NOMOS Glashütte is a manufactory for beautiful, top-quality watches. We at NOMOS love watches with a passion. Yet, since the world does not revolve around watches alone, NOMOS and its employees also have other things they consider to be important.
In the world of fine watches, this name is an assurance of quality, and NOMOS wants it to stay that way. Without Glashütte, there would likely be no NOMOS. Consequently, NOMOS is very invested in the town’s welfare. Whether contributing to recovery aid after the “flood of the century” or to the school of watchmaking, the soccer team, or fire department – NOMOS likes to help.
Our watches are not produced at the expense of future generations. Aside from the shipping of our watches all over the world, NOMOS watches are made in an environmentally neutral manner – and of course without putting a strain on the health of our workers or our wearers.
NOMOS Glashütte is a name that doesn’t impress because the watches are expensive, but because they stand for cultural richness. The trademark stands for the most elegant wrists, a whole life long.
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Let’s speak about what one is not supposed to mention: money. Because you can spend extremely different sums for watches. So what determines the prices for the Zürich and Tangomat, the Tangente, Tetra, Orion, Ludwig, and Club?
NOMOS has put out magazines, a book, and two newspapers. On any given occasion, there is quite a lot of writing being done in and about Glashütte, addressing all manner of things associated with it. NOMOS also collects art: Dirk Skreber, Tilman Wendland, Jörn Grothkopp, and Stefan Höller are just a few of the artists, whose work can be found in the “NOMOS collection.”