
Scale: 38.5 mm case
Nomos Glashütte
Club Campus 38
735
$2,010
Everyday, office, active, water
The cheapest way into an in house German movement, and a watch you can swim in. It is 8.5mm thin with 100m rating, the California style dial mixes Arabic and Roman numerals, and the lume actually glows. Against the Sinn it trades automatic winding for a slimmer case and a manual calibre made in Glashütte, which suits people who enjoy winding a watch each morning.
An in house manual calibre with 100m water resistance for about 1,500 euros.
Specifications
| Diameter | 38.5 mm |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 8.5 mm |
| Lug to lug | 48.9 mm |
| Lug width | 20 mm |
| Case | Stainless steel |
| Crystal | Domed sapphire |
| Water resistance | 100 m |
| Movement | Manual |
| Calibre | DUW 4001 |
| Power reserve | 53 hours |
| Strap | Anthracite vegan velour strap |
Pros
- In house hand wound calibre
- 100m in an 8.5mm case
- Free caseback engraving
- Lumed hands and numerals
Cons
- Neon seconds hand divides opinion
- Long lugs, 48.9mm lug to lug
- Lume is faint and fades fast
Rivals
Sinn 556 I, Junghans max bill Hand Winding, Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical
What owners say
Owners on WatchCrunch and WatchUSeek agree the lume is the weak point; one three month owner said it is barely visible and fades within seconds, and also mentioned the long lugs. The neon seconds hand splits people, loved by a Fifth Wrist owner and called one step too far by Worn and Wound, while a WatchProSite tester measured about one to two seconds a day.
Sources
- nomos-glashuette.com Official
- nomos-glashuette.com Official
- wornandwound.com Review
- ablogtowatch.com Review
- wristworthy.uk Review
- watchcrunch.com Forum
- watchuseek.com Forum
- fifthwrist.com Forum
- watchprosite.com Forum