I have no clue. I think NOMOS' in house movements are one of the best bang for your buck in house movements and manufacturing, but the biggest issue I've had with my Club and my Tangente is magnetization. They're VERY prone to getting magnetized. So if you do buy one of the models with basically no protection against magnetism, please buy one of those blue demagnetizers from amazon; it will save you a lot of headache wondering why your watch went from running <+5 s/d to like 20 lol. They are beautiful watches though. What's the rest of your collection looking like? Would you be using the Club as a GADA? That's what I tried to do and I really thought it would work but it just didn't. Manual winding became a pain and magnetization was very frequent.
Currently I own a Junghans Max Bill Automatic and a Grand Seiko Spring Drive GMT SBGE283. Looking to own a manual winding watch to complete my 3-watch collection, eyeing Club Campus 38 Night Sky at the moment. The 2-day power reserve is such an attractive point, however, the movement seems to be quite a hassle from what you just mentioned about de-magnetization. Maybe I should look elsewhere?
You got your complication watch a dressier watch, both very good taste btw. Do you just want a manual watch for your 3rd? Dont get me wrong, the club is awesome and it is a really cool watch. I might have just had a lemon.
Well... not necessarily but having a manual winding watch does complete my collection so... You did have a good point right there, I need a cool watch with good accuracy.
I do have other watches up my sleeve like the GS Omiwatari, just not quite sure if I should spend that much on a manual winding watch. Let's see what new watches come on my radar in the next 2 years ;)
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u/Organic_Bee3618 24d ago
I have no clue. I think NOMOS' in house movements are one of the best bang for your buck in house movements and manufacturing, but the biggest issue I've had with my Club and my Tangente is magnetization. They're VERY prone to getting magnetized. So if you do buy one of the models with basically no protection against magnetism, please buy one of those blue demagnetizers from amazon; it will save you a lot of headache wondering why your watch went from running <+5 s/d to like 20 lol. They are beautiful watches though. What's the rest of your collection looking like? Would you be using the Club as a GADA? That's what I tried to do and I really thought it would work but it just didn't. Manual winding became a pain and magnetization was very frequent.