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I picked up this Nivada GMT v.724 from Kayvan about 10 months ago, sans bracelet. Last week I found an Original Nivada bracelet being auctioned on eBay, I was the only bidder and it matches the watch perfectly. I only added a Citizen Bracelet Extention, which was a drop in fit, to expand the length slightly in order to make the combination comfortable. The Nivada differs from all other v.724 Chronograph's I've seen, by having an under crystal Bezel controled by a Crown similar to Longines Chronographs of this era. This technique has been copied by Gallet, Omega, Sinn, Bell & Ross, Tutima, among others for they models. With all the GMT's being posted, I thought I'd share something a little different on a "Anything" Scan Day. Again, Sorry for the tardiness of this post -- Chuck (Article index @ http://www.xnet.com/~cmaddox/cm3articles.html)
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