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Nomos 35 or 38?
I'm interested in two versions of the Nomos Ludwig handwound with Roman numerals. I was in the store for these photos. These aren't Ludwigs, I'm just trying on the only models they had. If you can judge just the size, that would help me out! I've asked on another forum, but I'd really like to have some Purist input as well!!
My wrist is 7.25" and more round than flat.
Here are two shots of the 35mm
Here are two shots of the 38mm
Nomos 35 or 38?
I'm interested in two versions of the Nomos Ludwig handwound with Roman numerals. I was in the store for these photos. These aren't Ludwigs, I'm just trying on the only models they had. If you can judge just the size, that would help me out! I've asked on...
I had owned a Ludwig before
and opted for the 35mm version because I have a small wrist of about 6.5 inches. Yours being 7.25 inches begs for the 38mm version. I concur with my other purists. Do not be afraid of the long lugs!!
The verdict is in! I went for the 35, here’s why
Pictures later! I’m in the midst of moving. At the AD, I spent 1/2 hour with the 35mm and 1/2 hour with the 38. I walked around the store, posed in front of mirrors, got a feeling of the strap, the shift of the watch under the Brooks Brothers Oxford cloth...
Pictures of the 35mm Ludwig
I found time to take some quick snapshots yesterday. I'm very happy with it, because I was going for a more vintage look. I went to the AD and spent a half hour each with the 35 and 38. I looked in mirrors, felt the straps on my wrist, and was very well a...
I agree with your choice
This is 36mm and fits great, with my wrist the same size as yours. Cazalea ...
Predictable. There's a reason . . .
. . . why vintage classics are in the 33 to 35 mm range. They simply look better on the wrist. Cordially, Art