In celebration of 175 years of Glashütte watchmaking, NOMOS has announced the new Lambda collection, in stainless steel. There are three color variants in total that comprise these new releases, and they are a white dial, a black dial, and a blue dial – each being limited to 175 pieces, consistent with the anniversary. I have said before that this is the year of the dial swap. Well, with this new release NOMOS has gone one step further, to the case swapAll of the sudden, I was in the hobby far deeper than I had ever anticipated. I seemed to be the only person interested in these obscure beauties. I ended up buying a slightly larger link Air Command Flyback Chronograph that was a part of Blancpain's late '90s "Trilogy" series. The quality was unbelievable. With each '90s Blancpain and Zenith I purchased, I was more and more impressed with the overall quality, not to mention the spectacular in-house movements.For a watchmaker who values the distinction between watch finishing and watch making, the finishing is still fantastic. Pikullik tried to use every possible skill of finishing on the watch. The exterior steel chapter ring is black polished. The dial is frosted, beveled, and polished with a polished interior angle around the moonphase "ball" which is also frosted. The gears, hands, and even the pinions have been beautifully hand-finished.
The Angelus Chronographe Telemètre Steel Rose costs CHF 17,900. The brand has produced only 25 of these. A gray-dial version, also limited to 25 pieces, and a yellow gold model, limited to 15, came out alongside this one.On the wrist it absolutely glows; this would be pretty much a picture perfect daily wear watch for anyone who travels a bit (or a lot). The only possible gotcha for some potential clients for this watch might be the case dimensions; it's 40mm x 14.4mm, which is link not at all out of line for a modern daily-wear sports watch, but if you want something slimmer with a bit more dressy vibe, consider the Hi-Beat SBGJ217; 39.5mm x 13.9mm on a strap.Despite its longstanding history in watchmaking, the Royal Oak has come to define Audemars Piguet's modern context. What started as a daring up-market take on a sports watch would eventually evolve to include the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar, a synthesis of old school AP calendar watchmaking and the brand's then avant-garde octagonal sports watch.While the watches involved in those feats largely looked the same as the Speedmasters of today, specifically with black dials, there's also a long history of white-dialed Speedmasters, dating to the same year as the moon landing. Before we get to the comparisons on the market, let's take a look at the other white dials in the Moonwatch lineup. If you're into history, buckle up. If you're just here for the modern stuff, you can skip ahead. I won't hold it against you.
I will leave the specifications for the table below the article so you can link find all the details you want about the watch.The 6L35 movement also has a higher operating frequency of 28,800 beats per hour versus 21,600.At first glance, without a wrist for scale, you might not even realize that you’re not looking at the SKX007. The SKX013 really is a dead-ringer for its big brother, in most respects. However, the watch has a smaller case that measures 37mm across and 13mm top to bottom. This makes it a full 5mm smaller in diameter (although thickness is the same). That’s a serious difference right there.As mentioned, one of Kremer's largest and most well-known productions was 2014's Interstellar, directed by Christopher Nolan. That film famously features two Hamilton timepieces – a regular production model from the brand's catalog and a special watch, made specifically for the film.

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