Dave G
2037
Nomos
This is my first Nomos watch. I've looked at them over the years, and came close to buying a Tangente, but never quite got there. The minimalist Bauhaus style and smaller sizes were interesting, but for me there was something missing.
This one, however, works for me. The Zurich Weitzeit at 39.9mm is my favorite size (40mm) and I really like the cities dial. This is not a true world timer, although at first glance it looks like one, but the hometime function is clear and displayed in an interesting way.
For the price, I'm not sure there is a better deal. Manufacture movement, independent and Glashutte breeding.
Any other Nomos fans?
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This is my first Nomos watch. I've looked at them over the years, and came close to buying a Tangente, but never quite got there. The minimalist Bauhaus style and smaller sizes were interesting, but for me there was something missing. This one, however, w...
Thanks for sharing
Have been impressed with Nomos quite a bit recently and this is an interesting take on the dual time. I do like the movement finish too.
Very accurate!
Hello, I have three Nomos at the moment and my girlfriend has two. I think they offer tremendius value. I have found all of mine to be very very good timekeepers and very reliable. The people at Nomos are always very nice and happy to help too. Your Zuric...
A couple of seconds this way or the other way?
Now that is what I call accurate, if I can adjust it according to position. Congratulations upon helping to restore the name timekeeper to a watch! Cheers to you and Nomos! amerix
