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Nomos Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer “Night Navigation”: A Nocturnal Take on Global Travel

Three new limited-edition models transform the Club Sport Worldtimer into a night-time navigator, capturing city lights and cockpit-style instrument aesthetics.
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When Nomos Glashütte introduced the Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer at Watches and Wonders 2025, it quickly became a highlight of the German brand’s collection: a slim, sporty, and water-resistant world timer that combines practicality with an appealing price. Now, the collection is being expanded by three limited editions that evoke the glow of city lights as seen from above and the precision of cockpit instruments. While Nomos is well known for its creative use of color and color accents on the dial, the new Night Navigation series adds a new twist with a tinted sapphire crystal.

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Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer Night Navigation Trace

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Each watch displays local time alongside the 24-hour world-time cities ring, adjustable via a pusher at 2 o’clock. A red marker indicates the selected city, while a snailed sub dial at 3 o’clock tracks home time on a two-tone 24-hour scale. The subsidiary seconds are positioned at 6 o’clock. The galvanized black dials, finished with a sun-ray brush and protected by blue anti-reflective sapphire crystals, create the effect of night-time travel.

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Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer Night Navigation Vector
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Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer Night Navigation Grid
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The trio differs in their luminous styling: the Trace edition uses turquoise Super-LumiNova for hands, indices, and the city ring; Grid evokes the amber glow of city lights with brown, yellow, and orange accents; and Vector replicates cockpit instruments with black, olive, and ecru tones.

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Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer Night Navigation Trace
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The Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer additions are housed in compact 40mm stainless steel cases with a height of just 9.9mm that are water resistant to 100 meters. A specialty is the screw-down crowns highlighted by a red warning ring if its not closed. The integrated three-link bracelets include quick-change spring bars for versatility.

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Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer Night Navigation Grid
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The new models are powered by Nomos’ in-house DUW3202, a notably thin automatic movement measuring just 4.8mm in height. The caliber integrates a world-time complication while maintaining a compact, elegant profile. It offers a 42-hour power reserve and a stop-seconds function. 

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DUW 3202
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Through the sapphire case back, the manufacture movement’s top-notch finishing in traditional Glashütte-style come to view, with the partially skeletonized rotor featuring a stylized globe, symbolically reflecting the watch’s global travel spirit, being the highlight.

 

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Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer Night Navigation Vector
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Honoring 175 years of Glashütte fine watchmaking, each model is issued in a limited run of 175 pieces, with a price of $4,720.To learn more, visit Nomos Glashütte, here.
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