Nomos Tetra Neomatik Watch Review

Nomos Tetra Neomatik  Watch Review

Nomos Tetra Neomatik  Watch Review

Nomos has extended its neomatik collection

Launched last fall at WatchTime New You are able to, with the development of the Nomos Tetra neomatik now at Baselworld 2016. This newest form of the Tetra, Nomos’s square-cased men’s watch, is the first one to be outfitted using the brand’s in-house self-winding movement, Caliber DUW 3001.

NOMOS Tetra neomatik - white-colored dial

Nomos Tetra Neomatik  Watch Review

The Nomos Tetra neomatik is slightly sportier than its manual-winding predecessor, having a 33-mm, bipartite square situation made from stainless, with an updated dial (Arabic numerals in the 5-minute marks a round, instead of square, small seconds subdial at 6 o’clock having a red lacquered seconds hands). At just 7.2 mm thick, however, it maintains the elegant benefit of the initial Tetra, along with its Horween genuine Covering Cordovan strap, remborded and fitted having a Nomos-branded buckle clasp. Two dials are for sale to the Tetra neomatik, one out of silvered white-colored with cyan blue highlights (pictured above) and yet another in dark blue with eco-friendly highlights (below). As opposed to the neomatik first edition, the neomatick emblem around the dials is within gold instead of neon-colored. Both cases are fitted with azure crystals on sides, and therefore are water-resistant against 30 meters.

Caliber DUW 3001 

Nomos Tetra Neomatik  Watch Review

That is visible with the obvious caseback from the Tetra neomatik, is among the thinnest self-winding movements available on the market, calculating only 3.2 mm tall. Among its attributes would be the Nomos swing system with tempered blue balance spring a bidirectional winding rotor an end-seconds mechanism along with a traditional Glashütte three-quarter mainplate. The surfaces from the movement are rhodium-plated and decorated with Glashütte ribbing and perlage. Screws are blued within the traditional manner. The mainspring barrel holds an electrical reserve of roughly 42 hrs.

The Doxa Sub 300 Professional anniversary edition is going to be operated by a COSC-certified ETA 2824 and it is restricted to 300 pieces. The very is azure, the diameter 42 mm, and also the bezel is measured in ft (as opposed to the classical meters), because it was around the original model.