To celebrate the 175th Anniversary of Watchmaking in Glashütte, Nomos has introduced a limited edition, stainless steel version of their iconic Lamda. Set in a 40mm highly polished housing, the glossy lacquered dial, available in white, blue or black, has the appearance of a fired enamel, perfectly accented by precise hour and minute marks and slim sweep hands. The result is a dial that is at once refreshing to view and easy to comprehend. The Lamda epitomizes the term “dress watch”…however, while it’s the perfect accessory for a bespoke suit, this stainless steel version is also equally at home with an untucked polo shirt and shorts. The 84-hour power reserve mechanism and features are identical to those found in the gold Lamda. A transparent rear crystal affords a glimpse of the works, accented by the balance cock inscribed with what translates to “lovingly produced in Glasshütte.”; Nomos-Glashuette.com.
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