New Nomos!!

[sergino]

"Club, by Nomos Glashütte, now comes in four different sizes – depending on the calibre, with date and automatic movement, too. The reason? The manufactory’s youngest watch has grown up Glashütte, April 2008. High visibility vests and high sea yachts, signet rings, hamsters and diapers, treasure chests, sun shades, suitcases and sport cars – almost everything comes in different sizes – including the Club model by NOMOS Glashütte.
The basic model – designed by the renowned Hamburger industrial designer Karin Sieber – was introduced precisely a year ago and is a kind of introductory watch by Nomos Glashütte. Its materials (sapphire crystal, stainless steel, silver-plated brass, rubies in the movement) – and the technology inside are very grown up (that’s why a manually wound movement ticks inside the watches, just as in the Nomos classics, Tangente and Orion). Yet the stainless steel case is – thanks to its simple, sleek form – lighter and simply less expensive to produce: at 780 Euros this watch is the most affordable manufactory watch made in Glashütte. A Glashütter watch for students and young professionals, often sold as “the good watch for high school graduation” – and one that grows with its owner, a life long, up to the top floor. In addition to the basic model, with a diameter of 36 millimeters, there are now three new sizes, depending on the calibre inside. A. Club Date model, the manually wound version with date. Since Nomos Glashütte placed the date mechanism around the movement to save on height, this watch’s diameter has grown to 38, 5 millimeters. B. Club Automat model, the same watch with an automatic calibre, has a diameter of 40 millimeters (without date) and 41, 5 millimeters (with date). Together with the “Ur-Club,” this makes a total of four different sizes. And since each version of the Club comes in two different colors – with a light dial (ivory for the manually wound versions, silver plated for the automatic ones) and with a rhodium-plated dark dial – all with sapphire crystal and a steel back – the customer has 16 models to choose from.

Club Collection
Manually wound caliber:
Club/ Club dark, steel back, 780 Euros
Club/ Club dark, sapphire crystal back, 940 Euros
Club Date/ Club Date dark, steel back, 1,120 Euros
Club Date/ Club Date dark, sapphire crystal back, 1,280 Euros

Automatic caliber:
Club Automat/ Club Automat dark, steel back, 1,320 Euros
Club Automat/ Club Automat dark, sapphire glass back, 1,480 Euros
Club Automat Date/ Club Automat Date dark, steel back, 1,680 Euros
Club Automat Date/ Club Automat Date dark, sapphire glass back, 1,840 Euros

NOMOS-Erlking
The case is a creation of the famous Swiss designer, Hannes Wettstein (interiors, furniture, watches). The mechanism: Nomos Epsilon, the automatic caliber by Nomos Glashütte that received rave reviews in independent tests. The new watch will come with and without the date feature. MSRP starts at 2,300 Euros. "


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[lumen]

Grosse novità in casa Nomos. Sempre più appetibile...
Vedremo se Basel porterà altre sorprese!!!

Ciao
Lu

[Patrizio]

preferisco i vecchi modelli...tipo quello di persson...questo sono un pochettino anonimi...o meglio un po' già visti...

[Andrea80]

concordo meno caratteristici... cmq credo che il tangente & Co li continueranno a produrre...

[Airangel]

meglio anche per me i vecchi modelli....

[geco]

Anche io preferisco i vecchi modelli, ma anche questi non sono poi tanto male.
Questa Nomos mi stuzzica sempre di più, mi sa che prossimamente mi dovrò inventare un viaggio di lavoro a Verona []

Ciao
Francesco

[lumen]

Vado un po' OT. Guardate qui: http://nomos.siteboard.org/f35t606-nomos-in-schaufenstern-der-dauerbilderthread.html
è giusto per capire come gli orologi Nomos sono considerati in Germania.

Ciao
Lu

[Andrea80]

lumen ha scritto: Vado un po' OT. Guardate qui: http://nomos.siteboard.org/f35t606-nomos-in-schaufenstern-der-dauerbilderthread.html è giusto per capire come gli orologi Nomos sono considerati in Germania. Ciao Lu

[OT] nessuna insegna esterna... ma in vetrina ce li hanno tutti... è pure normale... avete fatto caso ai prezzi???

[lumen]

Andrea80 ha scritto: lumen ha scritto: Vado un po' OT. Guardate qui: http://nomos.siteboard.org/f35t606-nomos-in-schaufenstern-der-dauerbilderthread.html è giusto per capire come gli orologi Nomos sono considerati in Germania. Ciao Lu [OT] nessuna insegna esterna... ma in vetrina ce li hanno tutti... è pure normale... avete fatto caso ai prezzi???

Mi sembrano quelli del listino ufficiale. Sbaglio??

Ciao
Lu

[Andrea80]

si si... mi aspettavo... prezzi leggermente inferiori...evidentemente li faranno sconti... anche se minimi...

[lumen]

Andrea80 ha scritto: si si... mi aspettavo... prezzi leggermente inferiori...evidentemente li faranno sconti... anche se minimi...

Siete fissati con gli sconti![][][]
Perchè inferiori???
Quanto ti costa un Mac se lo compri in Germania? ed in Francia.

I listini prezzi sono internazionali, non in base alla nazione alla quale si rivolgono. Penso che anche per le altre marche i listini non cambiano, almeno per tutte le nazioni con moneta unica.

Ciao
Lu

[fabri5.5]

vetrine piene.
un po' come i francesi con yema.

[Andrea80]

Forse perchè le spese di spedizione del prodotto con relative assicurazioni di trasporto non si pagano... questo potrebbe essere un valido motivo???!!! E poi non dimentichiamoci che dv la concorrenza è tanta... gli sconti ci sono .... sempre!!!

[cicci]

Exclusively for the Orologico.it Forum, I can already imagine a news item, the Tangomat Zulu.



It is a development of the Tangomat date. . In addition to the date display at the (6), the Zulu Tangomat another display at the (12).  This ad will run in 24-hour format a second time zone.  Inside, the clock is ticking, the new work "Kappa".  The mechanism for the second time zone Mirko Heyne.  Actually, he initially wanted only a better date for the quick adjustment Tangomat develop.  But there is also NOMOS watch in the Asian and American markets were increasingly requests from customers and dealers for a "Reiseuhr" of NOMOS, which allows another time zone.  Mirko was therefore introduced with these requirements, and developed on the basis of the "Zeta" the "Kappa" work.  This has 32 stones and offers a better date quick adjustment on the crown and the show a second time zone.  This patented feature of NOMOS the clock also owes its name.  "Zulu time" was in the aerospace time at the prime meridian at Greenwich. . On this basis, then local times in Z + X or ZX.  Meanwhile, however, the world's concept of "UTC" instead of "Zulu".  Only the weather data is still Zulu.  A pilot can determine the basis of a directory, which deviation for his city, for example, LOT (Local Time), so time = Berlin UTC +1. . He reckons now for a weather report: z13: 52 + 1 = 14:52 local time in Berlin.

The crown has now for the first time NOMOS 3 positions:
 -- Pressed serves to manually lift the clock.
 -- Half of lessons can be drawn pointer during ongoing work in hours steps back and asked. One can travel at the clock so much time on the set while in the advertisement under the (12) is still the hours of "home time" on the 24-hour format.  If the hour hand over 24 hours to the front or back, there is also the date accordingly.  It is with this mechanism is also very fast, the date adjustments because it is now at a turn of the crown for a whole day forward or back can. Furthermore, we are able to even an hour Sommer-/Winterzeitumstellung easy one hour before or made, and without the work stop.
-- It can be considered as before the time asked.  It will also show the second time zone mitgestellt.

 The mechanism is partly in the Tangomat date and in the work with Zeta.  The new version of the Zeta now has 28 stones, and you can, as above, the hour hand to disguise the date to be set quickly.  Again, the plant is running at the rapid adjustment of the date on, as you can with just months short of 30 at 1  Switching without the clock to have. In the tangent is the mechanism for space reasons can not be provided.

 The Zulu Tangomat costs 2,480 - € and the Tangomat date with the new date quick adjustment costs 1,960 - €.

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(traduzione dal tedesco al inglese un pò maccheronica! scusate![:I])

[lumen]

Andrea80 ha scritto: Forse perchè le spese di spedizione del prodotto con relative assicurazioni di trasporto non si pagano... questo potrebbe essere un valido motivo???!!! E poi non dimentichiamoci che dv la concorrenza è tanta... gli sconti ci sono .... sempre!!!

Perchè qui in Italia non c'è concorrenza? Anzi forse ce n'è più qui a ben vedere. Se il negozio è multimarca(come un WEMPE, ad esempio) che interesse si avrebbe a fare sconti?? Se non si prende Nomos, si può acquistare Longines, o Omega, o qualsiasi altra marca. Se il rivenditore, di contro, ha solo un brand o vende quello o perde l'affare.

E' più logico avere sconti qui da noi.
Ciao
Lu