Nomos Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer Reverie automatic champagne dial leather strap 40 mm

Club Sport Worldtimer: NOMOS’s breakout complication, from urban nights to scenic routes

At NOMOS Glashütte, world time has been part of the brand’s DNA ever since the Zürich Weltzeit. But it was at Watches & Wonders 2025 that the manufacture truly surprised everyone, transplanting a worldtimer complication into the Club Sport collection — the brand’s most robust, go-anywhere line. The response was immediate. In a show where complications often travel with first-class price tags, the Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer felt like a masterstroke: a water-resistant sports case, an amazingly slim profile, cheerful and highly legible dials, and an integrated in-house movement — all at a very “NOMOS” price point, making it exceptionally competitive in its category. The press called it one of the real hits of the fair, and the watch quickly established itself as one of the most desirable worldtimers under €5,000.

At launch, NOMOS introduced two standard models (deep-blue dial ref. 790 and silver-white dial ref. 791), immediately joined by six 175-piece limited editions, each inspired by a landscape atmosphere and its own distinctive color code.
Then, in autumn 2025, the brand expanded the story with the Night Navigation Series: three new limited editions (Trace, Grid, Vector) featuring galvanic black dials beneath sapphire crystals with bluish anti-reflective coating, inspired by city lights seen at night — as if from a cockpit or a skyline. A darker, more “instrumental” variation that confirmed the Club Sport Worldtimer as a true creative platform.

Only after this nocturnal stopover did NOMOS unveil The Scenic Route: the Roam and Reverie editions, conceived as another way of traveling — less about speed, more about contemplation. They share the same technical base and unmistakable NOMOS clarity: a ring of 24 city codes offers an instant overview of time zones, local time is shown centrally, and at 3 o’clock a 24-hour sub-dial keeps home time with a day/night indication. The pusher at 2 o’clock scrolls through the cities and adjusts local time instantly in tandem with the hour hand: no calculations, just the pleasure of changing scenery.

In short, the Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer has, in just a few months, become a full-fledged family of its own: a W&W success, a Night Navigation stopover, then Scenic Route — all following the same NOMOS logic of a serious travel watch, told with color, spirit, and a genuine sense of style.

Reverie: golden daydream with a subtle seventies charm

Reverie offers a different way of traveling — more introspective, more luminous, almost nostalgic. Its champagne-gold dial is enriched with a palette of yellow, sand, and burgundy accents that gently echo a seventies aesthetic, yet with NOMOS’s signature graphic clarity. The contrasts highlight the key functions — second time zone, day/night reading, and city markers — while preserving a visual softness rarely seen in a complication watch. Paired with a brown Horween Genuine Shell Cordovan strap, it gains an elegant warmth, ideal for travelers who like to linger, observe, and let inspiration choose the route. A limited edition that combines utilitarian precision with genuine dial poetry.

DUW 3202: the world in one movement

At the heart of Roam and Reverie beats the in-house DUW 3202 calibre, entirely designed and produced by NOMOS in Glashütte. This automatic movement, an exceptionally slim 4.8mm thick, integrates the Worldtimer function directly into the neomatik architecture — no added module — ensuring optimal mechanical efficiency and a remarkably sleek profile on the wrist.

Local time is adjusted via the pusher at 2 o’clock, which advances the peripheral ring of 24 cities (IATA codes) and the local hour hand in perfect synchronization. Home time remains readable on the 24-hour sub-dial at 3 o’clock, paired with a day/night indication to avoid any AM/PM confusion, while the small seconds at 6 o’clock completes the display with precision.

Technically, the DUW 3202 benefits from the NOMOS Swing System (proprietary escapement and in-house hairspring), a transversal balance bridge, hacking seconds, and adjustment in six positions. Its 42-hour power reserve provides comfortable autonomy, enough to accompany several days of travel without winding.

Finally, the decoration visible through the sapphire caseback — Glashütte ribbing, perlage, blued screws, and an openworked rotor adorned with a golden globe — underscores NOMOS’s attachment to Saxon watchmaking tradition, in elegant contrast to the contemporary, colorful aesthetics of the dial.

Limited edition & exclusivity

Roam and Reverie are part of The Scenic Route series, the final 2025 stopover for the Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer family. Each version is released as a **limited edition of 175 numbered pieces**, a deliberate rarity that reinforces their status as collector’s items as much as true travel watches. NOMOS concentrates here what makes these LEs so appealing: an unchanged technical base paired with an exclusive color identity, conceived as a road mood — Roam’s contemplative coolness and Reverie’s inspired warmth. Two worldtimers produced in small runs, for those who like wearing a singular watch, instantly legible, and impossible to find once the series has sold out.