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Naoya Hida - NH Type 2A......
a new offer from the Japanese indie watch maker....
NH Type 2A - manually wound center seconds in 37 mm stainless steel case...
i looks cool & i think the dial design is aesthetically well done. Nothing is mentioned about the movement though...
the previous NH Type 1B/1C, also 37 mm stainless steel case with sub-seconds came with a Valjoux 7750 movement but stripped to time-subseconds only application...
I like the aesthetic restraints and the design feel of 1950s...on top manually wound plus 37mm case makes it interesting too - to be seen in metal !
what do you think ?!
Best,
mahesh.,
nothing mentioned on price...the earlier sub-sec version was around $16k if i recollect well... [nt]
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Lovely watches.
I like the aesthetics of this watches. Definitely in my taste. I personally prefer central seconds. The second one would be perfect with sub dial on 6 o’clock.
Really nice watches with right case sizes.
I agree Claudio...in deed there are very few 'simple' watches around 37mm today...i think the case size is coming back as i see most brands coming to 38/39mm now ! [nt]
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Yes, why not ....
Lots to like. It would be good to see a wrist shot. I think the price should be considered at Yen 1,800,000 +Tax.
Thanks for sharing this.
it was the first pic they've put on insta...hope more info should follow soon... [nt]
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i love the restrain in the dial...very understated albeit reminds me of the old PP or a recent Longines sector dial - no?! [nt]
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Great looking watches ,i have been following the brand for a while on IG
Love the classic style.
A triumph in simplicity!
Great size, gorgeous numerals and I actually like the colour of the dial and the case shape. A real winner! Thanks for posting Mahesh.
my pleasure...i liked the 2A too - a very simple daily watch, isn't it ? [nt]
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I wish he had restrained that subdial
So it didn’t take a bite of 8 and 10.
I couldn’t live with it...
Cazalea
I couldn’t live with it...
Cazalea
Great piece. Really like the first one pictured.
Wish it was a bit bigger in the 39mm range.
Cheers,
John
in deed John, a good time piece...i think the case size is classy but my modern standards it might be considered small.
I think he didn't intend to match the modern trend as the dial is designed to 50s styling imho
I think you're right.
Seeing the more casual nature of the piece, I thought a more casual size would be nicer too.
37 mm is perfect for a dress watch under a well-tailored cuff.
And of course, I am thinking of my wrist alone
37 mm is perfect for a dress watch under a well-tailored cuff.
And of course, I am thinking of my wrist alone
i believe it is a closed case back but no details on it nor the movement...i'll let you know if there is any info further ! [nt]
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Many thanks for sharing this option my friend
Probably a very nice version but I would be happy to see more details including the movement...
I really liked it also...
Very classy imho...
the Nakagawa is a very interesting one....offers tons and tons of black polished surfaces !
also the new white dial is an intersting one too.
Unfortunately, both are closed case backs - what i got as feedback for the Naoya Hida is both of the watches carry a Valjoux 7750 movement stripped to Time only features...sadly no pictures of them :-(
- what i got as feedback for the Naoya Hida is both of the watches carry a Valjoux 7750 movement stripped to Time only features...sadly no pictures of them :-( Prenez soin de vous et votre famille mon ami !
I like ...
... based on standalone design aesthetics and size. Classic.
In terms of value for money would rather get a custom made piece from Torsti Laine and have some change left to buy a few Longines retro re-editions.
In terms of value for money would rather get a custom made piece from Torsti Laine and have some change left to buy a few Longines retro re-editions.