the correct one after I inquired about it.

[@millersciencesms762]

@@peproni379 Your just don't treat your customers this way.

[@richplant2205]

Baltic are something special fir the price