Nomos Glashütte Club 38: An Everyday Classic Grows in Size
A familiar design finds a larger fit
A watch for every day, built to go wherever life leads: Nomos Glashütte takes one of its most accessible designs to a larger size with the new Club 38 and Club 38 Ruthenium. Previously available with a 36mm diameter, the new iterations measure 38.5mm across, retaining the robust construction, distinctive typography and legible dials that have made the collection a popular entry point into mechanical watchmaking. Originally conceived in part as a watch for younger wearers or as a gift to mark an important milestone, the Club continues to offer a straightforward, versatile approach to everyday timekeeping.
Nomos Glashütte Club 38 und Club 38 Ruthenium
Nomos Glashütte
Two Dials, Two Distinct Characters
The new Club 38 is available with a white silver-plated dial or a dark, ruthenium-plated version. Both follow the collection’s functional design language, with bold Arabic numerals and hour markers, broad hands filled with Super-LumiNova and a grooved subsidiary-seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Carefully selected color accents give each version its own personality without compromising the clarity of the display.
Nomos Glashütte Club 38
Nomos Glashütte
The white dial pairs black numerals with red details on the hands and minute track, creating a crisp, classic look. The Club 38 Ruthenium takes a darker approach. Its anthracite dial features white hour numerals and indexes outlined in yellow, while orange Arabic numerals mark the minute track. The result is a high-contrast display with a restrained palette of contrasting colors.
Nomos Glashütte Club 38 Ruthenium
Nomos Glashütte
The stainless-steel case, with its substantial bezel, reinforces the watch’s practical character. Measuring just 8.4mm thick with a solid caseback or 8.5mm with a sapphire crystal caseback, it offers a balanced profile suited to a broad range of wrists. Both models are water-resistant to 100 meters.
Inside both watches, the hand-wound Nomos DUW 4001 caliber provides a power reserve of up to 53 hours. Developed and manufactured in-house, the movement incorporates the brand’s proprietary Nomos Swing System escapement alongside traditional Glashütte features, including a three-quarter plate, a Glashütte stopwork mechanism and heat-blued screws. Nomos offers both models with a choice of a solid stainless-steel caseback or a sapphire crystal display back. Prices start at $2,010.
