The Wand turntable

The tonearm is a unipivot which would disqualify it for me. Your Thorens is a better turntable. I think you would be going backwards. You are better off spending the money on a new cartridge like any of the high output Soundsmith cartridges or the Clearaudio MM cartridges. 

In case that helps.
https://www.tnt-audio.com/sorgenti/wand_turntable_e.html
And for me it has the motor at the right position.
A better cartridge is a good thought.

In case that helps.
https://www.tnt-audio.com/sorgenti/wand_turntable_e.html

 Thanks. I did know this review, but it is not rich of technical details.

I apologize for this comment, because it is beside the question you raised, but if you did purchase a turntable and tonearm or just a tonearm that was superior to what you already own, then in my opinion you would have to get a better cartridge in order to appreciate either upgrade. And I admit I have a bias when it comes to the Sumiko Bluepoint. I just don’t think it’s a great cartridge. For that reason, my impulse when I read your list of equipment that you currently own would be to suggest you investigate acquiring a better cartridge first of all. This is only my personal opinion, but I did own both the original Bluepoint and the #2 version Bluepoint cartridge, once upon a time. I suggest any good MM or  MI cartridge in lieu of a high output MC cartridge, just to begin with, assuming your phono stage is best suited to cartridges with medium to high output.

@lewm I understand your comment. I know Sumiko BP2 is a medium-quality cartridge, but I like it and beside I have optimized it with Aqvox prephono and phono cables, so I am tihinking to change turntable but not the whole analog setup.