Hands-On: A Look At The NOMOS Lambda �C The $20,000 NOMOS
If you caught last year’s watch I wore the most by every member of the team, then you know that I’m a devoted fan of NOMOS. I’m admitting that bias up front in an attempt to absolve myself of any allegations of favoritism at the end of the review. This is a hands-on report on the NOMOS Lambda, a model that was met with a variety of praise and criticism when we first covered it. Along with its sister-release the Lux, the Lambda is NOMOS’s most expensive offering – by a lot. The Weltzeit (the astounding in-house dual time that sent ripples through the industry) retails at $6,100, and even that’s a price hike from the majority of NOMOS’s other in-house, stainless-steel models, which range from $1,500 to $4,000. The Lambda retails at $18,000 in rose gold and $20,000 in white gold. I’ll be the first to admit the unexpected proposition from my favorite German brand. 1 OF 8 Has NOMOS established itself as a (if not the) leader in t

Omega SMP Professional Chronometer losing time!
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this caught my eye and i thought .... yeah thats niceanybody else ever catch an unexpected reflection?

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Your Rolex and your NFL Gear
I have a love/hate relationship with my guys - mostly hate, in recent years - but they're still my team. What Rolex are you wearing while watching your favorite team this Sunday?Go, you Buffalo Bills!