The Antarctic Salmon 35mm Limited Edition of 100 watches captures timeless elegance and the essence of the 1950s.

It's an elegant timepiece where the dial takes center stage with impeccable, artfully crafted finishes, all housed in a 35mm case that epitomizes slender elegance.

Still remaining modern while offering a reliable hand-wound Landeron 21 movement, utra-slim case and doble-domed sapphire glass.

SLIM-NEO-VINTAGE OLD SCHOOL

Returning to the basics, embracing all-time favorites, and capturing timeless elegance. As the trend of oversized watches wanes, Nivada Grenchen delves deep into its rich heritage to present a renewed expression of masculine watchmaking.

This comes complete with impeccable, artfully crafted finishes, all housed in a 35mm case that epitomizes slender elegance

THE FIRST WATCH IN ANTARCTICA

In the mid-1950s, the United States initiated a series of missions to Antarctica. Dubbed Operation Deep Freeze, the project conducted from 1955 to 1956 aimed to establish the first permanent base in one of Earth’s most severe and icy landscapes. At the time, esteemed polar explorer Admiral Richard E. Byrd was President Eisenhower’s fitting choice to oversee Operation Deep Freeze I. On his wrist, the ANTARCTIC – the same watch that is now being reissued – robust, shock-resistant, and antimagnetic. And crafted to endure the harshest conditions.