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Huge congratulations 🎊🎉🎈
Really looks nice 👏🏻👍🏻👌🏻
As for your comment on the box - this I suppose is a personal preference issue. A lot of the brands have gone truly far with boxes, to the extent that they are huge and difficult to store. I personally have for a while been most happy with the watches that came in minimal packaging as that takes the least storage space. But I might not be representative in that I do not keep the watches in the original boxes 🤷🏻♂️
I saw that same trend with a Breitling Premier that I purchased a couple of years ago.
My feeling is, If brands are going to forgo or save on presentation boxes, I’s rather see them spend the savings on a decent quality travel box. The one provided is good, not great…which is fine, because I have 5-6 extra travels bags. Just thinking outloud.
Thanks Jack! I love the rust colored dial, frankly there isn’t a color they introduced, that I didn’t like!
Great choice, Larry!
I love the colours, the sunburst dial and the radial pattern in the seconds register. It looks a really interesting combination.
I’m pleased to read above that you will be testing the timezone function in February. I look forward to the pictures.
Enjoy the watch and, in due course, the trip.
All the best,
Jon
Hi Jon, thanks so much for the great message!
There’s lots to like with this Nomos ( it’s not the Tudor C25 ! ) and it will come in handy when we are traveling. Have a great week!
It’s only January Larry…
…you’re starting early ! LOL
There’s a lot of love for these new Nomos WT. I know quite a few people that have bought one since the release.
A combination of Nomos producing a solid product and this new and fun design.
I owned the original Nomos WT (was it the Weitzeit?) about a decade ago. I loved that watch in pictures, but I never really bonded with it and ended up selling it about two years or so later.
I still look at Nomos, and I still go try them on. I’ve not seen this new WT in person yet. I need to try and do that.
Enjoy it.