I've seen my tastes in watches over the last few years gravitate to classic designs, and more often than not, simple time only watches with the occasional date. I've contemplated this one for a while now, not making the plunge because there is no sample to touch and feel until I met a fellow watchnut recently who had one on Monday. I knew I had to get it. Decision made without hesitation.
The box came in the mail this morning. Everything about this Nomos Tangente Special Edition in 35mm is nice, especially the size and the way it sits on the wrist. The profile and build for the price range is also superb in my view and is just perfect. The shell cordovan strap is one of the most comfortable ones I've ever owned, even better than many of my watches costing many times this. The finishing of the movement is nice enough, not glamorous, but is pleasant to look at and fills the case nicely.
The added plus point is that I know I've contributed a little bit to a good cause

A small consolation I suppose. I do like the red "12" and the black oxidized hands that a slightly different in character from the standard Tangente.
This was surprising - or maybe it's part of the address? Does someone know why F A Lange's name is on the shipping label?
A handwritten postcard with the Lux on the other side. Quite a nice touch!
Decent box. Not like the heavy and expensive ones, but this works well enough.
Quite impressive finishing at work. Under a 12x loupe, some minor imperfections can be found, but they're not in any way a deal breaker.
The mandatory wrist shot.
Thanks for looking!
This message has been edited by MTF on 2015-10-21 07:04:46