Nomos Glashütte · Family: Ahoi
The Nomos Glashütte Ahoi neomatik 38 date (ref. 525) is a 38.5mm steel sports watch with a silver dial and 200m water resistance, the Glashütte manufacture's water-oriented line, distinct from the dress watches Tangente 35, Club Sport 743, and Orion 384 already in the catalog. It runs the in-house automatic DUW 6101 caliber, with a patented bidirectional date mechanism. Cazador has no verified price observations (n=0) for this reference as of today.
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Nomos Glashütte was founded in 1990 in Glashütte, Germany, right after German reunification, and has established itself as one of the few independent manufactures in the region developing and producing its own calibers, including the brand's proprietary swing system escapement.
The Ahoi collection is Nomos's sporty, water-oriented proposition, designed to complement more classic lines like the Tangente or Orion with a more robust case profile and greater water resistance, without abandoning the Bauhaus-inspired minimalism that characterizes the entire manufacture.
This reference, the Ahoi neomatik 38 date (ref. 525), runs the DUW 6101 caliber, a slim in-house automatic movement (3.6mm thick) with a bidirectional date mechanism patented by Nomos, which lets the wearer adjust the date by turning the crown in either direction.
With 200 meters of water resistance and a silver dial with a red seconds hand, the Ahoi neomatik 38 date is clearly distinct from the other three Nomos models already in Cazador's catalog: the Tangente 35 and Orion 384 are hand-wound dress watches without sport-level water resistance, and the Club Sport 743 is a sports line with a different profile; the Ahoi, by contrast, is the manufacture's specific water-oriented proposition. [UNVERIFIED: we do not confirm the exact launch year for this specific reference].
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A system patented by Nomos that lets the wearer adjust the date by turning the crown in either direction, forward or backward, unlike conventional date mechanisms.
The Tangente 35 is a hand-wound dress watch with no sporting purpose; the Ahoi neomatik 38 date is automatic, with greater water resistance (200m) and a case built for the water.
42 hours, in a slim in-house automatic movement (3.6mm thick), developed and produced entirely by Nomos in Glashütte.
200 meters (20 ATM), well above Nomos's dress lines like the Orion or Tangente, and consistent with its positioning as the manufacture's sports watch.
Yes. Founded in 1990 in Glashütte, Nomos develops and produces its own calibers, including its proprietary swing-system escapement, without relying on external movement suppliers.