With this watch, you have the world on your wrist—a practical feature for use at home or when traveling. One of the world's thinnest worldtimers, Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer blue shines with its deep blue dial, suitable even for formal occasions. It is also a fully-fledged sports watch: water resistant to 10 atm, robust, and with a luminescent time display for low-light conditions. The worldtime mechanism is easy to read and simple to operate, powered by the innovative DUW 3202 caliber at work inside.
The world in a 40-millimeter diameter: the tripartite case made of high-quality stainless steel on the integrated Club Sport link bracelet can handle any activity and sits comfortably on the wrist.
The sunburst dial is typical of Club Sport neomatik, and the time zone and home time displays are accentuated in color. This worldtime model has a city disk as an outer ring around the dial and a subdial for the 24-hour second time display.
The time at the location you have set as your home or reference time is shown on an hour scale with twelve digits with a single hand. Day and night phases are differentiated by color on the scale.
The time zones can be adjusted using the pusher on the case at 2 o'clock. A red warning ring shows whether the crown is fully screwed down—when it is, a water resistance up to 10 atm is guaranteed.
Excellent legibility, even in low-light conditions: the hour numerals and markers, as well as the hour and minute hands, are generously inlaid with blue luminescent Superluminova.
The corrector point set into the case at 8 o'clock is used to synchronize the main dial with the home time display. It is operated using the setting pin supplied with the watch.
NOMOS Glashütte is known for the slim profile of its automatic watches. The robust Club Sport model with a worldtime mechanism is only 9.9 millimeters in height—making it one of the thinnest worldtimers yet.
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An automatic watch for global citizens and frequent travelers
Caliber In-house built caliber DUW 3202
The worldtime caliber with a globe in gold on the rotor is the third movement in the neomatik series from NOMOS Glashütte. It is only 4.8 millimeters in height—thanks to an innovative in-house design that integrates the complication into the gear train. Another new feature is the 24-hour second time display with a single hand. Worldtime rethought.
