NTH Näcken Vintage White
The NTH Näcken Vintage White is a high quality diving watch. This new version has some improvements to the overall design, most notably the crown guards that have been added to the case. The technical aspects are very impressive: double domed sapphire glass with an AR coating, 300m (30ATM) water resistance, a 120 click uni-directional bezel and of course a great Made in Japan automatic movement, Miyota auto cal. 9015 (with date) or 90S5 (no date). The watch is very comfortable due to the 40mm diameter and 48mm lug to lug distance but also due to small details such as a refined clasp and an easy-to-use big crown. This watch is a great choice for nearly any wrist and for nearly any occasion! This watch has a beautiful white full lume dial, and contrasting blue lume markings on the bezel.
This watch is available with or without a date, on either an Oyster bracelet or a Beads of Rice bracelet. Please make your choice in the dropdown menu.
Original: $690.01
-70%$690.01
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The NTH Näcken Vintage White is a high quality diving watch. This new version has some improvements to the overall design, most notably the crown guards that have been added to the case. The technical aspects are very impressive: double domed sapphire glass with an AR coating, 300m (30ATM) water resistance, a 120 click uni-directional bezel and of course a great Made in Japan automatic movement, Miyota auto cal. 9015 (with date) or 90S5 (no date). The watch is very comfortable due to the 40mm diameter and 48mm lug to lug distance but also due to small details such as a refined clasp and an easy-to-use big crown. This watch is a great choice for nearly any wrist and for nearly any occasion! This watch has a beautiful white full lume dial, and contrasting blue lume markings on the bezel.
This watch is available with or without a date, on either an Oyster bracelet or a Beads of Rice bracelet. Please make your choice in the dropdown menu.
