Introducing: The NOMOS Tetra Neomatik, Now In 33mm With DUW3001 Movement
Last year at Baselworld, NOMOS released the new Neomatik DUW 3001 movement, which is now appearing in a range of their watches. This year NOMOS has decided to apply this very thin, automatic movement to the Tetra series while increasing the size of the case from 27 mm (or 29.5 mm) to 33 mm. 1 OF 2 The Tetra series, signified by its square case and range of colorful dials, has been a staple for the company but, until now, was only suitable for those who prefer a 27 mm or 29.5 mm case size. The movement is only 3.2 mm thick and gracefully fits into the equally thin square case. 2 OF 2 Additionally the dial has been updated with a new recessed subsidiary seconds dial, shortened Arabic numerals, and a five-minute indication on the outer minute track.Overall, this alteration is a welcome addition to the NOMOS Tetra family. More information on the NOMOS Tetra here. Be sure to follow us on HODINKEE Live while we are at Baselworld.

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