NOMOS is an independently owned company founded in 1990 in the high chair of German craftsmanship, Glashütte, and is engineered at an in-house studio in Berlin. It has caught the considerable interest of not only watch purchasers but also design enthusiasts and consumers in quest of exceptional quality and reliability. It is not only vital to note that they produce their movements, but is also essential to recognize that their movements are excellent.
To incorporate the “Glashütte” trademark into your brand name, your watchmaking company must manufacture 95% of its movements in-house with no outsourcing, which was passed by NOMOS Glashütte. As a result, when you buy the watch, you know you’re receiving a one-of-a-kind piece with a design unique to Nomos Glashütte. Plus, it’s a fine-looking watch with some of the nicest finishings around. Here are some of their best-selling and incredible items.
NOMOS Glashütte for Doctors Without Borders
Doctors Without Borders is a non-profit organization that saves lives around the world. From places such as South Sudan, Yemen, or the Mediterranean, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning charity group tackles the effects of epidemics, forced migration, and natural disasters. A total of 250 pieces each for Ahoi neomatik and Ahoi Datum für rzte ohne Grenzen Deutschland was distributed globally as a way of assisting the German part of Doctors Without Borders with all their efforts towards humanity.
Over 8,000 pieces have already been produced for the humanitarian group, and production is still ongoing. NOMOS Glashutte is sponsoring the work of aerzte ohne Grenzen once more. Each unique edition of Ahoi sells for 250 euros, with all proceeds going straight to emergency aid. The Ahoi neomatic für Ärzte ohne Grenzen Deutschland has a red twelve on its dial as red is the color of Doctors Without Borders, as well as emergency relief. The words “aerzte ohne Grenzen” are softly written beneath the 6 o’clock marker of the white silver-plated dial.
Lambda—175 Years Watchmaking Glashütte
Since 1845, Glashütte has been producing some of the world’s best timepieces. After 175 years of existence, the brand decided to release a new special issue to commemorate that achievement while still maintaining the chronometer requirements, the Lambda—175 Years of Glashütte Watchmaking from the NOMOS Atelier collection. The limited-edition unique model celebrates Glashütte handicraft while combining it with high-tech accuracy—fine craftsmanship in a stainless-steel case. Lambda in enamel-white, -blue, and -black, each numbered 175 pieces, is evocative and symbolizes a kinetic sculpture. In a slim stainless-steel casing, Lambda blends exquisite watchmaking with contemporary, daily wearability. All of these contribute to Lambda being an obvious one-of-a-kind object and a watch for a lifetime.
“Lovingly produced in Glashütte” is hand-engraved on the balancing shaft of the in-house caliber DUW 1001, which has an unusually accurate 84-hour power reserve. This is made feasible by the unique style of the twin mainspring barrels. Complicated, luxurious mechanics are at work inside, while the dial is precisely proportioned as if floating: Lambda is a kinetic masterpiece. The power reserve indicator reminds you when the watch needs to be wound again.
Club Campus 708
The Club Campus line now includes ten models: three with neomatik movements and seven with manual winding. All of them are appropriate gifts for people who have passed their college exams, high school SATs, or aced that first professional application. Among them is the Club Campus ref 708.
The Campus 36mm variant has a somewhat more elegant appearance, and it is not to be overlooked for not being robust. Almost anything may be resisted by the stainless-steel case and sapphire crystal glass. The dial features two Roman numerals at 4 o’clock and 8 o’clock, in addition to the Arabic numerals, while the hands and indexes glow in the dark. This style is ideal and best suited to thin wrists.
NOMOS Glashütte Club Automatic
Glashütte has 175 years of great manufacturing history, and it is now ready for the next progeny. Featuring Glashütte workmanship with advanced technology, the NOMOS Club automatic special edition is available in onyx, navy, and olive blends. It’s also competitively priced. Each model is calibrated to chronometer standards and is confined to 175 pieces.
Club automatic, with a diameter of 40mm, appears especially attractive on broader wrists, whether in kayaking or drafting your thesis proposal. The stainless-steel casing with durable sapphire crystal glass can withstand any activity, including swimming in the sea as the Club automatic is 200m water-resistant. Meanwhile, the self-winding caliber DUW 5001 within the watch dependably and precisely converts motion into time.
The Club automatic onyx’s vigorous stainless-steel case, domed sapphire crystal glass, and significantly larger bezel make it an athletic sidekick throughout the day. The generously proportioned typography on the black galvanized dial is very readable even at night, as hour numerals, hands, and indexes shine blue in the dark. And the NOMOS Sport wristband is so comfy that you might not want to remove it.
NOMOS Classic Ludwig
The NOMOS Classic Ludwig, fresh with a shiny enamel-white dial, represents 175 years of Glashütte manufacturing heritage adapted for today. The Ludwig 33 dual enamel white looks especially lovely on relatively slender wrists while the Ludwig 38 enamel white with a seconds subdial is slightly larger. The stainless-steel back case allows for custom engraving, making Ludwig a watch that will last a lifetime.
With railroad minute markers, tempered blue needle-thin hands, and Roman numerals on a white enamel dial, the two-hand 33mm Ludwig 33 duo is ideal for slimmer wrists. When worn, the gracefully flowing lugs enable the stainless-steel case to nestle comfortably.
Ludwig 38 in enamel white comes with a second subdial and is a little larger with a traditional touch. It has a larger diameter of 37.5mm, giving it a more noticeable presence. It has a height of less than 7mm and a slim and rounded stainless-steel casing with graceful lugs that seamlessly blends on the wrist.
Final Thoughts
When compared to other watchmakers that manufacture their movements, NOMOS Glashütte watches are comparatively inexpensive. But, they look fantastic and are of really high quality like any other luxury watch brand. So, if you’re looking for an excellent German-made watch, these timepieces are a good starting point.
