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Nomos Metro Watch Hands-On
Nomos is a small German brand that is hell-bent on doing things their own way. They have a unique style derived from?the Deutscher Werkbund movement and Bauhaus aesthetic and, since their birth shortly after the fall of the Berlin wall, they have stuck to their principles and developed an identify for producing distinctive and well-made watches that rely on an almost entirely in-house manufacturing process.Last year, Nomos introduced the sport-ready Ahoi and 38 mm sizing for the Tangente, Ludwig and Orion models (I reviewed the Orion 38 here). This year, not only did Nomos show a new, dark blue version of the Ahoi called the Atlantik, but they also released the all-new and entirely noteworthy Metro. The Nomos Metro Datum Gangreserve (ref 1101) is a three-hander with a radial power reserve indicator, sub seconds and a date display at six o’clock.
BEST FROM: & Friends March 11, 2016
We begin March's round-up with an emphasis on Japan. As one of the economic giants of the world, it is not surprising to learn that Japan is also one of the world's largest markets for watches. Add this to the Japanese obsession for perfection, quality,?and integrity, and what you have is an inviting and intriguing hunting ground for vintage watches. In this round-up, we will take a look at what is it is like to buy used and vintage watches in Japan. We will also share the experiences of a watch enthusiast's recent trip to Japan and what boutiques are worth visiting.Japan aside, we will of course be taking a look at some really impressive and important watches. To begin, we will check out new variants of Greubel Forsey’s Tourbillon 24 Secondes Contemporain watch. For chronograph lovers, we will also be examining the Montblanc 1858 Chronograph Tachymeter Limited Edition. German watch fans will be pleased that we have also included A. Lange & Sohne’s ultra-rare Lange One