Category: NOMOS GLASHÜTTE

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December 9 2025

New Limited-Edition Nomos Worldtimer Models: Roam And Reverie

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Nomos Glashütte has introduced two new limited editions of the Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer, expanding the line with the Roam and Reverie models. Both versions share the defining world time functionality of the collection and feature a champagne-toned dial interpreted in two distinct styles, each offering a different visual experience for travelers and collectors.

Case and Design

The two limited editions are housed in a 40 mm stainless-steel case, a size chosen for balanced proportions and comfortable wear. The case profile remains slim enough for daily use, with a shape that maintains the Club Sport line’s recognizably streamlined design. Each model offers 100 meters of water resistance, providing the durability needed for active travel and everyday scenarios without compromising aesthetics.

Dial Variants

Although both watches use the same champagne sunburst base, the Reverie and Roam executions differ in their approach to color.
The Reverie model incorporates warm tones by combining the champagne dial with sand and ocher details, complemented by subtle burgundy and yellow accents. This edition is delivered on a brown Horween Shell Cordovan strap, enhancing the overall warm character of the watch.

The Roam model takes a cooler direction, pairing the champagne dial with blue and green elements and adding a small touch of orange for contrast. This version comes on a black Horween Shell Cordovan strap, reinforcing its more contemporary and sport-oriented appearance.

Both dials utilize the brand’s well-established world time architecture, featuring a city ring at 12 o’clock that indicates 24 global time zones.

Movement: DUW 3202

Inside both editions is the automatic DUW 3202 movement, an in-house world time caliber developed by Nomos. The movement measures 31mm in diameter and 4.80 mm in thickness, offering a 42-hour power reserve. It includes a 24-hour display and integrates the Nomos world time mechanism that enables rapid adjustment of local time through the pusher positioned at two o’clock. A sapphire crystal caseback provides a view of the movement, which is decorated with a gold-colored globe motif that emphasizes the watch’s travel-oriented purpose.

World Time Functionality

The world time system used in the Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer presents all 24 time zones clearly at a glance. The pusher at two o’clock advances the hour hand and city ring together, allowing the wearer to switch to local time instantly without affecting the minute setting. This mechanism is one of the defining features of the model and reinforces its practicality for international travel.

Availability and Pricing

The Roam and Reverie editions are each limited to 175 pieces. Both versions are priced at € 3,800 and are delivered with their respective Horween Shell Cordovan leather straps.

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General Specifications:

Brand: Nomos

Model: Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer Night Navigation Series

References: 790.S10 (Roam), 790.S11 (Reverie)

Dial: Champagne with blue (Roam) or sand (Reverie) accents

Lume: Super-LumiNova

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 40 mm Diameter, 9.90 mm thickness, 48 mm lug-to-lug

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 100 Meters

Strap: Black/brown Horween Shell Cordovan strap with a steel pin buckle

Caliber: DUW 3202

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, worldtimer, 24-hour and day/night indicator

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Jewels: 37

Power Reserve: 42 hours

Price: € 3,800

Availability: Now

Limited Edition: Yes, 175 pieces each

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November 13 2025

New Nomos Tangente And Ludwig Gold Models Join The Collection

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Nomos Glashütte expands its collection with two new gold editions that highlight the brand’s minimalist design and in-house horological expertise. The new Tangente Gold Neomatik and Ludwig Gold bring a refined sense of luxury to two of the manufacture’s most emblematic models, maintaining the brand’s philosophy of understated elegance and value-driven watchmaking.

Tangente Gold Neomatik

The Tangente, widely recognized as the signature Nomos design, now makes its debut in 3N yellow gold. Its clean Bauhaus-inspired geometry, slim profile, and timeless proportions make the transition to precious metal effortless.

The Tangente Gold Neomatik is presented in a 35 mm case with a height of only 6.90 mm, showcasing the sleek precision typical of the model. Despite its delicate appearance, the watch maintains 50 meters of water resistance and features sapphire crystals on both sides, a polished finish, and the characteristic angled lugs that define the Tangente line.

Three dial variations are available. The first features a silver-plated dial paired with gold hands, creating a warm and elegant tone. The second version also uses a silver-plated dial but contrasts it with blued steel hands for a touch of cool sophistication. The third variant introduces a ruthenium-plated dark grey dial with gold-colored printing and gold hands, offering a contemporary and slightly more dramatic appearance. Regardless of the version, each retains the distinctive typography and balanced layout that have made the Tangente an icon of modern watch design.

Powering the watch is the Nomos DUW 3001 calibre, the brand’s ultra-thin automatic movement measuring only 3.20 mm in height. It features the proprietary Nomos Swing System escapement, operates at a frequency of 3 Hz (21,600 vibrations per hour), and delivers a 43-hour power reserve. The movement is beautifully decorated with Glashütte ribbing, perlage, and thermally blued screws, all visible through the sapphire display back.

Each Tangente Gold Neomatik is paired with a Horween Shell Cordovan strap in black or brown, depending on the dial variant. Priced at € 9,800, the model joins the permanent Nomos collection, offering a rare blend of precious metal craftsmanship and minimalist design.

Ludwig Gold

The Ludwig Gold takes a more classical approach, with its rounded case and Roman numeral dial lending a traditional touch to Nomos’ design language. The 35 mm gold case features a slender 6.30 mm profile, straight lugs, and a domed sapphire crystal, reflecting refined simplicity with a subtle vintage charm.

Nomos offers two versions of the Ludwig Gold, both with silver-plated dials. The first pairs the dial with gold hands for a unified, soft aesthetic, while the second uses blued steel hands that create a striking contrast against the warm tones of the case. The use of Roman numerals and a railroad-style minute track reinforces the Ludwig’s formal and classical personality, setting it apart from the sharper, more geometric Tangente.

Inside the case beats the DUW 4001 calibre, a hand-wound movement derived from the brand’s celebrated Alpha calibre and enhanced with the Nomos Swing System. This movement provides a 53-hour power reserve and is finished according to Glashütte traditions, with ribbing, sunburst decoration, and thermally blued screws. The Ludwig Gold can be ordered with either a solid gold caseback or a sapphire crystal caseback, depending on the wearer’s preference.

Like its automatic counterpart, the Ludwig Gold is fitted with a Horween Shell Cordovan strap in brown or black and is priced at € 8,700. It will also become a permanent part of the Nomos Glashütte collection.

Final Thoughts

The two new additions meet the latest market trends, aimed at an audience that seeks smaller and more elegant watches. Their 35mm case, which may seem too small to many, is actually not as compact as it appears due to the length of the angular lugs of the Tangente and the straight lugs of the Ludwig, which make both watches wear closer to a 38 or 39 mm case. This ensures a refined yet confident wrist presence without compromising elegance.

While the Tangente is more oriented toward a contemporary audience thanks to its minimalist layout with elongated Arabic numerals and dash minute track, the Ludwig appeals to a more conservative clientele, combining Roman numerals with a railway minute track. Both share the same subtle small seconds complication at six o’clock, adding a balanced visual anchor to their dials.

Undoubtedly, these are two important additions to their respective lines that align perfectly with the brand’s philosophy while meeting current market demands, demonstrating that sometimes it takes very little to achieve the best of both worlds.

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General Specifications:

Brand: Nomos

Model: Tangente Gold Neomatik, Ludwig Gold

Reference: 161 (tangente silver dial with blued hands), 162 (tangente silver dial with gold hands), 163 (tangente ruthenium dial), 211 (Ludwig silver dial with blued hands), 212 (Ludwig silver dial with gold hands)

Dial: Galvanised silver-plated, galvanised ruthenium-plated

Case Material: 18K gold 3N

Case Dimensions: 35 mm Diameter, 6.90 mm (Tangente) / 6.30 mm (Ludwig) thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire glass

Water Resistance: 50 Meters (Tangente), 30 meters (Ludwig)

Strap: Black/brown Shell Cordovan strap with a gold pin buckle

Calibre: DUW3001 Neomatik (Tangente), DUW4001 (Ludwig)

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds

Winding: Automatic (Tangente), hand-wound (Ludwig)

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Power Reserve: 43 hours (Tangente), 53 hours (Ludwig)

Price: € 9,800 (Tangente), € 8,700 (Ludwig)

Availability: Now

Limited Edition: No

October 30 2025

Nomos Expands Its Metro Collection With The New 38 Date Model

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Nomos Glashütte continues to refine its signature minimalist style with the new Metro 38 Date, a timepiece that blends understated elegance with advanced in-house mechanics. Designed for those who appreciate a contemporary yet timeless look, the latest addition to the Metro line brings the practicality of a date function and the precision of the brand’s latest manual-winding calibre.

Clean Design, Contemporary Character

The Metro 38 Date maintains the familiar aesthetic of the Metro family — clean, balanced, and distinctly Nomos. Its 38.50 mm polished stainless steel case exudes simplicity, with a slender profile of under 8 mm, ensuring a comfortable fit on the wrist. The domed sapphire crystal and minimal bezel emphasize the wide dial opening, creating a light and open visual impression.

The Nomos Metro’s design, featuring wire terminals and a finely serrated crown, adds a touch of understated sophistication, while the overall design stays true to the Bauhaus-inspired principles that define the brand’s identity.

Elegant Details and Functional Clarity

The dial layout remains faithful to the original Metro 38, now enhanced by the addition of a date window positioned at 6 o’clock. The typography and proportions of the display are carefully integrated, ensuring that the new complication complements the watch’s balanced design.

Other familiar Metro features include needle-shaped black oxidized hands, light blue markers at the cardinal points, and a red small seconds hand — details that bring a touch of color and personality without compromising the minimalist aesthetic. The watch comes paired with a 19 mm black Shell Cordovan leather strap, equipped with quick-change spring bars for easy versatility.

Powered by the DUW 4601 Calibre

Beneath the sapphire crystal caseback lies the Nomos DUW 4601 movement — the latest evolution of the brand’s in-house manual-winding calibres. Developed from the trusted Alpha architecture, the DUW 4601 integrates several key advancements, including the Nomos Swing System with its proprietary blued hairspring, a stop-seconds mechanism, and an improved 52-hour power reserve.

The movement features refined finishing, highlighted by sunbeam-pattern ribbing radiating from the balance wheel, emphasizing the craftsmanship that defines Nomos’s Glashütte roots. The date mechanism is integrated around the periphery of the movement, maintaining the watch’s thin profile while adding useful functionality.

A Permanent Addition to the Metro Line

The Nomos Metro 38 Date joins the permanent Nomos collection as a refined expression of modern watchmaking. Combining minimalist design with the brand’s latest in-house innovations, it represents the essence of what makes Nomos Glashütte stand out — precision, simplicity, and timeless appeal. It’s now available for € 2,780.

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General Specifications:

Brand: Nomos

Model: Metro 38 Date

Reference: 1102

Dial: White silver

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 38.50 mm Diameter, 7.80 mm thickness, 45.30 mm lug-to-lug

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire glass

Water Resistance: 50 Meters

Strap: Black Horween Genuine Shell Cordovan strap with quick-change spring bars and a steel pin buckle

Calibre: DUW 4601

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, date

Winding: Hand-wound

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Jewels: 23

Power Reserve: 52 hours

Price: € 2,780

Availability: Now on selected retailers and online Nomos store

Limited Edition: No

October 16 2025

Everything You Need To Know About The New NOMOS Tetra Origins Collection

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NOMOS Glashütte expands its Tetra line with the new Tetra Origins collection, a quartet of watches that draws inspiration from nature’s earthy palette. Known for its minimalist Bauhaus design and distinctive square case, the Tetra remains one of the brand’s most recognizable creations, and this latest series reinforces its timeless character through fresh, organic tones and refined details.

A Signature Square Case

The new Tetra Origins models maintain the familiar 29.50 mm by 29.50 mm stainless steel case, characterized by crisp angles and clean proportions. With a slim height of just 6.50 mm, the watch sits elegantly on the wrist, perfectly reflecting NOMOS’ philosophy of understated sophistication. The stepped lugs add a touch of Art Deco flair, while the flat crown ensures easy manual winding and time adjustment. Protecting the dial is a square sapphire crystal, continuing the geometric harmony that defines the Tetra series.

Four Earth-Inspired Dials

The Tetra Origins collection features four new dials—Ochra, Terra, Salvia, and Basalt—each representing a unique natural shade: yellow, reddish brown, green, and charcoal grey. These tones give the Tetra a contemporary and organic appeal while maintaining the minimalist layout NOMOS is known for.

Each dial features a fine grained texture, recessed small-seconds subdial, and elongated Arabic numerals paired with slender baton markers. The polished, needle-shaped hands add a refined touch, and the contrasting small-seconds hands bring a pop of color that enlivens the design without overpowering it.

In-House Mechanics — The DUW 4001 Movement

Powering the Tetra Origins is NOMOS’ DUW 4001 hand-wound movement, visible through a sapphire crystal caseback. Based on the architecture of the classic Peseux 7001, the DUW 4001 is a fully in-house calibre that now includes the NOMOS Swing System escapement, a key development that marks NOMOS’ independence in movement production.

The calibre operates at 21,600 vibrations per hour and provides a power reserve of approximately 43 hours. As expected from the Glashütte manufacture, the finishing is meticulous—blued screws, Glashütte ribbing, perlage, and gold-engraved details all testify to the brand’s dedication to traditional craftsmanship.

Finishing Touches

Each model in the Tetra Origins collection is paired with a beige vegan leather strap and a stainless steel pin buckle, completing the refined aesthetic. The combination of soft natural tones, slim proportions, and mechanical purity makes the Tetra Origins an elegant everyday companion for those who appreciate both design and horological integrity.

Final Thoughts

The NOMOS Tetra is perhaps one of the most interesting square watches on the market, as it retains the right measurements, a contemporary look with a vintage flair, and the minimalist design of a classic watch—all at a reasonable price. Of all the variations so far, these are probably my favorites, and they arrive just in time for fall.

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General Specifications:

Brand: Nomos

Model: Tetra Origins

Reference: 437 (Ochra), 438 (Terra), 439 (Salvia), 440 (Basalt)

Dial: Yellow (Ochra) , red (Terra), green (Salvia), black (Basalt)

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 29.50 mm x 29.50 mm, 6.50 mm thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire glass

Water Resistance: 30 Meters

Strap: Beige vegan velour leather strap with a steel pin buckle

Caliber: DUW 4001

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds

Winding: Hand-wound

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Jewels: 17

Power Reserve: 43 hours

Price: € 2,180

Availability: Now

Limited Edition: No

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October 1 2025

Nomos Lights The Way With The Club Sport Worldtimer Night Navigation Series

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Unveiled earlier this year at Watches & Wonders, the new Nomos Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer Night Navigation Series brings a striking design update to one of the brand’s most versatile travel watches. Already recognized as one of the slimmest world timers on the market, the Club Sport Worldtimer combines technical sophistication with a streamlined, sporty profile, making it a perfect companion for frequent travellers.

A True Worldtimer Function

Unlike a traditional GMT watch that only tracks two time zones, the Nomos Worldtimer offers a complete global overview. The dial integrates a 24-city ring marked with IATA airport codes, allowing wearers to check the time around the world at a glance. Operation is straightforward: a pusher at 2 o’clock advances both the city ring and the central hour hand together. A red marker highlights the selected city, while the fixed minutes track, with its plus and minus indications, helps calculate the time in other locations.

Additional displays ensure clarity and practicality. A snailed sub-dial at 3 o’clock presents home or reference time on a two-tone 24-hour scale, indicated by an orange hand, while the small seconds are positioned neatly at 6 o’clock. This layout ensures that local and home times can be read simultaneously without confusion.

Night Navigation Series – Three Interpretations of Travel by Night

For this new release, Nomos has drawn inspiration from the experience of travelling after dark and the shifting patterns of city lights as seen from above. The Night Navigation Series is presented as three limited editions, each restricted to 175 pieces. The Worldtimer Trace stands out with its high-contrast turquoise details and turquoise Super-LumiNova, offering strong visibility even in low-light conditions. The Worldtimer Grid takes its cues from the warm amber glow of urban nightscapes, combining brown, yellow and orange lume to recreate that effect. Finally, the Worldtimer Vector adopts a cockpit-inspired style, using a palette of black, olive and ecru with luminous accents that echo the appearance of navigational instruments.

Slim and Sporty Case Design

Despite its wealth of functions, the Club Sport Worldtimer remains remarkably slim. The stainless steel case measures 40 mm in diameter and just 9.90 mm in height, a compact profile that owes much to the thin automatic movement inside. With a water-resistance of 100 metres, the watch is robust enough for active lifestyles, and the screw-down crown is enhanced with a red safety ring that becomes visible if the crown is not properly secured. Each model in the series is delivered on a three-link stainless steel bracelet with quick-change spring bars for effortless strap adjustments.

Movement: DUW 3202

Inside the watch beats the DUW 3202, an automatic movement developed entirely in-house by Nomos. At only 4.80 mm thick, this calibre is a fully integrated world time movement, equipped with the brand’s own escapement and hairspring. It provides a 42-hour power reserve and incorporates a stop-seconds mechanism, allowing for precise and reliable time setting.

Price and Availability

The Nomos Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer Night Navigation Series will be produced in three limited editions of 175 pieces each. Priced at € 3,940, the watches will be available through Nomos authorized retailers later in 2025.

Read more here.

General Specifications:

Brand: Nomos

Model: Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer Night Navigation Series

References: 790.S7 (Trace), 790.S8 (Grid), 790.S9 (Vector)

Dial: Black with a turquoise (Trace) / brown (Grid) / green (Vector) rotating city disc

Lume: Super-LumiNova turquoise (Trace) / orange (Grid) / ecru (Vector)

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 40 mm Diameter, 9.90 mm thickness, 48 mm lug-to-lug

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 100 Meters

Strap: 3-Link stainless steel bracelet with a folding clasp

Caliber: DUW 3202

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, worldtimer, 24-hour and day/night indicator

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Jewels: 37

Power Reserve: 42 hours

Price: € 3,940

Availability: Now

Limited Edition: Yes, 175 pieces each

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June 19 2025

Back To White: Nomos Ahoi Revisits A Classic Dial

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Nomos Glashütte expands its lineup with a fresh version of the Ahoi Neomatik 38 Date, reaffirming the model’s unique position within the brand’s catalog as a refined yet robust everyday watch. Known for fusing utility with clean German design, this latest Ahoi introduces a familiar white silver-plated dial, reminiscent of earlier iterations, while incorporating the brand’s latest in-house movement technologies.

Refined Construction, Everyday Resilience

At 38.50 mm in diameter and just under 10mm in height, the Ahoi Neomatik 38 Date achieves a well-balanced profile that comfortably suits a variety of wrists. The stainless steel case, polished for a crisp finish, is fitted with integrated crown guards flanking a screw-down crown, ensuring durability without compromising the watch’s slim silhouette. Water resistance is rated at 200 meters, which is impressive as it is not a pure diving watch due to the obvious lack of a rotating bezel.

Notably, a red warning ring around the crown stem provides a functional cue, visually alerting the wearer when the crown is unscrewed—a practical measure to help avoid potential water or dust ingress.

A Classic Dial with Functional Enhancements

The new white silver-plated dial brings the Ahoi back to its roots, showcasing black Arabic numerals, clean minute markers, and a recessed small seconds subdial at 6 o’clock. The seconds hand is rendered in red for contrast, while the hour and minute hands, in light blue and filled with Super-LumiNova, ensure high legibility both day and night. Rectangular lume plots around the periphery glow green in the dark, assisting with time reading in low-light conditions.

Positioned at 3 o’clock is a date aperture with a white background and oversized numerals, a feature specific to the 38.50 mm model. The execution preserves the dial’s symmetry while offering enhanced readability compared to standard date windows. The bidirectional quick-set date mechanism adds further practicality, allowing easy forward or backward adjustment.

Powered by the In-House DUW 6101

At the heart of the Ahoi Neomatik 38 Date is the DUW 6101, one of Nomos’ most advanced calibers. Just 3.60 mm thick, this automatic movement is engineered with the brand’s proprietary swing system, encompassing its in-house escapement and balance assembly. The DUW 6101 also features a peripheral date display mechanism, which allows the date ring to encircle the movement rather than sit atop it, preserving the slim profile of the watch.

The movement delivers 42 hours of power reserve and includes a bidirectional rotor for efficient winding. It can be viewed through the optional sapphire crystal caseback, revealing Glashütte-style finishing: a three-quarter plate with stripe decoration, blued screws, and perlage. A solid caseback is also available for those preferring a more understated look or with a special engravement.

Versatile Strap and Wearability

Completing the package is a blue-black woven textile strap, fitted with a stainless steel winged clasp. Designed for comfort and active wear, the strap is equipped with quick-change drilled lugs, allowing for easy strap swapping without tools.

Price and Availability

The Nomos Ahoi Neomatik 38 Date is offered in two versions, with a closed caseback for € 3,720 or with a sapphire crystal caseback for € 4,020.

This reference strengthens Nomos’ position in the segment of versatile timepieces that balance minimalist design with real-world utility, offering wearers a refined, high-performance alternative to traditional sports watches.

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General Specifications:

Brand: Nomos

Model: Ahoi Neomatik 38 Date

Reference: 525.SB (solid caseback), 525 (sapphire caseback)

Dial: White

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 38.50 mm diameter, 9.90 mm thickness, 49 mm lug-to-lug

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Stainless steel, sapphire glass

Water Resistance: 200 Meters

Strap: Blue-black textile strap with winged steel clasp

Caliber: DUW6101

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, date

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Jewels: 27

Power Reserve: 42 hours

Price: € 3,720 (solid caseback), € 4,020 (sapphire caseback)

Availability: Now

Limited Edition: No

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April 22 2025

Nomos Metro Neomatik Shines In Orange For Ace Jewelers’ 50th Anniversary

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In celebration of its 50th anniversary, Ace Jewelers unveils a striking duo of limited-edition timepieces in collaboration with Nomos Glashütte. Drawing from their longstanding partnership, the Amsterdam-based retailer and the German watchmaker present two Metro Neomatik models, each limited to 50 pieces, distinguished by vibrant two-tone orange dials that pay homage to Dutch heritage.

A Rare Canvas: The Metro

While past collaborations between Nomos and Ace Jewelers have spotlighted models like the Orion and Tangente, this release marks the first time the Metro takes center stage. Designed by industrial designer Mark Braun, the Metro is recognized for its wire-style lugs, ultra-minimalist aesthetic, and high attention to detail—elements that have remained unchanged since its 2014 debut.

The decision to use the Metro for this limited edition required Braun’s approval, a testament to the integrity of the design. Known for its blend of contemporary urban elegance and vintage-inspired cues, the Metro lends itself surprisingly well to a more expressive color palette.

Dutch Design Meets German Craftsmanship

Both models feature polished stainless steel cases—35mm for the smaller version and 38.5mm for the larger—measuring a slender 8.1mm and 8.4mm thick, respectively. Each is topped with a domed sapphire crystal that complements the curvature of the case while providing clarity and scratch resistance.

Where these watches truly stand out is on the dial. Saturated in tones of orange that echo the national color of the Netherlands, the dials use a layered approach to color. The 38.5mm version pairs a soft, sunlit orange base with a deeper burnt-orange subdial. The 35mm reverses this scheme, offering a bolder main dial with a lighter seconds counter, creating two visually distinct timepieces that feel related yet individual.

The design includes signature Metro details: dot hour markers, an ultra-legible minute track with alternating numerals and indices, and the signature thin hands with needle-like tips—engineered for precision and visually referencing technical instruments.

DUW 3001: A Compact Powerhouse

Inside both watches beats the Nomos DUW 3001, a remarkably slim in-house automatic movement measuring just 3.2mm in thickness. Featuring the brand’s proprietary swing system and typical Glashütte decorative flourishes—including ribbed plates, perlage, purple jewels and thermally blued screws—the movement is visible through a sapphire crystal caseback.

The DUW 3001 operates at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour and offers a 43-hour power reserve. Despite its slim build, it delivers robust performance and exceptional timekeeping, embodying Nomos’ commitment to in-house engineering.

Availability and Pricing

Each size is limited to 50 individually numbered pieces, and for collectors, Ace Jewelers is also offering 10 matching-numbered pairs for those wishing to own both versions. The 35mm Metro Neomatik is priced at €3,400 including VAT, while the 38.5mm version retails for €3,540.

This bold orange duo not only reflects the national pride of the Netherlands but also elevates the Metro line into new territory, celebrating five decades of Ace Jewelers with color, craftsmanship, and cohesion.

Read more here.

General Specifications:

Brand: Nomos

Model: Metro Neomatik x Ace Jewelers 50th Anniversary

References: 1106.S1 (35 mm), 1113.S1 (38.50 mm)

Dial: Orange with a light orange sub-dial (35 mm), light orange with an orange sub-dial (38.50 mm)

Lume: No

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 35 mm x 8.10 mm x 42.10 mm, 38.50 mm x 8.40 mm x 45.40 mm

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 50 Meters

Strap: Black Horween genuine Shell Cordovan with a steel winged clasp

Caliber: DUW 3001

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Jewels: 27

Power Reserve: 43 hours

Price: € 3,400 (35 mm), € 3,540 (38.50 mm)

Availability: Now

Limited Edition: Yes, 50 pieces each

April 5 2025

Nomos Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer: A Precision Tool For Global Timekeeping

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Nomos Glashütte expands its Club Sport line with the introduction of a worldtime complication, powered by the newly developed in-house DUW 3202 caliber. Designed for practical time zone functionality within a robust and refined sports watch platform, this release combines mechanical ingenuity with Nomos’ signature minimalist design language.

Technical Overview

The Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer is housed in a 40mm stainless steel case with a thickness of 9.9mm, made possible by the compact architecture of the movement. The watch maintains a 100-meter water resistance rating, matching the rest of the Club Sport collection, and features a screw-down crown, solid caseback, and integrated twin-trigger deployant clasp on the steel bracelet for secure wear during travel and activity.

Movement

At the heart of the watch is the DUW 3202, an automatic in-house caliber with 42 hours of power reserve. This new movement is distinguished by its slim profile (4.8mm in height) and refined finishing, including Glashütte ribbing, heat-blued screws, and a rotor decorated with a globe engraving, symbolizing its worldtime functionality. The DUW 3202 also incorporates Nomos’ proprietary swing system for increased precision and shock resistance.

Worldtime Functionality

The Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer features a rotating city ring, which displays 24 cities corresponding to global time zones. The current reference city is highlighted at 12 o’clock, framed by a red marker. A pusher at 2 o’clock advances the city ring and simultaneously moves the hour hand in one-hour increments to reflect the local time of the selected city.

A secondary 24-hour subdial at 3 o’clock tracks home time and includes color-coded segments to indicate day and night. This is balanced by a small seconds subdial at 6 o’clock. The recessed pusher at 8 o’clock allows for resetting the 24-hour home time independently. This layout ensures intuitive, user-friendly operation for global travelers.

Dial and Materials

Two regular production dial variants are available: Galvanized Silver and Midnight Blue, both with sunburst finishing. The silver dial features a matte blue city ring for contrast, while the blue variant extends the sunburst treatment to the city ring, creating a cohesive visual flow.

Dial markings are finely printed, with a minute track that includes subtle indicators to help estimate time differences between cities. Hour markers and hands are filled with Super-LumiNova for low-light legibility. Red and blue highlights are used strategically for functionally relevant components, such as the city indicator and subdial arcs.

Limited Editions

In addition to the standard offerings, Nomos introduces six limited-edition colorways: Canyon, Dune, Glacier, Jungle, Magma, and Volcano. Each variant is produced in a limited run of 175 pieces, featuring unique dial tones and matching color-coded elements. These limited models maintain the same technical specifications as the regular production units.

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General Specifications:

Brand: Nomos

Model: Club Campus

References: 790 (blue), 791 (silver), 790.S1 (volcano), 790.S2 (jungle), 790.S3 (canyon), 790.S4 (glacier), 790.S5 (magma), 790.S6 (dune)

Dial: Blue, silver, green, turquoise, dark grey, red, yellow, brown

Lume: Super-LumiNova

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 40 mm Diameter, 9.90 mm thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 100 Meters

Strap: 3-Link stainless steel bracelet with a folding clasp

Caliber: DUW 3203

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, worldtimer, 24-hour and day/night indicator

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Jewels: 37

Power Reserve: 42 hours

Price: € 3,940

Availability: Now

Limited Edition: Yes (Canyon, Dune, Glacier, Jungle, Magma, Volcano) 175 pieces each

March 20 2025

NOMOS Minimatik 39 Date: Sleek Design Meets Refined Details

MRSTATELESS NEW RELEASES, NOMOS GLASHÜTTE 2025, Dress Watch, Small Seconds 0

NOMOS Glashütte welcomes spring with the launch of the new Minimatik 39 Date collection, a sophisticated line of timepieces featuring a refined 39mm case and three elegant dial variations. Designed with a minimalist aesthetic and equipped with small seconds and date complications, this latest release stands out for its attention to detail, particularly the gold-framed date window that enhances the overall design.

The collection includes the NOMOS Minimatik 39 Date, featuring a classic white dial with rhodium-plated hands, the Minimatik 39 Date Gold, which also boasts a white dial but with gold-plated hands for a touch of warmth, and the Minimatik 39 Date Blue, a striking model that combines a navy blue dial with rhodium-plated hands for a bold yet understated look.

Encased in a polished stainless steel case measuring 39.50mm in diameter, 7.50mm in thickness, and 47.70mm in length, the new Minimatik models reflect NOMOS’ signature clean lines and elegant proportions. A domed sapphire crystal enhances the clarity of the dial, while sculpted lugs, a smooth thin bezel, and a fluted crown at 3 o’clock with the brand’s signature complete the refined aesthetic. The open case back allows a view of the intricate movement, and with 50 meters of water resistance, the watch remains practical for everyday wear.

The dial layout follows the minimalist philosophy that defines NOMOS, featuring printed Arabic numerals at 2, 4, 8, 10, and 12 o’clock, while dot markers fill the remaining positions. The date window at 3 o’clock is distinguished by its gold chamfers, adding a luxurious touch, while the small seconds subdial at 6 o’clock provides balance. Two slender center hands ensure excellent legibility, and the brand’s logo at noon further enhances the clean aesthetic.

Powering the new Minimatik 39 Date models is the hand-wound Caliber DUW 4601, a movement introduced in late 2024. With an ultra-thin 2.80mm profile, this precision-engineered caliber is fitted with 23 jewels, operates at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour, and delivers an impressive 52-hour power reserve.

Each watch in the collection is paired with a Horween genuine shell Cordovan leather strap, secured with a stainless steel signed pin buckle, offering both durability and comfort. The NOMOS Minimatik 39 Date collection is available now, priced at €2,680, making it an attractive option for those who appreciate German watchmaking excellence combined with refined aesthetics.

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General Specifications:

Brand: Nomos

Model: Minimatik 39 Date

References: 1250 (white dial rhodium plated hands), 1251 (white dial gold plated hands), 1252 (blue dial)

Dial: White, navy blue

Lume: Super-LumiNova

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 39.50 mm Diameter, 7.50 mm thickness, 47.70 mm lug-to-lug

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 50 Meters

Strap: Horween Shell Cordovan leather strap with a steel pin buckle

Caliber: DUW 4601

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, date

Winding: Hand-wound

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Jewels: 23

Power Reserve: 52 hours

Price: € 2,680

Availability: Now

Limited Edition: No

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