Club Campus grows up in color – NOMOS adds all olive and full rose

NOMOS Glashütte refreshes its hand-wound Club Campus with two dial shades that feel both playful and poised: all olive and full rose. The concept remains disarmingly simple – straightforward mechanics, clear typography, and color used with purpose rather than noise. Offered in 36.0 and 38.5 millimeters, both versions keep the familiar mix of Roman and Arabic numerals with white superluminova indexes, that easygoing Club case in bipartite stainless steel, and a screwed stainless steel back left blank for engraving. It is a small kindness to future selves – memories age well on metal.

Full rose is a warm pink with crisp contrasts: rhodium-plated hands carry a white superluminova inlay, while a neon orange seconds hand adds a wink. All olive reads richer and more grounded, a saturated green that suits denim and a desk equally – paired with an anthracite vegan velour remborde strap that keeps the palette cohesive from wrist to buckle. The 36.0 mm full rose (ref. 706) ships on a beige strap instead, a softer complement to its rosier dial.

Both sizes sit under a domed sapphire crystal and measure 8.1 mm tall in the smaller case, 8.4 mm in the 38.5 mm version. Lug width is 18 mm on the 36.0 mm models, 20 mm on the larger pair – a practical detail for those who like to swap straps.

Inside beats the in-house DUW 4001, a manual-winding caliber just 2.6 mm tall and 23.3 mm across. It carries the NOMOS swing system, a blue balance spring, stop-seconds mechanism, Glashütte stopwork, and the classic three-quarter plate finished with Glashütte ribbing and NOMOS perlage. The ratchet and crown wheel wear a Glashütte sunburst. 17 jewels and tempered blue screws complete a movement that rewards a closer look. Power reserve runs to 53 hours, and the DUW regulation system is adjusted in six positions. No theatrics – just honest construction and a rhythm you wind into your routine.

Water resistance reaches 10 atm, making these perfectly at home in a swimming pool.

Club Campus was conceived for milestones – graduation, a first job, a turn in the road – and these colors keep that spirit intact. Youthful, yes, but with enough restraint to stay relevant when the next chapter arrives.