Reply With QuoteNice! I like it. But I would have liked it more in at least a 40mm case (I do have humongous wrists).
Bravo Junghans........I think its the first time I see a Junghans that I would really love to own,
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Nice! I like it. But I would have liked it more in at least a 40mm case (I do have humongous wrists).
There's something about the second one that I really like, I just can't figure out what it is!
Thatīs true and I didnīt even notice it was that small. I think 39-40 mm would have been perfect......Originally Posted by o u t a t i m e
Love the second one
And I love the first!
I'm not bowled over by either but they've got that style well and truly sorted of late. Great examples of less being more.
The movement is the 7001 - the small seconds position means that it can't really be used on a 40mm-ish kind of watch (meanwhile the unitas movement is too big for a 40mm case) - see how on the 7001-derived Nomos watches even on the 38mm designs the subdial is rather a way from the edge of the dial
I'm looking forward to seeing real photos of these, not renders.
They look nice. I think they will look big enough considering they don't have very big bezels. They are on pre-order on Jura for 1050 with lead time of Sept. Think I will stick with my max bill.
They do look lovely. They look very slim which is quite elegant.
I suspect that they will wear bigger than the dimensions might suggest due to the large dial to bezel ratio.
Great size I think, for an all dial / small bezel watch. But one size never fits all.
They both look really nice, the 2nd one especially.
Its nice. What do you mean to small? Dress watches are suppose to be small. This one is big for a dress watch.
The second one looks lovely
Nice size too
The first one is way up my list of possible next watches and although the size won't be ideal for everyone I think it suits the style. I looking forward to seeing one in the flesh.
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