It’s rare for the watch world to agree on anything, but the Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer has seemingly pulled off the impossible. When it debuted at Watches & Wonders 2025, its push-button travel complication and sub-10mm profile made it one of the most celebrated releases of the year, and NOMOS has spent the months since riffing on it with limited colorways.
Now the German brand has landed on what might be our favorite take yet. Say hello to the new Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer Dark.
An Enamel Black Canvas
As you may have guessed, the headline change is the dial. It’s now a glossy black surface NOMOS describes as “enamel” and flows right into the small seconds register at 6 o’clock. Against it, every functional element (Arabic numerals, pencil hands, the outer city ring, and the home time subdial) sits in a warm off-white providing some really nice contrast.
NOMOS also kept the red and blue day/night split on that 24-hour home time ring. Pair those colors with a black dial and, well, it’s hard not to the think of a certain discontinued Rolex GMT (though NOMOS isn’t saying whether that was intentional).
Every Time Zone Glows Now
But the off-white isn’t purely an aesthetic call here either. Where previous Worldtimers limited their Super-LumiNova to the hands and hour markers, the Dark coats the entire worldtime display (city ring and home time subdial included) in a blue-glowing lume.
Kill the lights and all 24 time zones stay fully legible. So much so that NOMOS likens the experience to flipping your phone into dark mode. And unlike last year’s limited Night Navigation trio that first explored black dials, the Dark joins the core collection for good.
Same Brilliant Bones Underneath
Mechanically, nothing’s changed under the hood. Press the pusher at 2 o’clock and the city ring advances one time zone while the local hour hand jumps forward an hour in unison. All of this happening while home time holds steady on the subdial at 3 o’clock.
The in-house DUW 3202 caliber pulls this off while measuring just 4.8mm tall, thanks to an architecture that builds the complication directly into the gear train. The result is a 40mm travel watch standing only 9.9mm off the wrist, complete with a screw-down crown and 100m of water resistance. NOMOS calls it one of the thinnest worldtimers ever made.
Spec Sheet
Model: NOMOS Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer Dark
Reference: 793 / 793.SB
Case Size: 40mm
Case Thickness: 9.9mm
Lug-to-Lug: 48mm
Case Material: Polished stainless steel
Dial: Enamel black with off-white Super-LumiNova
Movement: NOMOS Caliber DUW 3202 automatic
Power Reserve: 42 hours
Water Resistance: 100m
Band: Stainless steel bracelet, woven textile, or Horween Shell Cordovan leather
Limited Edition?: No, permanent collection
Pricing & Availability
Available now as a permanent member of the Club Sport family, the Worldtimer Dark starts at $5,140 on a woven textile strap and runs $5,370 on the steel bracelet, with a sapphire exhibition caseback available for a little extra. Fair warning for the impatient, though, as NOMOS’s US store is currently quoting a 6-month delivery window.
Recap
NOMOS Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer Dark
NOMOS gives its celebrated 9.9mm push-button worldtimer a permanent black-dialed variant with the entire worldtime display, right down to the city ring, coated in glowing Super-LumiNova.
