Batavi

Batavi is an independent Dutch watch microbrand based in the Netherlands. Founded by Ugur Mamak, the company derives its name from the ancient Germanic Batavi tribe that historically inhabited the Rhine delta in the region.

Enthusiasts and collectors favor Batavi timepieces for their use of vibrant dial colors, accessible pricing, and high specifications relative to cost. Features such as reliable Miyota automatic movements, sapphire crystals, high water resistance, and integrated stainless steel bracelets featuring quick-release interchangeability systems contribute to the brand’s popularity.

The brand’s lineup includes several key models. Batavi debuted with the Noordzee diver, followed by the Kosmopoliet, a vintage-inspired GMT watch. The collection expanded with the Architect, a sports model featuring an integrated bracelet and Miyota 9039 movement, as well as the Geograaf travel watch. More recent offerings include the Atelier, which features a distinctive three-dimensional fish-scale dial pattern paired with hour markers printed on the underside of the sapphire crystal.

Last update:

11 November, 2026

Founded in 

2016

Based in 

SomeBatavi watches

The Batavi Aquamarine is a 39 mm watch with a stainless steel case.
The Batavi Architect is a 39 mm watch with a stainless steel case.
The Batavi Atelier is a 39 mm watch with a stainless steel case.
The Batavi Geograaf is a 39 mm watch with a stainless steel case.
The Batavi Kosmopoliet GMT is a 39 mm watch with a stainless steel case.