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In general I find the Nomos Tangente a really cool looking watch and somtimes
I ask myself why I still don't have one.
Geo
A few pics of my Nomos Tangente
I like my Nomos Tangente "Bergbachblau"... the dial color gives a touch of originality to the watch. Thanks to its very thin bezel, it looks bigger than it s actually (35mm).
With a german cousin:
Fr.Xavier
With a german cousin:
Fr.Xavier
very nice Xavier. as a polish friend of mine would say. 'very pure'.
out of interest is it a unitas movement or a german one?
Graham
It's the alpha caliber from Nomos.
It's a Peseux 7001 built in-house by Nomos.
An Unitas would be a bit too large into a 35mm case.
Fr.Xavier
This message has been edited by foversta on 2009-01-09 14:49:09
An Unitas would be a bit too large into a 35mm case.
Fr.Xavier
This message has been edited by foversta on 2009-01-09 14:49:09
thanks Xavier. i've just...
thanks Xavier.
i've just spent an interesting period looking at
german watches on watchbuys. some very interesting stuff.
german watches on watchbuys. some very interesting stuff.
Graham
Nice version of the Tangente
I particularly like the silver hands on the Bergbachblau - mountain brook blue - dial.
Dirk
Dirk
Very nice and different Tangente
In general I find the Nomos Tangente a really cool looking watch and somtimes
I ask myself why I still don't have one.
Geo
This LE was maybe the most interesting one from Nomos.
The finishings on the caliber were excellent. Good pick with the Berlin version !
Fr.Xavier
Fr.Xavier
Bergbachblau, that's ...
... very poetic, but suitable for a Nomos classic watch. I really like Nomos watches - they make such stylish, elegant watches without any superfluous effects. Very honest, clean and cool. And "Bergbachblau" - that made me smile! Congrats FX!
allegro
allegro
my sister's nomos
just to share 2 quick pics of my sis's nomos.
she bought it when she was studying in bonn last year.