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The smallest member of the Club Sport family embraces a very silvery aesthetic.
Nomos expands its compact Club Sport neomatik 34 collection with a new monochromatic edition. No, it’s not something we cooked up in collaboration; the new Club Sport Neomatik 34 All Silver strips away the colourful accents (pink, gold and purple) of the inaugural trio in favour of a more restrained combo of silver, white and steel. While some may see this as a minor change in appearance, it still makes the compact sports watch a standout proposition.
Nomos Glashütte offers clean design, contemporary proportions and traditional Saxon watchmaking. The Club Sport collection is a sportier line, with robust construction, high water resistance and integrated bracelets. Still, it retains the brand’s recognisable minimalist aesthetic. First introduced in 2021 in a larger 42mm format, the range later expanded to 37mm and 39.5mm models before adding a compact 34mm version in 2024. The 34mm model was initially presented with rosé, gold, and purple dials. The new All Silver model relies more on variations in finish and texture than on colour contrast.
The polished stainless steel case measures 34mm in diameter and just 8.2mm thick, with a 41.5mm lug-to-lug measurement. It is a two-part construction, with a screw-down crown featuring Nomos’ characteristic red warning ring, which indicates when the crown is not fully secured. A domed sapphire crystal, treated with anti-reflective coating on both sides, protects the dial. Water resistance is 200m.
The silver-plated dial features a sunburst finish. A recessed small-seconds counter at six o’clock introduces a finer circular texture. Rhodium-plated hands and white Super-LumiNova-filled hour markers and numerals maintain the monochromatic look. The luminous material appears white in daylight and glows blue in the dark. The gold-coloured “neomatik” is the only departure from the silver palette, and it’s subtle.
The series is powered by Nomos’ in-house automatic calibre DUW 3001, a slim movement measuring only 3.2mm thick. It features a bidirectional winding rotor and the brand’s proprietary Nomos swing system. The movement also features a Glashütte three-quarter plate, a balance bridge secured by screws on both sides and the DUW regulation system. This calibre operates at 21,600 vibrations/hour and provides a 42-hour power reserve. The movement can be viewed through the sapphire crystal caseback on reference 758, while reference 758.SB is fitted with a screwed stainless steel back. Both versions retain the same specifications and water resistance.
The Club Sport neomatik 34 is worn on a stainless steel Club Sport bracelet, redesigned to fit the smaller case, with alternating polished and satin-finished surfaces. The quick-change spring bars and an integrated deployant clasp make it practical for everyday use. The Club Sport neomatik 34 all silver joins the permanent collection; the price is EUR 3,020 with the sapphire caseback, and EUR 2,720 with a solid steel back. For more, visit nomos-glashuette.com.
