NOMOS Releases Its Iconic Tangente Watch in a Limited-Edition Rose Gold
Unveiled as part of the “175 Years Watchmaking Glashütte” collection.
NOMOS has released a limited anniversary iteration of its award-winning icon, the Tangente. Unveiled as part of the brand’s “175 Years Watchmaking Glashütte” collection, the timepiece features a rose gold build for the first time complete with a fitting name of Tangente Rose Gold Neomatik.
Arriving in a 35mm case size, 18-carat rose gold punctuates the crisp white dial in the form of a chapter ring, small seconds subdial, and stick-shaped handset — elevating NOMOS’ signature minimalist design with an added layer of refinement and sophistication. Indices and Arabic numerals alternate around the galvanized dial in a deep brown, while also echoing the color of its Horween Shell Cordovan leather strap.
On a technical note, the dress watch runs on the DUW 3001 caliber, a slim and in-house-built automatic movement that is adjusted according to chronometer standards. The caliber is exhibited on the open caseback, where the owner can observe its swinging movements that run up to 42 hours.
Limited to 175 pieces, the Tangente Rose Gold Neomatik is currently available for $11,100 USD via the brand’s website as well as select retailers.
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