May be a long shot but I have a question on this Nomos model 😁 Please help me Crunchers!
Are these dial material/treatment any different?
Do any of you own a Nomos Orion "175 years of watchmaking in glasshutte" and can tell me if the dial is darker than a regular Nomos Orion?
Or maybe a watch shop owner that has seen them both...
Thank you!
I really like the subdial on the "175 years..." but I prefer a brighter dial and I was worried that it is darker :/ that's why I hate when companies have 3D renders of their watches instead of real photos.
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Tancredi
Watch enthusiast from Italy 🇮🇹 I like to design new watches for fun and talk about some that I like! In love with german watchmaking 💛
Orvieto, Italy
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7.09” / 18.00 cm
the fastest answer may be if you write directly to Nomos
Might look up the reference number and do some investigating on Google
the fastest answer may be if you write directly to Nomos
I did but they didn't give me any info 'cause the model is no longer available since it was a limited edition 😅 they said "that's not available anymore... buy these instead :😉" and I was like 🙄
Might look up the reference number and do some investigating on Google
Tried, but being a dial that varies with light conditions if I don't have a direct comparison with the same camera and lights I cannot tell :/
Hi there, finding a monochrome arrival on the 175 release and:
"While the cases are classic Orion, the main difference and what brings exclusivity to these 175 Years Watchmaking Glashütte limited editions are the dials. Here, they are domed, electroplated with silver and with faceted golden indices and steel-blued hands."
Could it be Silver on 175 and white on the standard?
https://monochrome-watches.com/introducing-new-limited-editions-nomos-orion-neomatik-175-years-watchmaking-glashutte-specs-price/
Hi there, finding a monochrome arrival on the 175 release and:
"While the cases are classic Orion, the main difference and what brings exclusivity to these 175 Years Watchmaking Glashütte limited editions are the dials. Here, they are domed, electroplated with silver and with faceted golden indices and steel-blued hands."
Could it be Silver on 175 and white on the standard?
https://monochrome-watches.com/introducing-new-limited-editions-nomos-orion-neomatik-175-years-watchmaking-glashutte-specs-price/
It may be 🤔 thank you for your help :)