Reply With QuoteLet's see if this works - nomos Orion perhaps - my Weiss is here for the duration ..Originally Posted by hicksmat
... Or how's about a junghans max bill?
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As per the title
I like good design. Minimalist. Like this for example: radio hyper chrome ultra light
A Week On The Wrist: The Rado HyperChrome Ultra Lighthttps://www.hodinkee.com/articles/rado-hyperchrome-ultra-light-week-on-the-wrist
Any other good ideas? Thanks.
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Let's see if this works - nomos Orion perhaps - my Weiss is here for the duration ..
... Or how's about a junghans max bill?
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How about the Christopher Ward C5 Malvern 595?
Guy
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I did look at that CW as I own a few already. Problem with all the suggestions so far is nice watches but all a bit samey.
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MOVADO
Sapphire Silver Mirror Dial Men's Watch
This is exactly the kind of watch I hate and should never be made. Ever. :)MOVADO
Sapphire Silver Mirror Dial Men's Watch
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I concur with the post mentioning Nomos
The Day-Date was made with a few different markerless dials. ;)
How about H.Moser?
How about a Montblanc Heritage Chronométrie Ultra Slim? Just got mine this week
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Suits you sir
Minimalist, PP Calatrava, VC Patrimony, AP Jules Audemars
IMG_0071copy copycopy by Dave in Wales, on Flickr
Have to agree the Nomos is a classic, but the Junghans Max Bill fits that criteria too.
Nomos if you're on a budget. If you're not, A. Lange & Sohne Saxonia Thin - https://www.alange-soehne.com/en/tim.../#saxonia-thin
This is exquisite;
Or a little plainer if you like;
I've got to agree with the comments below that you must have a research of Nomos if you're looking for a minimalist watch.
They've nailed the Bauhaus style excellently.
The Orion would be the one to look at;
Or if you want something more high-end take a look at the Lambda;
Last edited by Wyley; 26th April 2018 at 12:09.
Beautiful, but who stuck the bloody logo there ?How about the Christopher Ward C5 Malvern 595?
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How minimalist? Minimalist price as well!
Hamilton intramatic?
I was thinking the same - it's currently my minimalistest watch.
Another possibility is the CW C9 Jumping Hour.
I was intending to put up a pic of each but Tapatalk says no at the moment.
Ah there we are.
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Breguet ultra slim classique.
Defakto Kinetik?
https://goo.gl/images/V4PCLT
Dave E
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It's probably worth mentioning that, just as with any other style, minimalism can be poorly-done. And as flattering as Hodinkee's photography tends to be, the Rado just isn't a particularly good design example:
This has a simple dial
Have to agree RE the Rado. I brought one and returned it straight away, loved the photos and look but it was horrible on the wrist, comes with a cheap strap and is very expensive.It's probably worth mentioning that, just as with any other style, minimalism can be poorly-done. And as flattering as Hodinkee's photography tends to be, the Rado just isn't a particularly good design example:
Nomos are really nailing it right now I would probably look there.
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Drool.....
I think the white gold, blue dial version (tiefblau) is utterly stunning; but £15k.. :(
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Grand Seiko do minimal.......this current design comes straight from their first ever watch in the sixties.
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For one glorious moment, I thought that said 'Bratwurst'.How minimalist? Minimalist price as well!
Skagen?
Sinn 556i? EZM3f?
Meistersinger?
I don’t really know much about Nomos....but I like ‘em
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