Ahhhh you beat me to it!!! I love the new Nomos! 😱💕 it looks absolutely amazing on you! I’m such a big fan of this watch! Nomos knocked it out of the park.
Jenni - "The new club sport measures 37mm in diameter," Me - Nice! 37mm is good for us smaller wristed guys. Jenni - "with a height of 8.4mm," Me - Wow!! Nice and slim, like I like my watches! Jenni - "and a lug to lug of 47.7mm" Me - WTF?! The lugs are ABSURDLY long. So much for this watch. :/
Tbh I have the Club Campus 38 which has 38mm lugs, and it sits beautifully on my 7" wrist. Because they are so thin, they really melt perfectly into your wrist.
Really nice review. Comprehensive and thorough. Personally, I’ve just never come to terms with Nomos. There’s always just been something about their watches that just don’t click with me. Apparently I’m missing something because everyone seems to rave about them. Oh well…I guess that’s what makes this hobby so much fun
Know what you mean. Got a chance to try some on one time, and they didn't look right on me. Looked like I was a knuckle dragging troglodyte borrowing some refined guy's watch. I can see how people like them, just doesn't work on me.
I completely agree about the lugs. And it is a bit frustrating because without this issue it would be for me the perfect watch. Hope they ear you and will take this into account in future watches.
Love the dial and would probably be an instant purchase if not for those long lugs. I know Nomos is known for their long lugs but this just really looks out of proportion, and I feel a lot people would give this a skip
Good honest straightforward analysis; delivered as always in such a thoughtful engaging manner. Thanks Jenni; have a great week.Look forward to seeing you again soon.
Nomos is a favorite for me. I have the 42” Sport in blue (177mm wrist) and it is easily a favorite in my collection. I enjoy the long lugs, but of course that’s personal and physical preference. I do understand your frustration though. Seems many share that outlook. Excellent vid as usual! 😎👍🏼
I really like this one. I think that considering the long lugs, 37 mm finally is a good size for a lot of people. The petrol dial is amazing. I don't know if this will be my next purchase, because I'm also considering other different options, but for sure this will stay in my wishlist. Sooner or later I will be glad to add a Nomos to the collection.
Great video again. Thanks. Nomos makes very very good watches, but they have the same effect on me as Omega…meh… The quality is there, no doubt, but somehow they look like a watch that could be at your local jeweler. There’s no wow-factor for me.
The 42mm version of this is my current daily driver, and I don’t normally wear watches every day. As useful as a Datejust or Submariner, but slimmer on the wrist and not conspicuously expensive. But I do have a large wrist! And the clasp does collect scratches. Time keeping is excellent. Losing maybe a second or two per day.
Nomos does that thing where they love to make the lugs waaayyy too long...I mean, a 37mm watch but it has a lug-to-lug of 47.7mm? Otherwise it's a beautiful watch.
Hi Jenni! I wish Nomos would offer a brushed version of the Club Sport. It might look even more sportier. And it would help to reduce the effective lug to lug length by using female end links. LG Claus
Great review! I really like the Petrol colour and the value here is hard to ignore! I still like the Club Campus with white dial bu t wish they’d put a date on it!
Thank you so much for covering this watch! I thought that the original 42 was stunning, but that lug-to-lug was too much to deal with. With the 37, a trip to the AD is very-much in my near future
Same !! The 42mm version's lug to lug was just a bit too much for me as well. This diameter + lug size should work great , just not sure about the male endlinks.
As a Z-Blue Milgauss and Minimatik fan, I'm pretty into this. Although a 48mm lug-to-lug works on my wrist, I think it looks proportionally too large on a 37mm watch.
Love your videos, but next time double check your facts. Aquis watches with Sellita movements are 2,200 USD on a bracelet, their Calibre 400 that is also In-House (and has a much higher power reserve) are closer at 3,500 USD.
I'd rather have a thin case than a longer power reserve. It takes 10 seconds to set the time. And it should be a joy to handle the functions of your watch. Power reserve is overrated.
I prefer this watch over the Seamaster aqua terra. As for bracelets I’ve gone off them. I’ve just swapped my Hamilton scuba for a green nato strap. Great review 👍🏻
@@Drakewyrm That’s why I like it over the Aqua Terra. The price! if you are not into watches, not many people would know the difference between the the Nomos & AT. I’ve a Railmaster Co-axial and quality is superb. I know the quality of the Omega is superb.
Really like this watch (6.75 inch wrist here) but one thing I really don't get is the absence of screwdown crown for a 200 WR watch. Lazy? Surprising, at any rate.
Great review! Love the green dial and how the water resistance and general sportiness is spot on. Only thing that has kept me from owning one is the long lugs. Not just from a fit my wrist perspective, more they just look off and out of balance to me on such a well balanced and minimalistic watch.
It's really frustrating that Nomos has such long lugs. I'm not part of the itty bitty wrist committee, but I'm still smaller than average and this just won't do
Cool good looking watches. I just wish across maybe more of Nomos's watch range they could adjust their lug treatment. They just seem a bit longer than they should be.. especially the ones that are really straight and angular off the case. I just don't see the need to go quite that wide on the lugs for, otherwise, such carefully considered and refined watch designs from the brand.
Wow, nice footage and review. I have a 6,75-7 inch wrist size, and for me the 33-35mm Nomos "thin bezel" watches are the right size. 37mm for a thin-ish bezel watch is too sporty a look. For that it needs more utility, like a rotating bezel , an alarm or whatever :) Nomos, please make more 33-35mm watches, unless you are coming with thick bezel watches. Such a shame that dressy wathces are SO big... they look like a little frying pan on the wrist!
Nice watch but the lugs just kill it for me. And I don’t have small wrists. Lugs seem out of proportion. And what’s the point of having the clasp as the most shiny part on a wristwatch?!
Excellent video. 37mm???....at 0:39 to my eyes it looks really big on your wrist, more like a 41mm. Not keen on the small seconds replacing the figure 6 or the shiny centre links and clasp. Never been into Nomos but apart from my criticism of the small seonds I do like the design and the blue of this model.
With those male endlings, the lug-lug is easily at or over 50mm. A bit overkill, relative to a 37mm watch head. You'd need mid to large wrists to pull it off without lug overhang, but then the watch face would look small. You can't win with this watch. Woud love to see how the polished clasp looks after a week of desk diving. The movement looks a bit pedestrian. Have seen similar decoration on watches several orders of magnitude cheaper. Applied cotes de geneve with plain cogwheels strewn around is an underwhelming sight. Nice watch overall, and the price seems to be close at the limit that they could realistically ask for it.
Great rundown. I want to like Nomos, but the dials just aren't quite right for me. This might be one of my favorites from the brand, but like you and many others I think the lugs kill it. My wrists can handle the length, but I think they ruin the proportions of the watch.
Nomos. Reminds me of the spaceship Nostromo. In a good way. These are beautifully engineered watches and they look lovely. Let down by silly long Dracula fang length lugs and a mirror finished clasp on a high traffic area will end in being a bit careful with it. Some tweaks and these watches would appeal. The Swiss make the best watches. So do the Germans. As I read on a watch ad in Zermatt 20 years ago.
Hmm...I think this is the first Nomos I don't really like. I think it would look great on a strap, but on the bracelet it just looks a bit odd. The bracelet looks like it was designed for a different watch.
The "Oyster" bracelet has regrettably pins and sleeves so go for the other bracelet which is adjustable with screws. Petrol is the color. The downside is it gets close to the price of Tudor and Omega which are better built.
Never understood why Nomos don't listen to the customer base and make watches with shorter lugs... this has been going on for many years and keeping many of us back from purchasing.
Oris Aquis date with Oris's in-house calibre 400 retails for 3300€...so it's pretty even with Nomos With Sellita based Oris 733 movement Aquis costs considerably less.
Did you try the bracelet on your own 37mm Club Neomatik? I have the 37mm siren white and would love to know if it fits if one day they decide to sell it separately…
If I hadn't just bought a Zenith Capitan Elite Dual timer or a Blancpain Leman, I would be all over these watches. I love Nomos' style but I've always stayed away because they rarely offer a bracelet. The new clubs are pretty solid on the bracelet though and they remind me of the Grand Seiko Heritages in terms of case design and look.
Bracelet seems a bit derivative of an oyster bracelet. And that clasp should be brushed with a toolless quick-adjust system. But they're getting closer.
Great review. Petrol (ironic name) is very nice. But the price? 🤣 Nomos is smoking the good stuff. Like many GER watches (sadly even Sinn), $750 to $1000 overpriced.
Great info / review but one mistake in your research...you mixed up the pricing. The one reviewed by you is 2445 Dollar not 31xx...this would be the bigger brother the reference 782 in 42mm and date and not the shown reference 747 with 37mm and no date.
A very beautiful watch, and I love the colors, but I don't like the lugs. I know they can do better. Designing lugs with a downturn isn't difficult. Overall a great video and I appreciate your views and opinions. Thank you.
Hmm. Regarding the price comperison with Oris Aquis.. The Oris Aquis you get for that price would have the Cal 400. So also in-house, not Sellita.. Or isnt the Cal 400 in-house from Oris?
Oris Cal 400 is a proprietary movement but they do not make it themselves as they don't have any movement manifacturing equipment/knowhow. It may be made by Sellita, we don't know.
Interesting comparision with the Oris Aquis. While I would definitely go for Aquis myself with what seems to be better finishing and dive bezel, the fact that Nomos can go inhouse speaks volumes.
Nomos's long lug lengths are a frequent obstacle for me. I can deal with it in things like the Tangente where the thin case width lets long, tin lugs work visually as well as let a smaller dial size look larger than it is but I don't see the point of it on what looks like so many sports watch cases out there that just blend together. I'm also not the biggest fan of the Club style dial face as it looks like of chunky compared to the normal Nomos case design but it does work better here.
Loved this review, I also think the lug to lug is huge and it ruined the wearability of this watch. Could you please review this TISSOT PRX 35MM POWERMATIC 80 STEEL & 18K GOLD BEZEL, it also has 44 Diamonds and it's under 2k! It's a real good looking watch.
With that one, you are mostly buying materials. The design is good. The caliber is basic and the finishing is that of a under 1000 euro watch (leading the segment, maybe), but not that of a 2000 euro watch.
I saw a NOMOS at the pawn shop last month, White face, black leather strap, nice watch but was asking $2500 for it. Nope, not paying that for a watch on the used market when full retail new is $3000.
Hi Jenny, really nice review! As an IBWC member I was waiting for your video. Are you sure there is no micro adjustment on the clasp as in the 42mm version? It's not easy to catch and use as a micro-link adjustment, basically there are two small pins inside the clasp that squeeze a spring bar so it's possible to move the bracelet into the 3 small holes. It's not the best but it's a nice touch to have, I hope Nomos doesn't left it just for the 42mm as for the screw-down crown. Great content as always!
@@dukes70 Sorry but no, on the 42 mm there is no need for a tool, but it's true that it not could be done on the fly as on a Rolex since you have to take the watch off your wrist
@@micheledante396 I re-watched and at 2:24 she says there’s no quick adjust but you can micro adjust with the holes on the side so I take that as you need a tool to micro but I am not familiar with the 42 or Nomos. I’m just getting into this brand more recently so you seem to have much more experience with it! I like the look overall! Cheers!
The thinness of the watch with 200m of water resistance is incredible.
Ahhhh you beat me to it!!! I love the new Nomos! 😱💕 it looks absolutely amazing on you! I’m such a big fan of this watch! Nomos knocked it out of the park.
When is your review coming? 🙃
Jenni is fake. Total phoney.
Jenni - "The new club sport measures 37mm in diameter,"
Me - Nice! 37mm is good for us smaller wristed guys.
Jenni - "with a height of 8.4mm,"
Me - Wow!! Nice and slim, like I like my watches!
Jenni - "and a lug to lug of 47.7mm"
Me - WTF?! The lugs are ABSURDLY long. So much for this watch. :/
Tbh I have the Club Campus 38 which has 38mm lugs, and it sits beautifully on my 7" wrist. Because they are so thin, they really melt perfectly into your wrist.
The new Petrol Green Nomos Club is stunning ✨. A unique green tone that seperates itself from the typical green dials we see today .
*I’m stunned.* 🎉
"i really love the super long lugs on NOMOS watches", said no one, ever.
i am one of those ppl that like it 🤣
🤣 Totally murdered the watch with the L2L measurement.
Said that the guy who designed longines legend diver
Or on any watch. Long lugs are a Fvken NO!!
Love them long lugs
The 41 mm Aquis date sells for $2,200, and the Caliber 400 version is $3,500.
One day, Nomos will finally realize that long lugs aren’t essential to its brand identity.
Maybe then they'll start really selling watches
Can't wait till they figure that out.
I pray that day never comes.
So they can be the same as most other watch brands?
@@OpheliaNL so that their watches become more wearable
I'm personally in love with the look of this watch. Will order one when they allow factory pick-up/tours again.
Thanks for the side by side husband-wife wrist comparisons. My wife & I are also 150, 170 mm so extra helpful.
Really nice review. Comprehensive and thorough. Personally, I’ve just never come to terms with Nomos. There’s always just been something about their watches that just don’t click with me. Apparently I’m missing something because everyone seems to rave about them. Oh well…I guess that’s what makes this hobby so much fun
Is that not a Rolex case and bracelet.
Couldn't agree more. Except for their Lambda series watches, everything else seems blah to me.
Know what you mean. Got a chance to try some on one time, and they didn't look right on me. Looked like I was a knuckle dragging troglodyte borrowing some refined guy's watch. I can see how people like them, just doesn't work on me.
Long ass lugs for no reason 😂
I completely agree about the lugs. And it is a bit frustrating because without this issue it would be for me the perfect watch. Hope they ear you and will take this into account in future watches.
Love the dial and would probably be an instant purchase if not for those long lugs. I know Nomos is known for their long lugs but this just really looks out of proportion, and I feel a lot people would give this a skip
Good honest straightforward analysis; delivered as always in such a thoughtful engaging manner. Thanks Jenni; have a great week.Look forward to seeing you again soon.
This girl is pulling the wool over so many lonely middle aged mens eyes. It's so funny to watch her rip u all off with her BS ads for crappy watches.
Nomos is a favorite for me. I have the 42” Sport in blue (177mm wrist) and it is easily a favorite in my collection. I enjoy the long lugs, but of course that’s personal and physical preference. I do understand your frustration though. Seems many share that outlook. Excellent vid as usual! 😎👍🏼
I really like this one. I think that considering the long lugs, 37 mm finally is a good size for a lot of people. The petrol dial is amazing. I don't know if this will be my next purchase, because I'm also considering other different options, but for sure this will stay in my wishlist. Sooner or later I will be glad to add a Nomos to the collection.
Great video again. Thanks.
Nomos makes very very good watches, but they have the same effect on me as Omega…meh… The quality is there, no doubt, but somehow they look like a watch that could be at your local jeweler. There’s no wow-factor for me.
The 42mm version of this is my current daily driver, and I don’t normally wear watches every day. As useful as a Datejust or Submariner, but slimmer on the wrist and not conspicuously expensive.
But I do have a large wrist! And the clasp does collect scratches.
Time keeping is excellent. Losing maybe a second or two per day.
It is the first watch of Nomos I'm considering buying. Great design, size, movement and even price.
Loving it!
I now own this watch in the polar blue dial version. As Jenni said, the watch lugs are acceptable for my 17 cm wrist.
Very nice watch indeed. Too bad for the lugs length. The colors look very nice and the case looks slim. The clasp looks like a scratch magnet too...
Nomos does that thing where they love to make the lugs waaayyy too long...I mean, a 37mm watch but it has a lug-to-lug of 47.7mm?
Otherwise it's a beautiful watch.
Hi Jenni!
I wish Nomos would offer a brushed version of the Club Sport. It might look even more sportier. And it would help to reduce the effective lug to lug length by using female end links.
LG Claus
Great review! I really like the Petrol colour and the value here is hard to ignore! I still like the Club Campus with white dial bu t wish they’d put a date on it!
Forget the watch, I just love listening to her voice. :)
Phillipe Dufour loves them. Good enough for me
The long lugs really screw it. :(
Brilliant video! Many thanks for your review.😊
Thank you so much for covering this watch! I thought that the original 42 was stunning, but that lug-to-lug was too much to deal with. With the 37, a trip to the AD is very-much in my near future
Same !! The 42mm version's lug to lug was just a bit too much for me as well. This diameter + lug size should work great , just not sure about the male endlinks.
Wow I’m surprised I have yet to watch your vids. Love the wrist size comparison watches, the low music and your overall take. Looking forward to more
As a Z-Blue Milgauss and Minimatik fan, I'm pretty into this. Although a 48mm lug-to-lug works on my wrist, I think it looks proportionally too large on a 37mm watch.
Beautiful. Pity about the long lugs and the male end links. I can't wear it.
Love your videos, but next time double check your facts. Aquis watches with Sellita movements are 2,200 USD on a bracelet, their Calibre 400 that is also In-House (and has a much higher power reserve) are closer at 3,500 USD.
I'd rather have a thin case than a longer power reserve. It takes 10 seconds to set the time. And it should be a joy to handle the functions of your watch. Power reserve is overrated.
I prefer this watch over the Seamaster aqua terra.
As for bracelets I’ve gone off them.
I’ve just swapped my Hamilton scuba for a green nato strap.
Great review 👍🏻
Yes but the Aqua Terra is double the price and has a better movement and bracelet.
@@Drakewyrm That’s why I like it over the Aqua Terra.
The price!
if you are not into watches, not many people would know the difference between the the Nomos & AT.
I’ve a Railmaster Co-axial and quality is superb.
I know the quality of the Omega is superb.
The Co-Axial is awesome, but it is very thick. Aquaterra is sportier, but this one is definitely dressier, because it is so very thin.
Really like this watch (6.75 inch wrist here) but one thing I really don't get is the absence of screwdown crown for a 200 WR watch. Lazy? Surprising, at any rate.
Great review! Love the green dial and how the water resistance and general sportiness is spot on. Only thing that has kept me from owning one is the long lugs. Not just from a fit my wrist perspective, more they just look off and out of balance to me on such a well balanced and minimalistic watch.
Amazing video as always Jenni. I’m a huge Nomos fan too, but those lugs!! Thankfully not on all models, only on some. Proud Tetra owner 😊
It's really frustrating that Nomos has such long lugs. I'm not part of the itty bitty wrist committee, but I'm still smaller than average and this just won't do
Cool good looking watches. I just wish across maybe more of Nomos's watch range they could adjust their lug treatment. They just seem a bit longer than they should be.. especially the ones that are really straight and angular off the case. I just don't see the need to go quite that wide on the lugs for, otherwise, such carefully considered and refined watch designs from the brand.
Wow, nice footage and review.
I have a 6,75-7 inch wrist size, and for me the 33-35mm Nomos "thin bezel" watches are the right size. 37mm for a thin-ish bezel watch is too sporty a look. For that it needs more utility, like a rotating bezel , an alarm or whatever :) Nomos, please make more 33-35mm watches, unless you are coming with thick bezel watches. Such a shame that dressy wathces are SO big... they look like a little frying pan on the wrist!
Nice watch but the lugs just kill it for me. And I don’t have small wrists. Lugs seem out of proportion. And what’s the point of having the clasp as the most shiny part on a wristwatch?!
Excellent video. 37mm???....at 0:39 to my eyes it looks really big on your wrist, more like a 41mm. Not keen on the small seconds replacing the figure 6 or the shiny centre links and clasp. Never been into Nomos but apart from my criticism of the small seonds I do like the design and the blue of this model.
With those male endlings, the lug-lug is easily at or over 50mm. A bit overkill, relative to a 37mm watch head. You'd need mid to large wrists to pull it off without lug overhang, but then the watch face would look small. You can't win with this watch. Woud love to see how the polished clasp looks after a week of desk diving. The movement looks a bit pedestrian. Have seen similar decoration on watches several orders of magnitude cheaper. Applied cotes de geneve with plain cogwheels strewn around is an underwhelming sight. Nice watch overall, and the price seems to be close at the limit that they could realistically ask for it.
Great rundown. I want to like Nomos, but the dials just aren't quite right for me. This might be one of my favorites from the brand, but like you and many others I think the lugs kill it. My wrists can handle the length, but I think they ruin the proportions of the watch.
Nomos. Reminds me of the spaceship Nostromo. In a good way. These are beautifully engineered watches and they look lovely. Let down by silly long Dracula fang length lugs and a mirror finished clasp on a high traffic area will end in being a bit careful with it. Some tweaks and these watches would appeal. The Swiss make the best watches. So do the Germans. As I read on a watch ad in Zermatt 20 years ago.
Great video. I really wanted to see a lume shot and comparison to your own Club as these supposedly have improved lume?
would really consider this one if it wasn't for the long lugs...the colors are amazing as well
I’m not the biggest Nomos fan but I really like these watches
they let you down jenni, i will never forget them!
Hmm...I think this is the first Nomos I don't really like. I think it would look great on a strap, but on the bracelet it just looks a bit odd. The bracelet looks like it was designed for a different watch.
They sell it on different bracelets and straps
@@Super3xtr4 absolutely, I would get it on a strap, but it's a shame Nomos couldn't find a way of designing or more integrated looking bracelet
@@m.e.p.r yeah and shorten the lugs a little bit. 46,5mm would still be very long for a 37mm watch, but easier to wear.
Yeah same. The male endlinks make it look strange imo. Female endlinks or a strap would look much better
I agree that this piece would look so much better on a strap.
Never been a big fan of NOMOS, ironically I’ve preferred Junghans. This Neomatik is very VERY nice
Lugs are way too big imo.
39mm option with the same lug to lug would be perfect too. I want a NOMOS so bad but I hate the lugs being a mile long on each side.
The "Oyster" bracelet has regrettably pins and sleeves so go for the other bracelet which is adjustable with screws. Petrol is the color. The downside is it gets close to the price of Tudor and Omega which are better built.
I’ve been waiting for this review !
The itty bitty wrist committee 😂
I've been Nomos-curious for awhile. Cool looking watch with a lot on offer!
This is the first Nomos that has caught my eye!
Never understood why Nomos don't listen to the customer base and make watches with shorter lugs... this has been going on for many years and keeping many of us back from purchasing.
Oris Aquis date with Oris's in-house calibre 400 retails for 3300€...so it's pretty even with Nomos
With Sellita based Oris 733 movement Aquis costs considerably less.
I have a 1950’s 14K gold Glasshutte watch that is so small and german I think of you every time that I wear it.
Enjoyed the video but very echo-y for some reason. Unlike your other videos which have a very warm sound.
Did you try the bracelet on your own 37mm Club Neomatik? I have the 37mm siren white and would love to know if it fits if one day they decide to sell it separately…
If you can accept Tudor ranger's quirky dial, it's a better value with better movement and clasp
If I hadn't just bought a Zenith Capitan Elite Dual timer or a Blancpain Leman, I would be all over these watches. I love Nomos' style but I've always stayed away because they rarely offer a bracelet. The new clubs are pretty solid on the bracelet though and they remind me of the Grand Seiko Heritages in terms of case design and look.
Love this watch on a fabric strap, not on the bracelet.
So… the outer clasp is compact. But what good does that do if the inner is just as long as everywhere else? 🤔
The long lugs are to Nomos what the rivets are to Tudor. Something they stupidly persist on, despite everyone hating them for it.
Bracelet seems a bit derivative of an oyster bracelet. And that clasp should be brushed with a toolless quick-adjust system. But they're getting closer.
I see it as a scratch magnet!
This can easily sway me from a datejust. Looks pretty the more you look at it.
I haven't finished the video but i just wanted to say is that a new studio? Cool!
Very good story.
Nomos beatiful watch. Nice.
Great review. Petrol (ironic name) is very nice.
But the price? 🤣 Nomos is smoking the good stuff. Like many GER watches (sadly even Sinn), $750 to $1000 overpriced.
For an in house caliber with in house escapment. For me the price is normal.
That looks surprisingly large for a 37mm. That big dial and long lug to lug make the proportions look odd in my opinion
I really like this watch.
I love watching your videos so much ❤
Great info / review but one mistake in your research...you mixed up the pricing. The one reviewed by you is 2445 Dollar not 31xx...this would be the bigger brother the reference 782 in 42mm and date and not the shown reference 747 with 37mm and no date.
Why their lugs always extend so long ? so sad for my small wrist
A very beautiful watch, and I love the colors, but I don't like the lugs. I know they can do better. Designing lugs with a downturn isn't difficult. Overall a great video and I appreciate your views and opinions. Thank you.
Hmm. Regarding the price comperison with Oris Aquis.. The Oris Aquis you get for that price would have the Cal 400. So also in-house, not Sellita.. Or isnt the Cal 400 in-house from Oris?
Oris Cal 400 is a proprietary movement but they do not make it themselves as they don't have any movement manifacturing equipment/knowhow. It may be made by Sellita, we don't know.
Interesting comparision with the Oris Aquis. While I would definitely go for Aquis myself with what seems to be better finishing and dive bezel, the fact that Nomos can go inhouse speaks volumes.
Not to worry. Plenty of caliber 400 Aquis selling well bellow retail from pro sellers on a certain website.
@@shuycg yes im looking at them. Its a grail for me, hoping to get one within 5 years for a milestone
Oris Aquis date with Oris's in-house calibre 400 retails for 3300€...so it's pretty even with Nomos
Nomos's long lug lengths are a frequent obstacle for me. I can deal with it in things like the Tangente where the thin case width lets long, tin lugs work visually as well as let a smaller dial size look larger than it is but I don't see the point of it on what looks like so many sports watch cases out there that just blend together. I'm also not the biggest fan of the Club style dial face as it looks like of chunky compared to the normal Nomos case design but it does work better here.
You are so lovely. And the way you say, "itty bitty ....". Thanks. Best wishes from India. xxxxx
Very nice review of a brand I am on the fence about. When will we see more Elden Ring?
Excellente review ,very good watches but it must better in 40mm......
Thank You Jenni 🙂👍🇨🇿
I'm bracelet guy and this is for me great.
I really like this watch.....
Love it!
Yes not your typical Nomos… but just like people didn’t like the ALS Odyseus at first…
Gostei do relógio!👏👏
Brava
8:22... I don't see where it overhangs on a 150mm, especially when lungs and links bend down to hug the small wrist.
Gosh, I wish they would stop with the long lugs!
Why is the clasp upside down?
Beautiful watch , but 37mm is a tad too small for me. I would love a 39mm version.
There's a 40mm with a different bracelet
Loved this review, I also think the lug to lug is huge and it ruined the wearability of this watch. Could you please review this TISSOT PRX 35MM POWERMATIC 80 STEEL & 18K GOLD BEZEL, it also has 44 Diamonds and it's under 2k! It's a real good looking watch.
With that one, you are mostly buying materials. The design is good. The caliber is basic and the finishing is that of a under 1000 euro watch (leading the segment, maybe), but not that of a 2000 euro watch.
I saw a NOMOS at the pawn shop last month, White face, black leather strap, nice watch but was asking $2500 for it. Nope, not paying that for a watch on the used market when full retail new is $3000.
Wow, watching this video not seeing the price, I would have valued this watch at 1,500 to 1,700.
@@casualsuede exactly. And at that price I’d consider it. It’s laughable at over $3k. Nomos needs to come to grips with SUI > GER. Ditto Sinn.
Hi Jenny, really nice review! As an IBWC member I was waiting for your video. Are you sure there is no micro adjustment on the clasp as in the 42mm version? It's not easy to catch and use as a micro-link adjustment, basically there are two small pins inside the clasp that squeeze a spring bar so it's possible to move the bracelet into the 3 small holes. It's not the best but it's a nice touch to have, I hope Nomos doesn't left it just for the 42mm as for the screw-down crown. Great content as always!
Yes there are manual micro adjust with the pins that require a tool, just no adjust on the fly
@@dukes70 Sorry but no, on the 42 mm there is no need for a tool, but it's true that it not could be done on the fly as on a Rolex since you have to take the watch off your wrist
@@micheledante396 I was referring to the new 37mm model. She showed the side of the clasp with the holes in it
@@dukes70 Even the 42mm has the holes on the side of the clasp for micro adjustment but without tool, that's why I was asking for the 37mm!
@@micheledante396 I re-watched and at 2:24 she says there’s no quick adjust but you can micro adjust with the holes on the side so I take that as you need a tool to micro but I am not familiar with the 42 or Nomos. I’m just getting into this brand more recently so you seem to have much more experience with it! I like the look overall! Cheers!