NOMOS Tetra Neomatik Watch Review

NOMOS Tetra Neomatik Watch Review

NOMOS Tetra Neomatik Watch Review

Whether or not the hands of the watch 

Always relocate a circle, some wrists simply look better having a square timepiece. With this thought, NOMOS Glashütte produced a computerized form of its classic model Tetra outfitted with DUW 3001 - the brand’s tenth proprietary caliber and also the first step toward generation x of NOMOS watches.

Since it's name suggests, this latest automatic Tetra model belongs to the neomatik series. Last fall, NOMOS Glashütte released ten models ticking with DUW 3001 in to the market because the ‘neomatik first edition.’ These limited-edition timepieces rapidly offered out, and today neomatik went into series production. DUW 3001, the caliber at the office in those watches, measures only 3.2 millimeters tall - and it is therefore among the thinnest automatic movements for sale to be created in series.

In creating DUW 3001

NOMOS’ in-house development and research department achieved the impossible: Not just were production tolerances halved but efficiency and precision also considerably elevated. Thus, the most recent Tetra model is both stylishly slender and highly precise because of the groundbreaking innovation at its heart.

NOMOS Tetra Neomatik Watch Review

NOMOS’ latest proprietary caliber also includes another minor technical innovation: the DUW regulation system. This component - enhanced for DUW 3001 - is replacing the Triovis regulation system which had formerly been utilized in this automatic caliber. For NOMOS Glashütte’s watchmakers, which means that reaching the greatest rate precision just grew to become simpler and faster - as well as for its customers, it's a further assertion from the watchmaking company’s technological independence.

In addition, having a diagonal diameter of 46 millimeters as well as an updated dial, this latest interpretation from the classic NOMOS timepiece is sportier, more contemporary, and much more masculine than previous hands-wound versions.

Tetra neomatik is available in two color options

NOMOS Tetra Neomatik Watch Review

One with cyan blue accents on the white-colored silver-plated dial, another with matching eco-friendly information on an in-depth blue dial. Both watch faces have a small golden neomatik emblem.

What's been retained, however, may be the beautiful and extremely lengthy-lasting strap constructed from Horween Genuine Covering Cordovan that comes with both versions having a remborde finish and fitted using the unique NOMOS winged clasp, the strap is a bit of jewellery by itself.