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i have talked with both we had an nice interaction but i didnt get to try or get any guitar because my budget is lower
In that case it has to be an Altamira, as Michael says on this website 'Best bang for the buck', well made, easy to play and ideal for a first GJ guitar. There are many on here who would prefer to recommend their favourite luthier but for the price you can't fault them.
I've got another option for you - JWC Guitars made by Jeongwoo Cho. They don't get mentioned a lot on this forum but a lot of European players swear by them, including Paulus Schaffer. Jeongwoo is based in Korea so his prices are very competitive for a luthier made guitar (start at about 1500 euros I think, so about the same as a secondhand Nomade).