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First time hearing about this company, and I love it already! Legibility was my number one criteria when picking up my first watch. Of course the quartz Timex Easy Reader is at a completely different price point, but I if there was an opportunity to buy something more expensive I think I have a company and watches that tick many boxes: easy to read, German, independent, in-house, date window, seconds in a subdial
I've looked at all Nomos but never really found one that completely grabs me - this Club I particularly looked over. But your sumptuous shots have changed my mind completely! Nice watch indeed, perfect size, looks solid as a rock.
WOW This truly is the PERFECT EDC WATCH!!! >38.5mm case diameter (38-40mm is my sweet spot for an EDC, 42mm max for sports watches) >automatic movement >date at 6 for symmetry >sapphire crystal >100m water resistant so I can swim and shower with it without worrying about it >elegant design on the dial that's done so tastefully >a slim profile which is really comfortable along with the perfect 38.5mm case >excellent legibility and simplicity that you simply can't get bored of and will grow on you more and more as time goes by >it's a strap monster - you can dress it up for formal wear or dress it down for casual wear (nato for the beach or a hike, croc leather for work, distress leather for a drink at the bar, rubber/silicone for the poolside, mesh for the weekend? looks good on EVERYTHING) >good price point the only one thing missing for me is - drilled lugs for ease of strap change.
Glad I checked the comments before I started typing... I was going to say the same thing. Even talking about the factory strap, and they're own aftermarket straps, they managed to avoid turning the watch around to show the undersides of them lol. Kind of impressive to accidentally not show half of the watch.
I appreciate this excellent and succinct review. I've been interested in the Nomos Club for several years and was ready to purchase but still needed to decide on a size. This helped me cement my decision for the Club Date for my 6.75" wrist. I even went ahead and ordered to the two additional leather straps recommended. I couldn't be more pleased with the outcome. Thank you! Cheers
This is a great watch. Perfect size, even on a larger (8-1/4 inch) writst. I got mine with the sapphire back, so I could appreciate the beautiful Nomos in-house Alpha movement. Keeps great time. I treated myself to about a dozen straps - leather, rubber and fabric - and it looks good on all of them.
Love this watch. Can wear it in any situation. I also feel that the lugs should be shortened. Maybe Nomos is thinking about NATO strap fans. Thanks for the comprehensive review.
Nice watch, great format. Keep up the good work. Was in Harrods and I talked to them and they have heard of you. I have 3 of your straps which one is on a oris diver 65.
I know it's been a year, but today I rewatched it for the fourth time, this format is top notch, the macro and strap alternatives is superb! Just to let u know that one a month i look at this video to charge my grail need of this Nomos ;)
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Wore this watch to the club and got no love from the dancers. They named it a club watch so I thought it would be a good bait watch. I still made it rain for the dancers!
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Still cannot get past the lugs and that prominent gap between the strap and case where the wrist can be plainly seen. Such a pity as every time I see a Nomos my eye is drawn to it!
Just wish they would shorten the lugs. The gap btween the case and the strap is just too much for my taste. And it's only an everyday watch if you work in an office. For some professions, you just need a watch that can take a beating and is allowed to suffer an occasional scratch.
Oh wow, a Nomos model that doesn't look like a toy watch! Nice, I might actually consider. (Later added: yeah, the lugs are indeed too long... why the yawning gap??)
That nato is horribly put on. There aren't really any rules off course, but to get the watch centered between the two keepers, have it close to the outer keeper before putting it on, not the complete opposite like here. And why do almost no-one figure out that one can tuck the extra bit on the inside so that it actually gets «tucked away», instead of having the end awkwardly sticking out of the lower keeper.
@@TaiwanLYC yea.. and it shows out of stock.. and has been for over a year. So listed doesn't mean it can be found lol. Maybe the picture can be found..but not the watch. Anyway this was 5 months ago, I already got one. nomos-glashuette.com/en/club/club-date-731
@@aledanniel oh ok i got you. probably your country has an online store. my country does not so all i see is "find a retailer" and does not have the option to buy directly from the website. by the way, how do you like the watch? how long have you had the watch? it does not have screw down crown right? does it bother you? (i know a lot of manual wind watches do not have screw down crowns) i have never owned a manual wind watch so I'm curious.
@@TaiwanLYC ahh that makes sense on the website difference. I love. There is only one thing that bothers me.. is the date changem because that movement would require you to go up pass 12 and then back pass 9 amd then back pass 12 to change date. If its your daily wear then no problem. But i rotate watches. I have multiple nomos and i am extremely happy w the brand , size, quality. I have campus 28 night and is probably my favorite. Also have tetra. I had metro and orion. I miss the Orion. But the crown doesn't bother me at all. I mean i wont go swimming in it anyway. Dfntly not for everyone.
I like the watch but hardly a good everyday wearer unless you do no physical work what so ever, I wouldn't like to smack around 1600 squid, a great watch for meetings and such light work but if you want something to smack around and not to worry about decreasing value or damage buy something under 200 like a Seiko 5 or Casio F91-W. Nobody ever goes to the bother of getting a Seiko 5 serviced once they give trouble throw it away and get another.
@@watchgecko Sure does different setting different watch, I thought the video was well put together and I shall certainly watch more of your content. Personally I tend to favour simple designed watches and dress watches such as this, Good stuff :)
Secondo me è caro! spendere 1100 € per un Club mi sembra eccessivo poi ,capisco il calibro in house ,capisco la concorrenza , ma il prezzo non è giustificato, per me il prezzo giusto potrebbe essere intorno ai 650/700€, a volere esagerare . Ho visto nel sito anche cifre che si aggirano intorno ai 4000 € , secondo me con questa cifra porti a casa un buon secondo polso che sicuramente si rivaluta nel tempo non certo un Nomos!
This is a great concept, but it could be that you spend £10K on all of these watches that are worth less than £4K on resale. How about topping the series off with just one watch for £10K that will keep or increase its value, and is the one and only watch that you need (an impossible challange😁).
I find the idea absurd that one needs different watches for different occasions. Any high quality modern watch is good for any occasion a normal person will find it self in.
This reviewer is obviously not aware of the important fact that any wristwatch has two very distinct sides to it.Its a good thing that breathing dose not require conscious thought.I recommend you try to review something more in accordance with your limited cognition,like a pancake,for example.
Love the look of the Nomos. Nice review! Looking forward to seeing more in the coming weeks!
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First time hearing about this company, and I love it already!
Legibility was my number one criteria when picking up my first watch.
Of course the quartz Timex Easy Reader is at a completely different price point, but I if there was an opportunity to buy something more expensive I think I have a company and watches that tick many boxes: easy to read, German, independent, in-house, date window, seconds in a subdial
I've looked at all Nomos but never really found one that completely grabs me - this Club I particularly looked over.
But your sumptuous shots have changed my mind completely!
Nice watch indeed, perfect size, looks solid as a rock.
That's great to hear! Make sure to let us know your experience if you pick one up. :D
This would be a great choice as an everyday watch if they shortened those lugs. You can see so much skin between the case and the strap!
Agreed!
I hate it when you find a watch that you like, but then there is one thing on it that just bugs the heck out off you!
Or alternatively, just brought the spring bar holes a millimetre inwards on each side!
@@MrName859 how do you do that?
Bryan Lim You don’t. He’s saying they should have.
to be fair. it is a fieldwatch and those watches need to be easy worn with nato. that being said. it could be a few mm shorter
WOW
This truly is the PERFECT EDC WATCH!!!
>38.5mm case diameter (38-40mm is my sweet spot for an EDC, 42mm max for sports watches)
>automatic movement
>date at 6 for symmetry
>sapphire crystal
>100m water resistant so I can swim and shower with it without worrying about it
>elegant design on the dial that's done so tastefully
>a slim profile which is really comfortable along with the perfect 38.5mm case
>excellent legibility and simplicity that you simply can't get bored of and will grow on you more and more as time goes by
>it's a strap monster - you can dress it up for formal wear or dress it down for casual wear (nato for the beach or a hike, croc leather for work, distress leather for a drink at the bar, rubber/silicone for the poolside, mesh for the weekend? looks good on EVERYTHING)
>good price point
the only one thing missing for me is - drilled lugs for ease of strap change.
In a 9(ish) minute video, surely we should have seen the caseback at some point?
Hi Tim, thank you for your valuable feedback! We'll keep this in mind.
Glad I checked the comments before I started typing... I was going to say the same thing. Even talking about the factory strap, and they're own aftermarket straps, they managed to avoid turning the watch around to show the undersides of them lol. Kind of impressive to accidentally not show half of the watch.
I have a club and if you don't take the saphire caseback it's just a plain caseback for engraving. Nice comment tho :)
Exactly my idea!!!
Mathieu Vaillancourt do you have a choice between the sapphire and plain steel? Is there a price difference?
I appreciate this excellent and succinct review. I've been interested in the Nomos Club for several years and was ready to purchase but still needed to decide on a size. This helped me cement my decision for the Club Date for my 6.75" wrist. I even went ahead and ordered to the two additional leather straps recommended. I couldn't be more pleased with the outcome. Thank you! Cheers
An excellent easy to listen detailed review. Great images and love the strap changes. Keep up the great work.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video!
This is a great watch. Perfect size, even on a larger (8-1/4 inch) writst. I got mine with the sapphire back, so I could appreciate the beautiful Nomos in-house Alpha movement. Keeps great time. I treated myself to about a dozen straps - leather, rubber and fabric - and it looks good on all of them.
I have Rolex omega Tudor but that Nomos.... it’s so classy
You can never have too many watches.
Love this watch. Can wear it in any situation. I also feel that the lugs should be shortened. Maybe Nomos is thinking about NATO strap fans. Thanks for the comprehensive review.
I love NOMOS.❤️
This WATCH on that NATO... Boom I'm sold, an original Bond single pass Nato... Wow!
such a good one. Great review. And kudos for talking warmly about Nomos own straps too.
Can't wait to see what the other 9 pieces for the collection will be. Keep up the good work!
Nice watch, great format. Keep up the good work. Was in Harrods and I talked to them and they have heard of you. I have 3 of your straps which one is on a oris diver 65.
Thank you!
That's great and we hope you are enjoying your straps!
Very nice review and video/camera work. Looking forward to more reviews and new strap coverage.
Thanks John! We hope you enjoy our future content.
Brilliant video. Well made and professional. You deserve more than 3k subs
Hi Lucas! Thank you, we aim to bring you quality content with every upload!
beautiful watch, probably my favorite Nomos. Bravo
I know it's been a year, but today I rewatched it for the fourth time, this format is top notch, the macro and strap alternatives is superb! Just to let u know that one a month i look at this video to charge my grail need of this Nomos ;)
When you talk about a watch but your jacket steals the show. Btw you should make a review about the jacket, no joke.
seestern makes a nice one. love mine
Nice watch and shots. Cant wait for ur bb58 review.
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A beautiful watch, but you need to have a look at the watch at the shop. Looks very old school through the colour of the dial. I went for Tangente.
I felt a weird churning in my stomach when he pulled the crown and adjusted the time while the watch was on his wrist.
Great review- subbed. Interesting use of part Arabic part baton printed dial.
Thank you! it really is a unique design.
In the past I bought the Campus club with California dial. I think I prefer this dial.
superb video, looking forward for more
Thank you!
Hodinkee just re-issued this in different dial colors, limited edition of 4 colors, 75 per color
This has always been one of my favorite watches.
Why there is no view on the back?
Wore this watch to the club and got no love from the dancers. They named it a club watch so I thought it would be a good bait watch. I still made it rain for the dancers!
Impressive watch
Great video, good looking watch, keep it up.
Thanks for the support!
was wanting to get a second Orion but love the Club too.
If you decide to get this Club, let us know your experience!
FINE REVIEW....WELL DONE
That's great to hear! We hope you enjoy our future videos :D
Benn one year with the campus 38. Love it :)
Thats great to hear!!
Never seen any loom and never seen the back of the watch would love to see you know that
Looks like a Glashütte original cal.60 movement to me (60´s lacking of date of course) ... 🤔👍🏻
Thanks for this detailed teview
Thank you for watching! Hope you enjoyed it.
the mido baroncelli is thinner and is an automatic, regardless this nomos is a great watch
Nice watch .
It really is a stunning piece!
that's the best Nomos ive seem
Amazing watch.
Beautifully shot! Can I know what camera gear did you use? LOL
Hi Eldo. Thank you for your kind words! currently we use the Canon 800D.
Excellent watch but flawed by those extra long lugs. What were they thinking?
very nice appealing watch for everyday use simple but classy..where i can buy that watch?
Hi Amando, you can find this particular model on the Nomos website : nomos-glashuette.com/en
beautiful piece
Nice watch, but lugs way too long
Perfect watch indeed
The gap kills me it would be suche a nice watch
A beautiful watch
Yes, it is :)
Is this not available with an exhibition back? Is that why you failed to show the back??
Is there a possibility of an 18mm Painswick QR strap being released?
how often will these eps come out?
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A no date version would be perfect.
Exactly, it’s a bit busy at the 6 oclock
Why not show the movement on the back?
Hi Purnell, this particular model has a closed case back. We will make sure to show the case back in future regardless, Thank you for comment :D
@@watchgecko and thank you for the reply and the video of course
It is better to put strap links directly in the description..
Still cannot get past the lugs and that prominent gap between the strap and case where the wrist can be plainly seen. Such a pity as every time I see a Nomos my eye is drawn to it!
choppy H I have a Nomos club dunkel and a small wrist (14cm) and it is actually very elegant.
Alex Alex agree they are truly elegant...just my eye is drawn to the lugs and the gap.
Just wish they would shorten the lugs. The gap btween the case and the strap is just too much for my taste. And it's only an everyday watch if you work in an office. For some professions, you just need a watch that can take a beating and is allowed to suffer an occasional scratch.
What is the finishing on that milanese strap? Polished?
Oh wow, a Nomos model that doesn't look like a toy watch! Nice, I might actually consider. (Later added: yeah, the lugs are indeed too long... why the yawning gap??)
Great video thanks. Interesting watch but that gap at the lugs, what were they thinking.
That nato is horribly put on. There aren't really any rules off course, but to get the watch centered between the two keepers, have it close to the outer keeper before putting it on, not the complete opposite like here. And why do almost no-one figure out that one can tuck the extra bit on the inside so that it actually gets «tucked away», instead of having the end awkwardly sticking out of the lower keeper.
How much it...
Hi Rifan currently it's priced at £1620 on the NOMOS website, heres a direct link nomos-glashuette.com/en/club/club-date-731
Is it a cream dial?
There can't be found anywhere anymore :(
Thats such a shame, it's a great watch.
what do you mean? it is still being listed on nomo's website.
@@TaiwanLYC yea.. and it shows out of stock.. and has been for over a year. So listed doesn't mean it can be found lol. Maybe the picture can be found..but not the watch.
Anyway this was 5 months ago, I already got one.
nomos-glashuette.com/en/club/club-date-731
@@aledanniel oh ok i got you. probably your country has an online store. my country does not so all i see is "find a retailer" and does not have the option to buy directly from the website. by the way, how do you like the watch? how long have you had the watch? it does not have screw down crown right? does it bother you? (i know a lot of manual wind watches do not have screw down crowns) i have never owned a manual wind watch so I'm curious.
@@TaiwanLYC ahh that makes sense on the website difference. I love. There is only one thing that bothers me.. is the date changem because that movement would require you to go up pass 12 and then back pass 9 amd then back pass 12 to change date. If its your daily wear then no problem. But i rotate watches. I have multiple nomos and i am extremely happy w the brand , size, quality. I have campus 28 night and is probably my favorite. Also have tetra. I had metro and orion. I miss the Orion.
But the crown doesn't bother me at all. I mean i wont go swimming in it anyway.
Dfntly not for everyone.
I like the watch but hardly a good everyday wearer unless you do no physical work what so ever, I wouldn't like to smack around 1600 squid, a great watch for meetings and such light work but if you want something to smack around and not to worry about decreasing value or damage buy something under 200 like a Seiko 5 or Casio F91-W. Nobody ever goes to the bother of getting a Seiko 5 serviced once they give trouble throw it away and get another.
For this kind of abuse I recommend a digital watch for 30 quid
All good points, it all depends what you do on a day-to-day basis.
@@watchgecko Sure does different setting different watch, I thought the video was well put together and I shall certainly watch more of your content. Personally I tend to favour simple designed watches and dress watches such as this, Good stuff :)
@@thecollectorslifestyle3009 That's great! We look forward to hearing from you in the future. :D
are you a........ labourer??? : \
Lugs are far too long and that creates a ridiculously large gap between watch and strap.
Why on earth did you not show the caseback?
This is the solid caseback version of the watch, the 733 has a sapphire crystal display caseback
whats the diameter?
Hi there! the diameter of this particular model is 38.5 mm.
Secondo me è caro! spendere 1100 € per un Club mi sembra eccessivo poi ,capisco il calibro in house ,capisco la concorrenza , ma il prezzo non è giustificato, per me il prezzo giusto potrebbe essere intorno ai 650/700€, a volere esagerare . Ho visto nel sito anche cifre che si aggirano intorno ai 4000 € , secondo me con questa cifra porti a casa un buon secondo polso che sicuramente si rivaluta nel tempo non certo un Nomos!
Too long lugs, you can see too much hair or skin, i cant get over it, otherwise love dial.
I have seen this watch on a one piece serlon strap which covers that gap and really improves the look of the watch.
what colour was the Perlon?
Has anyone gone swimming with it?
This is a great concept, but it could be that you spend £10K on all of these watches that are worth less than £4K on resale. How about topping the series off with just one watch for £10K that will keep or increase its value, and is the one and only watch that you need (an impossible challange😁).
Those long lugs.....yuk! Otherwise great watch!
I find the idea absurd that one needs different watches for different occasions. Any high quality modern watch is good for any occasion a normal person will find it self in.
Depends. If you have an office job, this is fine. But some professions call for a beater watch.
Rolex submariner Job done
It sounded like a robert reading a review scipt. I had to mute and watch the rest of the video.
This reviewer is obviously not aware of the important fact that any wristwatch has two very distinct sides to it.Its a good thing that breathing dose not require conscious thought.I recommend you try to review something more in accordance with your limited cognition,like a pancake,for example.
... nope
A little costly. 1000$ would be a good price
The lugs are gross. Shame
Don't buy one.
With all due respect, this watch doesn't have a high enough waterproof rating to be an everyday watch. Manual wind? Strike two.
100m ?
They dont have the luxury feel that they should. Shame.
If you are not going to show the case back I'm not going to watch any of your other vids.
Terrible review..
42 hours power reserve is perfectly fine?? Get the fuck outta here!! That's SHIT