Nivada is known for releasing legendary models like the Antarctic, the Chronoking, and the Chronomaster. Why am I telling you this? Because this is basically a Nivada Antarctic, albeit without the iconic text on the dial. The case, dial, and indexes closely resemble the Antarctic – [just look at this example here](https://kibblewatches.co.uk/products/1960s-nivada-antarctic-automatic-date). The only differences are the handset and the reference (57071 vs 57061). Even the movement is the same: ETA Caliber 2472, which also equipped the Depthmaster 1000. What’s the benefit of buying an Antarctic lookalike? The price, of course. For transparency reasons, I must tell you there’s a smudge on the dial between 9 and 11 o’clock. It was recently oiled by my watchmaker and includes a new suede strap. **Details & More** **Condition:** Fair. The case and movement were recently cleaned. However, there’s a sizable smudge between 9 and 11 o’clock. I tried to capture it as best as I could. **Case Size:** 35.1 x 40.7 mm, with a thickness of 10.9 mm. **Movement:** ETA 2472 Automatic – 21 jewels, 18,000 bph. No quickset. **Other information:** * Comes with a new olive suede strap. **Price:** Asking 105$. Add 15$ for worldwide shipping via local post. [Pictures](https://imgur.com/a/8zi1KwT) [Timestamp](https://imgur.com/a/WQhK3qi)