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Nomos Club Sport vs. Ahoi neomatik 38 date

Verdict

Nomos's two sporty propositions, both running ultra-thin in-house neomatik-family calibers, but solving the date and rotor differently: the Club Sport shows off its off-center rotor through the case back, while the Ahoi adds a patented bidirectional date mechanism. Neither has verified market price data in Cazador yet.

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Club Sport neomatik 39Ahoi neomatik 38 date
Case diameter39.5 mm38.5 mm
MovementIn-house Caliber DUW 6101, automatic, ultra-thin, visible off-center rotorDUW 6101 caliber, in-house, automatic, patented bidirectional date mechanism
Caliber thickness3.6 mm3.6 mm
Power reserve~43 hours42 hours
Date functionNot included on this executionBidirectional date (adjusts by turning the crown either way)
Water resistanceNot confirmed in this fiche [UNVERIFIED]20 ATM (200 m)
Market price in CazadorInsufficient dataInsufficient data

Club Sport neomatik 39

Pick the Club Sport if you want to see the off-center rotor through the sapphire case back, without needing a date function.

Club Sport neomatik 39

Ahoi neomatik 38 date

Pick the Ahoi if you want Nomos's patented bidirectional date function and a confirmed higher water resistance (200m).

Ahoi neomatik 38 date