Nomos Zurich Worldtimer Blue Watch
Achtung, German watchmaking enthusiasts! Since it was introduced in 2010, the Zurich Worldtimer - or Z��rich Weltzeit, as it is known to our Deutsch-sprechen friends - has become one of the most compelling models released by the innovative German manufacture Nomos Glash��tte.Now, the Nomos Worldtimer is being released later this fall in a new edition called the Nomos Zurich Worldtimer True Blue (or Zu?rich Weltzeit nachtblau). This proves an exciting development for two major reasons. For one, it gives this model a blue dial option �C but even more significantly, updates the movement with new technology to make it even more in-house and original. Thus, in addition to the new dial color the movement in this new model is different than the original Nomos Zurich Worldtimer watch.The original version of the Nomos Worldtimer provided a stunning expansion of the brand's original design mandate. While the majority of the Nomos models reflect a minimal, Bauhaus-influenced aesthetic, the Nomos Wor

I bought this Chronomat Blackbird new 12 years ago.
Don't wear it often. Have never seen another in the wild although I know they are out there. I can't ever decide if I like it or not after all these years but I still have it.

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AD to keep warranty card
Added my name to waiting list for 116610LN and was called back 2 days later to say one was in stock (was not expecting that!).Now a few months on I have added my name to the list for the 116610LV. If your not on the list you'll never get to the top of the list! I was told between 2-5 years. It was explained that the AD will keep the warranty card for a period of 12 months before releasing it. This is even the case for repeat Rolex customers.It is obviously to prevent people buying and selling fast. Not my intention. Intend on selling LN once in possession of LV.I'm just wondering if this is common practice