Tag: NOMOS Glashütte
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NOMOS Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer wins Red Dot Best of the Best
NOMOS Glashütte’s Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer silver has taken Red Dot’s Best of the Best for 2026, a second major laurel after the iF Design Award earlier this year. Introduced in 2025, the watch distills a practical world time into clear, everyday terms without losing its Club Sport backbone.
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NOMOS Glashütte at Pitti Uomo 110: Small Watches, Big Style Statement
Florence has its own catwalk rhythm, and this June it ticked to Glashütte time. At Pitti Uomo 110, NOMOS watches appeared across the Fortezza da Basso and along the Arno, pairing fine German watchmaking with sprezzatura in linen and light tailoring.
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NOMOS Ahoi neomatik Sky and Sand – summer hues, serious watchmaking
NOMOS Glashütte extends its Ahoi line with two compact sports watches, Ahoi neomatik sky and sand, pairing beach-ready color with sober engineering. The dials lean lighthearted – sky in serene blue, sand in a warm golden tone – yet the intent is practical: clear legibility, a touch of orange on the seconds hand, and green…
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NOMOS Tangente neomatik 38 Update in forest green – a quietly clever refresh
NOMOS adds a deep forest green to the Tangente neomatik 38 Update, and the color does what good design should do – it lets the construction speak. The familiar ring date remains the quiet star: two red markers travel the periphery, framing today with clarity while leaving the whole month in view.
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Time for two: NOMOS frames the watch as a modern engagement gift
Across continents and customs, couples are choosing mechanical watches to mark life’s vows – engagements, weddings, anniversaries. NOMOS Glashütte gathers that sentiment into a simple idea: a timepiece as a quiet bond worn daily, aging gracefully with its owners.
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NOMOS Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer – classic white, quietly sharper
Clean, cool, complex – the NOMOS Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer arrives in a white silver-plated dial, and the design exhales. The familiar layers become calmer, the information clearer. It is a practical traveler first, a style piece second, and that order suits it.
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Tangente, refined – NOMOS brings the ring date to 38.5 mm and 18 kt gold
NOMOS Glashütte revisits its signature Tangente Update with a trimmer 38.5 millimeters and, for the first time, an 18 kt gold case. Same clean geometry, now with a little evening-wear gravitas.
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Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026 opens its gates to a citywide stage
Five days from now, Geneva will once again become horology’s busiest crossroads. Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026 is set to host 65 exhibiting brands, with nearly 60,000 visitors expected, 1,700 journalists, more than 6,000 retailers, and roughly 50,000 overnight stays already on the books. The numbers hint at scale, but the intent is clearer still…
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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.
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Twelve Years of Metro: Mark Braun’s quiet revolution at NOMOS
Good design, says Mark Braun, is like a friend you barely notice until it is gone. After twelve years with NOMOS Metro, you sense what he means. The watch remains cosmopolitan, clear yet complex, and still playful in a way that feels grown up.