Nomos Tangente

In Conclusion,: the Nomos Tangente is the perfect watch for the minimalist and Bauhaus junkie.. For its price, you get way more than what you pay for

Again, I think they all work, but the middle size is my preference on looks.

From left to the right: the Seiko SKX013, the Tudor Black Bay 58 in black, the Grand Seiko SBGA413, the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 38 and the Nomos Tangente 38. I started in the watch collecting path after acquiring the Nomos. I do not see this watch in the long term in my collection although I really like it. The movement is well decorated and the dial, while simple, is beautiful, but the case feels delicate and not to the same quality as the rest of the watch.

It's the perfect GADA watch that can be dressed down or up with leather straps or natos, or just can be used with this amazing H-link bracelet even with a suit. I have not encountered a strap yet that would not suit this watch, quite extraordinary. The brushed finishing on the watch and bracelet is beautiful and the lacquered inky black dial is quite striking in my opinion. This one will most likely stick with me until the end of days.

Very happy with this current 3 piece that includes a manual wind Nomos Tangente as dress watch, Quartz Omega AT as tool watch and off course the BB58 as a diver powered by the in-house automatic movement of Tudor. Thinking about adding a chrono and maybe a vintage piece in the future, preferably a DJ.

The Nomos Tangente is my first “real” watch and still remains my chosen dress watch, even though I do love the aesthetic of the Black Bay fabric strap with a navy suit jacket. Last but not least, the Sinn 104 is my “beater” watch, since in my lifestyle nothing I do would ever actually damage it, but it is the watch I would wear when going hiking or to the dog park with my pups.

After a very chaotic year I decided to make a purchase I have wanted to make for some time now. I've been looking at the Nomos Tangente for quite a while, but unfortunately I hadn't been able to afford it. My most expensive watch purchase until this one had been about 300$. But after a rollercoaster of a year I decided to purchase a higher tier watch.

My boi right here, fist bump. Judging from the roles and price range of these, the next one I would go with a Nomos Tangente. I mean come on, gotta give leather some love. While there is a Orion/Ludwig/Tangente trio from Nomos and I'm typically the Orion/Ludwig guy, I personally would pick Tangente for your collection because Orion is the minimalist, Ludwig is the classical and Tangente is the modern twist.

I do enjoy a good digital watch and this is a little different from the usual G Shocks that I wear. Comfortable and had a few compliments with this. 2) Nomos Tangente 38.