27-10-2014, 09:45 PM
Tak alle sammen 
Ved godt, at det ville være alt for småt til dig, Kim. Det er vist ikke kun din smag!
Lidt mere Info om LE Wempe:
Der blev produceret 125 stk til hver by, hvor Wempe har butik.
Min primære grund har dog ikke været LE. Det var mere eller mindre bare den bedste, der var til salg lige nu, synes jeg. Og valget faldt på Tangente som entry til mærket; og jeg synes mekanisk er charmerende; samt at det var her jeg oplevede højst value for money.
Om værket (fra [url]"http://www.thepurists.net/Patrons/members/rogertsai/Nomos/Tangente%20review%20page%202.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.thepurists.net/Patrons/membe ... ge%202.htm[/url]):
"I think it is safe to say that the movement of the Nomos Tangente contributes quite significantly to its massive success over the years. Although the Nomos 1TSP (T for the Triovis fine adjustment, S for stop-seconds, and P for the 3/4 plate) is based on the ETA Peseux 7001 as its ébauche, but upon reading the following specifications one may understand why Nomos is assigning names to their movements because they have been refined so extensively that they resemble very little with an original Peseux 7001 movement.
The Nomos 1TSP is measured 23.3mm in diameter and 2.5 mm in height, comes with 17 jewels and composed of 98 individual parts. It is equipped with Nomos' own fracture-proof mainspring with 45 hours of power reserve. A Nivarox 1A balance spring is fitted along with Triovis fine adjustment and Incabloc shock protection beating at 21,600 a/h, being adjusted in 4 positions. The movement surfaces are sand-blasted and then gold-plated while the base plate is treated with Nomos' "Langeleist" circular graining. Following the Glashütte tradition the movement is fitted with a 3/4 plate featuring the Glashütte-style Nomos click, and the ratchet and crown wheel have the traditional Glashütte sunburst pattern applied on them. Last but not the least, the countersunk steel screws are first polished until the heads are flat and then blued in the same manner as the blued hands mentioned before (the entire screw is blued, including the slot). The ratchet and crown screws feature a bright polished finish. What distinguishes this movement from a normal 1TSP is the addition of the red word "Wempe" and the city name with its symbol, which happens to be the Tour Eiffel of Paris in this case."
Så det er ikke så ringe
Hvis min begejstring fortsætter er der ingen tvivl om, at jeg skal have et Weltzeit på et tidspunkt
//M
Ved godt, at det ville være alt for småt til dig, Kim. Det er vist ikke kun din smag!Lidt mere Info om LE Wempe:
Der blev produceret 125 stk til hver by, hvor Wempe har butik.
Min primære grund har dog ikke været LE. Det var mere eller mindre bare den bedste, der var til salg lige nu, synes jeg. Og valget faldt på Tangente som entry til mærket; og jeg synes mekanisk er charmerende; samt at det var her jeg oplevede højst value for money.
Om værket (fra [url]"http://www.thepurists.net/Patrons/members/rogertsai/Nomos/Tangente%20review%20page%202.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.thepurists.net/Patrons/membe ... ge%202.htm[/url]):
"I think it is safe to say that the movement of the Nomos Tangente contributes quite significantly to its massive success over the years. Although the Nomos 1TSP (T for the Triovis fine adjustment, S for stop-seconds, and P for the 3/4 plate) is based on the ETA Peseux 7001 as its ébauche, but upon reading the following specifications one may understand why Nomos is assigning names to their movements because they have been refined so extensively that they resemble very little with an original Peseux 7001 movement.
The Nomos 1TSP is measured 23.3mm in diameter and 2.5 mm in height, comes with 17 jewels and composed of 98 individual parts. It is equipped with Nomos' own fracture-proof mainspring with 45 hours of power reserve. A Nivarox 1A balance spring is fitted along with Triovis fine adjustment and Incabloc shock protection beating at 21,600 a/h, being adjusted in 4 positions. The movement surfaces are sand-blasted and then gold-plated while the base plate is treated with Nomos' "Langeleist" circular graining. Following the Glashütte tradition the movement is fitted with a 3/4 plate featuring the Glashütte-style Nomos click, and the ratchet and crown wheel have the traditional Glashütte sunburst pattern applied on them. Last but not the least, the countersunk steel screws are first polished until the heads are flat and then blued in the same manner as the blued hands mentioned before (the entire screw is blued, including the slot). The ratchet and crown screws feature a bright polished finish. What distinguishes this movement from a normal 1TSP is the addition of the red word "Wempe" and the city name with its symbol, which happens to be the Tour Eiffel of Paris in this case."
Så det er ikke så ringe
Hvis min begejstring fortsætter er der ingen tvivl om, at jeg skal have et Weltzeit på et tidspunkt
//M
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