A cosmopolitan with a clear sense of form and function—and a view to the important things. This version of the prizewinning hand-wound watch Metro, designed by Mark Braun, does without a date and power reserve indicator. And without the classic white: Here the ruthenium-plated dial shines in cool almost black shade. There is less to fit in 38.5 millimeters, which in this case is much more.
This Metro goes without a date and power reserve indicator. And white—it shines instead in ruthenium-black (a metal from the platinum group).
Glashütte’s dark side: The dial of this Metro isn’t plain black, but rather ruthenium (a metal in the platinum group). As well as mint, silver, and red.
Metro has a simply beautiful side profile, demonstrating how elegant and slender a mechanical watch can be.
Specifications
- Ref.
- 1111
- Case
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stainless steel
sapphire crystal glass back
- Glass
- domed sapphire crystal glass
- Winding
- manual
- Dimensions
-
diameter
38.5 mm
height 7.8 mm
weight 48.0 g
- Water resistance
- 3 atm (splash-proof)
- Dial
- galvanized, ruthenium-plated, mint green indexes at three, six, nine and twelve o'clock
- Hands
- rhodium-plated, seconds hand red
- Strap
-
Horween Genuine Shell Cordovan black, with quick-change spring bars
lug width 19 mm
Caliber
The classic from NOMOS Glashütte, and number one: the handcrafted and manually wound Alpha caliber, which keeps on running—highly precise and highly praised, you only need to wind it once every two days.
- Caliber
-
Alpha
manual
- movement height
- 2.6 mm
- diameter
- 10 ½ lines (23.3 mm)
- Power reserve
- up to 43 hours
- Jewels
- 17
Beautiful things
Outstanding materials
In Chicago, one of the finest leathers in the world is tanned: Horween Genuine Shell Cordovan. Smooth, thick, and almost indestructible, it suits every watch and wearer.
Beautifully presented
Our hand-wound timepieces come in the classic NOMOS watch box. It is crafted from black poplar wood—and the perfect place for your favorite watch and its warranty booklet.
