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The Value Proposition: The Nomos Tangente, Setting New Standards For The Modern Watch
Some watches cost $36,440 and are worth every penny. Other watches, like the Nomos Tangente, cost $2,330 and make you wonder why more companies can’t (or won’t) produce models offering this much value. The Tangente is the type of watch that makes writing this column easy. A little too easy. At this price point, there’s no other modern brand that gets design, manufacturing, and quality consistently right – across a range of models, to boot. The Tangente is minimal without being sterile, modern without being brash, and above all, it houses an in-house movement, the Nomos Alpha caliber. This is a true Value Proposition. 2 OF 8 The stainless steel case is just 6.7mm thick ¨C a welcome break from watches that are still too thick in the 21st century. First, let’s discuss the size: a stainless-steel case measuring 37.5mm x 6.75 mm (despite the "38" in the model name) is unusual for a new watch, especially in a market lately dominated b

Resetting time problem?
I recently bought a 1995 Submariner I also own a Airking, so i am aware that they need to be wind up after not wearingDo i have a problem ? with my new watchWhilst resetting the time it felt like it slipped a few times and the hand did not movei hope i have explained this properlyi am going back to the Jewellers tomorrow as i feel this should not be the caseI would be grateful your opinionsRay

In Search Of...
Looking for a watch shop recommendation in NE OHIO I've had my Seiko watch band sized and the AD did not fit the barrels onto the pins correctly and now they're gone Went into another shop and they were pretty much clueless - suggesting crazy glue??? I have the pins and this should not be rocket science for people who are in the bus. but apparently it is Help!I should add that I'm originally from NY so a decent pizzeria would help too!!!

Quick update on the Swatch ebauche supply story ...
Caught this news story earlier today.ANALYSIS-Swatch move could force watchmakers to turn to Asia 04:15 Hours ago"PARIS/ZURICH, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Swatch Group's plan to stop supplying rivals with key components threatens the "Swiss made" seal on which the industry rests and could force watchmakers to source from Asia or simply go out of business. Industry experts believe Switzerland's watch brands have become too dependent on Swatch Group and have not invested enough in engineering, preferring instead to splash out on fancy marketing campaigns featuring famous sports stars and actors. "It is clear that a tightening of the supply market coupled with the need to redefine the business model could turn a few brands to quick and cheap sourcing alternatives in East Asia," said Pierre Landolt, Chairman of the Sandoz Family Foundation, which is behind high-end watchbrand Parmigiani Fleurier. "Watchmaking is one of the few global markets where Switzerland enjoys a position of leader.

15202st vs 15202or vs 15305st
Hey guys so my 39mm Panda Dial ROC was my first nice watch and I have always thought of it as a keeper. However, service is due next year and come to think of it, I have rarely worn the watch at all since my collection has grown a lot in the past 2-3 years due to the fact that the single fold clasp is extremely uncomfortable for my wrist. I'm considering replacing it with one of the three choices listed above and would like to hear thoughts on which you all prefer. The replacement has to be a Royal Oak for me because it is what got me interested in horology in the first place. Also versatility is not a concern for me as this will be in rotation with a other watches. Thanks in advance!