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For those of you who spend time reading about watches off-line as well as on-line, I am proud to announce that I, Ariel Adams, am now a regular contributing writer to the watch lifestyle magazine hr. Pick up a copy of the latest issue (April), and you will notice a feature article by me discussing the Chopard L.U.C. Pro One GMT Diver watch.This begins a series of articles between myself and the esteemed watch magazine. What will follow in upcoming issues of hr: are a range of interesting watch discussions focusing on style, aesthetic, mechanical utility, and value. I would like to offer any of you the opportunity to make article topic suggestions to me. I value your opinions and ideas. While I cannot guarantee that I will be able to use even idea that I like, I am interested in your thoughts.
Watch Review: NOMOS Ahoi Atlantik 561
I've long been a fan of NOMOS watches; they have an instantly recognizable design language, unparalleled feel for color, interesting and attractive in-house movements, and a reasonable price point. Plus, they hail from the German watchmaking mecca of Glashutte, so that gives them some bonus marks, in my book. That being said, I've yet to buy a NOMOS, and this is the first chance I've had to spend some extended quality time with one on my wrist. The reason I've never pulled the trigger on a NOMOS mostly comes down to thinking that, although I love their designs, the watches are just a bit too dressy for my lifestyle, which consists of a disproportionately high amount of time spent outdoors and a disproportionately low amount of time dressed up.But within NOMOS's catalog sits a peculiar little beast, the Ahoi Neomatik 561. Originally released in 2013 and updated with the smaller case size and updated Neomatik movement in 2017, the Ahoi line was NOMOS's first high water-resistance (200m)