Yesterday I introduced you to our NOMOS master data sheet, which can be found here. It includes all info I deemed essential on the current collection NOMOS watches – from today including their prices in EUR. But seeing that it’s sortable for each of the properties, I thought it’d be fun to dive into it a bit deeper for a few facts and numbers. So here we go;
Number of references
Today the list stands at 155 unique references. This is just the standard models – no limited or special editions such as our own Orion de Stijl are included.
Open versus Closed case back
Of these 155 NOMOS watches, 122 feature an open case back, while -you guessed it- 33 feature a closed back.
Stainless Steel versus Gold
Out of 155, 141 NOMOS watches are made of stainless steel, and only 14 are made of either white or rose gold.
Manual versus Automatic movement
Here the scales are slightly more balanced; 89 NOMOS watches feature a hand wound movement, while 66 are automatic.
Records: the Biggest and Smallest NOMOS
The biggest NOMOS watch in terms of diameter is the Lambda, which comes in at 42mm if you opt for the larger version of the two. As far as stainless steel watches are concerned the owner goes to the Club Automatic Date, which has a case diameter of 41.5mm. The NOMOS with the smallest diameter is the Tetra 27, which measures 27.5*27.5mm. For round watches it’s the Orion 33, which has a diameter of 32.8mm.
Record: the Thickest and Thinnest NOMOS
The NOMOS with the heighest case is currently the Zürich Weltzeit, which is 10.85mm. At 6.05mm the Tetra 27 is the slimmest.
Record: the Heaviest and Lightest NOMOS
The honor of being the lightest again goes to the Tetra 27, which weights just 30 grams including the strap. The heaviest is the Lux, specifically in white gold, which measures 78 grams.
I hope you enjoyed this bit of geekery with NOMOS numbers. Have a stellar day!