TIME ZONE
By Celine Simon
Nomos Glashütte MODERN MINIMALISM IN GERMAN WATCHMAKING
Founded in 1990, Nomos Glashütte has become one of the most respected independent watchmakers in Germany. Known for its clean Bauhaus-inspired designs and in-house movements crafted in the town of Glashütte, the brand has earned a loyal following among watch collectors and design enthusiasts alike. With a focus on precision, minimalism, and affordability within the world of fine mechanical watchmaking, Nomos offers a wide range of models across key collections like the Tangente, Metro, Orion, Club, and Ahoi. New for 2025 are several standout models that continue the brand’s commitment to innovation and refined simplicity. Minimatik 39 date is Nomos Glashütte’s newest hand- wound dress watch, featuring the in-house Caliber DUW 4601 with a patented date mechanism and 52-hour power reserve. Its signature gold-framed date window sits at the edge of the dial, emphasizing the movement’s remarkably thin construction.
Also joining the lineup is the Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer, which combines a new in-house DUW 3202 worldtime movement with the sporty styling of the Club Sport series. The 40 mm case remains impressively slim at just 9.9 mm thick, yet includes a fully integrated complication with 24 time zones for globetrotters.
The Ahoi Neomatik 38 date returns in a crisp white dial variant, pairing versatility with 200 meters of water resistance and a date function housed within the DUW 6101 movement.
Finally, the colorful new Club Campus editions — available in “Starlight” yellow and “Night Sky” blue — bring youthful energy to Nomos’s entry-level hand-wound series. Offered in either 36 mm or 38.5 mm case sizes, these watches are designed as
lasting reminders of personal milestones. Together, these releases show that Nomos
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continues to evolve while staying true to its roots in German craftsmanship and contemporary design.
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