5 Nomos Watches to Consider for Your Collection

Despite being much younger than its neighbors in Germany's watchmaking center of Glashütte, Nomos has made a disproportionately strong impact on the watch industry Unlike many other German watchmakers in Glashütte, Nomos takes a distinctly modern, minimalist approach to aesthetics with clean dials, sans-serif fonts and often moderately sized cases Inside the brand's own in-house movements are purely old-school mechanical and well-decorated for their price points, making these German watches feel like a hell of a value.

Nomos Tangente Neomatik 41 The Nomos Tangente Neomatic not only has a versatile design, but one that continues to hold your interest if you look closely: A clever touch is the date display around the dial's periphery that discretely but clearly highlights the date in red Movement: Nomos DUW 6101 AutomaticDiameter: 40.5mmWater Resistance: 50m.Buy Now $4,100Nomos Zürich Weltzeit A fascinating and unique take on the world-timer watch, the Zürich Weltzeit displays time zones around the world it in a novel and striking way Movement: Nomos DUW 4401 ManualDiameter: 37mmWater Resistance: 30mBuy Now $3,780Nomos Club Campus Neomatik The Club Campus Neomatik applies the Nomos design sense to a sporty, 200m water-resistant watch that you can take anywhere.

Nomos Tangente Sport Neomatik This is a full-on sport watch with a dive-ready 300m of water resistance, but it looks like almost no other model with comparable specs. . Source