Nomos Club

The Nomos Club Ref. 701 is the smallest model of the series with a diameter measuring 36-millimeters. The stylish steel case of the model is athletic and fresh and stands out with a self-assured ambiance. The white dial of the watch presents the delicate red minute indices with a distinct contrasting serenity. The proven manufacture calibre Alpha simply convinces with precision and reliability. A larger alternative is the 40-millimeter Nomos Club Ref. 753. In addition to a wider casing, the timepiece bestows a practical manufacture automatic winding movement – the Nomos Epsilon.

The Nomos Club collection is diverse with timepieces that range in sizes. Whether worn as a men’s watch or a women’s watch, the Nomos club complements any wrist and impresses with high-grade production and refined style.

The Nomos Glashütte Club Date is the perfect option when a watch that is equipped with a complication is desired. The timepiece incorporates a date mechanism that is patented by Nomos Glashütte. The watch is only slightly larger than the models that do not incorporate a date display with a diameter measuring 38.5-millimeters. Furthermore, it is powered by the reliable in-house manufactured calibre Beta, which is a manual wind movement that can be trusted to precisely display the time and date. Last but not least, the dial of the watch is fitted with red hands with a black outline, black Arabic numerals, and red minute indices, all of which enhance the legibility of the timepiece.

If a larger watch from the Nomos Club collection is desired, one can opt for the stylish Nomos Glashütte Club Automat dark that sheathes the elegant and simple design of the timepiece in a dark hue. This model also incorporates a date window at the 6 o’clock marker and is powered by the Beta automatic calibre. The movement can be easily viewed through the clear sapphire crystal case back of the watch – a characteristic feature of Nomos watches. The Nomos Club Dark intrigues with Superluminova hands and further enables the perfect readability of the time both in well and poorly lit environments.