The Berlin Wall: 30 years on

In 1989, the population of East Germany won its fight for freedom and democracy—fortunately for NOMOS and Glashütte.

Time for life

General director of MSF Germany Florian Westphal tells us about his life-saving work and cooperating with NOMOS Glashütte.

The square in art

Works of art for the wrist: Pay a visit to our Tetra Gallery.

Simon Husslein

His favorite projects as a designer? Furniture, exciting interiors, and watches (of course). The renowned industrial designer tells us more.

The mechanics of time

It’s everyday work for the experts, but for the layman it’s often a mechanical mystery: how do watches store and release energy? We explain all here.

Against career setbacks

Can watches be dangerous? And what else can they do? Jessica Wahl is a management coach who pays attention to people's wrists.

Summer in Glashütte

Find out why St. Wolfgang church in Glashütte doesn't have a sundial—and where in the town the sun is (almost) always shining.

Vacations for all!

There’s no question that your watch comes along when you go on vacation. Susanne Kloss, a trained watch medic, knows just how to keep your watch ticking along smoothly. And she's here to share some pointers.

Sarah Illenberger

She’s an artist and illustrator, “but set design fits as well,” she says. One of Berlin’s most creative minds answers our questions.

White nights

When you know that it’s already evening, but it still doesn’t feel like it!

A departure from the familiar

Expect the unexpected: There is a complex design process behind the development of the Autobahn watch.

It doesn’t always have to be a soft landing

At least for the watch! But do you really need “water resistance to 1000 ft”?

“It’s good, you can wear it!”

Author Gary Shteyngart talks literature, watches—and watch geeks.

Strapping stuff!

Leather from a small area of a horse’s back, couture woven in France, or forged from metal: we’re talking about watch straps.

“The mainstream is tedious”

Mark Braun is a talented and internationally successful designer. That said, many of his creations are even more renowned than himself—from furniture and lights to tableware and watches.

What’s within

Watch movements are beautiful—full of sun, snails, and handwritten love notes, even in the places you can’t see. Why is that?

Glashütte

A good three dozen towns called Glashütte exist worldwide. But only one is world famous—as the center of German fine watchmaking.

Interview with Daniel Libeskind

The NOMOS fan discusses his design process—and why collaboration is so important for creative projects.

Small delights

Even more Bauhaus: These four new women’s watches are more refined than ever—and will look perfect with jewelry. But why are they called “duo”?

Sport!

Our biggest release this spring: sports watches with bracelets. Take a closer look at this robust yet elegant collection here.

Doctors Without Borders

We are supporting those who help—with brand-new watches. Are you in?

100 years of Bauhaus

A major anniversary—but Bauhaus has always been important to us.

What NOMOS stands for

Is a watch a statement? Yes—among other things, it can show how we tick.