Brand: NOMOS Glashütte | Model: Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer dark | Reference: 793 | Category: German Watchmaking / Worldtimer Travel Watch | Release Year: 2026
Last updated: October 2, 2026
The NOMOS Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer dark (ref. 793) is a new permanent addition to NOMOS's worldtimer line, unveiled September 29, 2026. It pairs a glossy black enamel dial with an off-white city ring, a red-and-blue 24-hour home-time display, and, for the first time in the line, Super-LumiNova on the city ring and home-time track. At 40mm wide and 9.9mm thick, it remains one of the slimmest automatic worldtimers you can buy.
What is the NOMOS Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer dark? It is the fourth core-collection version of the Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer, which NOMOS first launched at Watches & Wonders 2025. Unlike last year's Night Navigation editions, which were limited to 175 pieces each, the dark is a permanent model. What's new? The dial is a high-gloss "enamel black" with off-white printing. The two-tone red and blue ring around the 24-hour home-time display gives it a reverse-panda, Pepsi-adjacent look that will appeal to vintage-minded collectors. The bigger functional change is the lume: Super-LumiNova now covers the city ring and home-time display as well as the hands and numerals, so both local and home time stay readable after dark. How does the worldtimer work? A pusher at 2 o'clock jumps the local hour hand forward one time zone at a time, and the city ring and 24-hour home-time display move with it. The in-house automatic caliber DUW 3202 handles all of this in a 40mm stainless steel case only 9.9mm thick. The watch is water resistant to 100m. Who is it for? It's for travelers who want a genuinely practical worldtimer without the thickness or price of Swiss alternatives. It's also for anyone who found the earlier colorways too playful and wants something more versatile.
This is a core-collection model, not a limited edition, so don't expect the secondary-market premiums of the 175-piece Night Navigation editions. Demand is still strong: NOMOS's U.S. store was quoting around six months for delivery at launch. Strap versions start around $5,530, and the bracelet is the configuration most likely to hold value. It's a strong buy for wearing, not for flipping.
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