Collecting Meaning Now Has Its Own Time Zone

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Nomos Roam and Reverie Club Sport Worldtimer is for travelers who know detours and wrong turns are the real destinations.

Collecting Meaning Now Has Its Own Time Zone
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The Setup

Nomos is expanding its breakout Club Sport Worldtimer line with two limited editions, Roam and Reverie. Both use the brand’s champagne dial base but split into two personalities through color. Roam leans bright and open with blue and green accents. Reverie moves warm and reflective with ocher, burgundy, sand, and yellow. Each keeps the intuitive world time system that jumps between 24 cities with a single pusher and runs on the in house DUW 3202 movement that integrates the complication without adding bulk.

Nomos is taking the worldtimer out of the luxury-hierarchy arms race and making it the most approachable, intuitive travel watch in the category. The watch does not try to look global through complexity or prestige. It gives the wearer a way to navigate the world intuitively and visually. The color palettes act as personality selectors, not fashion trends, and the single button world time mechanism turns function into experience. Nomos is selling a mindset. A slower, more curious way of moving through the world where the watch becomes a companion rather than a status marker.


The Breakdown

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