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GIVEAWAY: Nivrel Deep Ocean GMT Automatic Watch

By on August 1, 2012 in Nivrel

GIVEAWAY: Nivrel Deep Ocean GMT Automatic Watch nivrel

I've always liked German Nivrel's dive watches. The newest one is the Deep Ocean GMT; a mechanical GMT watch with a elegantly purposeful design. The steel case is 43mm wide with a rotating 24 hour bezel and black dial with easy to read hour markers and hands coated in SuperLumiNova. It isn't too thick at 13mm either. The case has a sapphire crystal and is water resistant to an impressive 500 meters.

Inside the Deep Ocean is a base Swiss ETA 2836 automatic GMT movement. With the bezel you can track three separate timezone with the watch. Attached to the Deep Ocean GMT is a steel bracelet, but Nivrel also includes a silicone strap and changing tool. Overall the attractive diver is a good value as well as good performer. Price is 899 Euros (about $1,100 and available Nivrel's website), but you have a change to win one by entering below.

To Enter You Must:

1. Comment on this post below (on aBlogtoRead.com, not Facebook or elsewhere you might see this article) before the giveaway is over with your valid e-mail address where required. In the body of your comment mention whether you typically change your watch straps or just leave the factory one on.

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3. Wait until the giveaway is over on August 31, 2012 for the winner to be chosen at random.

A couple of basic rules. You can only enter once. You must comment with a valid e-mail address where you can be reached. Your comment must be confirmed and approved. You must complete the objectives to be considered. You are responsible for providing your contact shipping information if you are chosen. Shipping restrictions to non US entrants may apply based on sponsor's policies. Giveaway watch selection based on sponsor's inventory and watch availability. All comments made after the end of the giveaway period will not be considered. If you are chosen as a winner you then have 24 hours to ensure receipt of your full shipping information or an alternative winner will be chosen. For the full terms and conditions, please click here.

Good luck, and thanks to Nivrel the sponsor of this Deep Ocean GMT watch giveaway here at aBlogtoRead.com!

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jasonarnold
jasonarnold

I like to change from factory band to give more personal look.  However i have a few watches unchanged, whre the factory gt the look spot on. Regards Jason

jasonarnold
jasonarnold

I like to change from factory band to give more personal look.  However i have a few watches unchanged, whre the factory gt the look spot on.

Regards Jason

drUspeh
drUspeh

Yes, I would like to know the name of the winner! And even more I would like it to be my name! ;)

AlexanderZharkov
AlexanderZharkov

Sorry, but what about giveaway? Has the lucky winner been chosen?

Sumanr1
Sumanr1

Has the winner been chosen yet Ariel?

radufeb
radufeb

i do change straps as i buy a watch with metal strap. i rather use a lether strap so i ll go and buy one.

this i must admit it is a nice one :)

radufeb
radufeb

i do change straps as i buy a watch with metal strap. i rather use a lether strap so i ll go and buy one. this i must admit it is a nice one :)

pdij
pdij

I don't often change straps other than on my watches with rubber straps - I find those easier to do and I get to change the color..

taylor883
taylor883

Very nice and would match my Seiko 007 but I can go deeper I also love the metal bracelet which is something I would change on my seiko but not the nivrel

bmoffett
bmoffett

I never change the bands on a new watch. It's part of what made the watch appeal to me. But on vintage purchases, I usually look for a band that better suits my wrist.

JHope
JHope

I don't usually change watch straps unless they need to be replaced.  That said, I recently put the rubber strap on my Bathys 100F so that I could wear it in the ocean.  The rubber strap is quite comfortable so haven't bothered to change it back. 

Pete Freans
Pete Freans

If metal, I will keep the bands indefinitely. Leather unfortunately donot have a long life on my wrist. I tend to sweat considerably there and within a few years the strap is cracking. Thanks!

Sunnymay
Sunnymay

I like keeping track of time in more than one time zones.  Maybe I'll be more on time somewhere.  I tend to use whatever strap comes with the watch until it breaks or wears out and then hunt in lots of places for a replcement band that works with my wrist and the style of the watch.

bigmongo1963
bigmongo1963

I usually prefer to wear a leather strap on a daily basis as metal bands tend to snag on my hair and despite being a "techie", I prefer an older "low tech"  look for my personal accessories rather than the space age stuff.   It's hard to appear scruffy and shopworn while wearing a cleaning chunk of steel o n your wrist....    Cheers......     ----Mongo

sxzx
sxzx

I alter it very seldom and mainly when they do not fit

yvanpraag
yvanpraag

Most watches <1000€ have terrible straps and I change them to aftermarket ones

Haltse
Haltse

For the more expensive watches I tend to remove their original and user something else, ,e.g, should I ever sell it on an original strap seems to go down well  when it's in great condition. 

arthur5011
arthur5011

A very nice watch to have. I wish this will be mine tomorro. Hahahahaha

Den b
Den b

Id keep the original strap unless I needed to change it for a specialized reason like diving a dry suit...

thefortitude
thefortitude

I usually keep the strap provided by the factory. I like it that way.

karlc
karlc

I like to change straps.  My Rolex Date came with an Oyster bracelet, but I switched to a leather strap. I kept the Oyster bracelet on my Milgauss though.

books45
books45

I don't change straps, I change watches!

Stokpot
Stokpot

I like to change straps. Usually based on what my mood is.

WatchMyWatch
WatchMyWatch

I change it every now and then, leather thends to ware out in hot countries.

Usualy,you will see a metal braclet or a rubber band

WatchMyWatch
WatchMyWatch

I change it every now and then, leather thends to ware out in hot countries.Usualy,you will see a metal braclet or a rubber band

MenachemSelent
MenachemSelent

Awesome diver. It would be cool to have a diver made in Germany.  Depends on the watch.  Lower end ones I go with the strap.  I have a smaller wrist so I find that many watch straps run long and often times make the watch sit funny if there is a deployment clasp.

MarkNatm
MarkNatm

I never change my watch straps. If the watch appealed to me I bought it for that aspect of the design also. However, if the strap needs to be replaced, then I might consider going with something different.

evzeb
evzeb

great looking watch.  I tend to keep the factory band on the watch.

omega595
omega595

It depends on the style of the watch. Some of the pieces in my collection lend themselves well to a variety of strap styles and colours. Others look best with the original strap or bracelet. I've never heard of Nivrel before, but like the look of the GMT design and will certainly research the brand further.

evzeb
evzeb

Great looking watch. I typically leave the factory band on the watch.