Nomos has added a quieter, more monochromatic note to its compact Club Sport line.
The new Club Sport neomatik 34 All Silver keeps the 34mm proportions and everyday sports-watch brief, but swaps the brighter dial direction of the earlier 34mm models for a more restrained mix of silver, white and polished steel.
It’s a small change on paper, yet it gives the watch a noticeably different character.

At a glance
- Nomos has introduced the Club Sport neomatik 34 All Silver as a permanent-collection model.
- The watch combines a 34mm polished stainless steel case, 200m water resistance and a silver-plated sunburst dial.
- Prices are EUR 3,020 with a sapphire caseback and EUR 2,720 with a solid stainless steel back.
A cooler take on the compact Club Sport
The Club Sport collection sits in the sportier corner of the Nomos catalogue, where the brand’s clean Glashütte design language is matched with stronger water resistance and a steel bracelet.
The family first arrived in a 42mm format in 2021, before expanding into 37mm and 39.5mm sizes.
Nomos added the 34mm version in 2024 with rosé, gold and purple dials, bringing the Club Sport concept into a smaller and more compact case.

The All Silver edition changes the mood without changing the underlying proposition.
Instead of leaning on colour, it relies on finish, texture and small tonal shifts across the dial, case and bracelet.
Silver dial, white lume and one small hit of gold
The stainless steel case measures 34mm across and 8.2mm thick, with a 41.5mm lug-to-lug measurement.

It’s a polished, two-part case with a screw-down crown and Nomos’ red warning ring, which indicates when the crown hasn’t been fully secured.
A domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides sits over the dial, while water resistance is rated at 200 metres.
The silver-plated dial uses a sunburst finish, giving the watch its main visual movement.

At six o’clock, the recessed small-seconds sub-dial adds a finer circular texture rather than a contrasting colour.
Rhodium-plated hands and white Super-LumiNova-filled hour markers and numerals keep the monochromatic effect intact.
The luminous material appears white in daylight and glows blue in the dark.

The gold-coloured “neomatik” signature is the only real break from the silver palette, and it remains deliberately subtle.
The slim DUW 3001 inside
The Club Sport neomatik 34 All Silver is powered by Nomos’ in-house automatic calibre DUW 3001.
The movement is only 3.2mm thick, which helps explain the watch’s slim 8.2mm overall case height.
It uses a bidirectional winding rotor and the brand’s proprietary Nomos swing system.
Traditional Glashütte details include a three-quarter plate, a balance bridge secured by screws on both sides and the DUW regulation system.
The calibre runs at 21,600 vibrations per hour and offers a 42-hour power reserve.
Nomos offers the watch in two caseback configurations.
Reference 758 has a sapphire crystal caseback that reveals the movement, while reference 758.SB uses a screwed stainless steel back.
Both versions retain the same key specifications, including 200m water resistance.
Bracelet and everyday wear
The watch is fitted to a stainless steel Club Sport bracelet that has been redesigned for the smaller case size.
Alternating polished and satin-finished surfaces give the bracelet a more technical look without pushing it away from Nomos’ pared-back design language.
Quick-change spring bars and an integrated deployant clasp add practical touches for daily wear.
At 34mm, the All Silver model will likely appeal to buyers who want the robustness of the Club Sport line in a more compact size, as well as anyone who prefers restraint over dial colour.
Details & Specifications
| Brand | Nomos Glashütte |
|---|---|
| Model | Club Sport neomatik 34 All Silver |
| References | 758 with sapphire caseback, 758.SB with solid stainless steel back |
| Case size | 34mm diameter, 8.2mm thick, 41.5mm lug-to-lug |
| Case material | Polished stainless steel |
| Crystal | Domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides |
| Dial | Silver-plated sunburst dial with recessed small seconds |
| Lume | White Super-LumiNova, blue glow in the dark |
| Movement | Nomos in-house automatic calibre DUW 3001 |
| Frequency | 21,600 vibrations per hour |
| Power reserve | 42 hours |
| Water resistance | 200m |
| Bracelet | Stainless steel Club Sport bracelet with quick-change spring bars and integrated deployant clasp |
| Price | EUR 3,020 with sapphire caseback, EUR 2,720 with solid steel back |
| Availability | Permanent collection |
The Club Sport neomatik 34 All Silver doesn’t try to reinvent the line, and that’s the point.
By taking the smallest Club Sport into a more tonal, steel-on-silver direction, Nomos has made one of its most versatile sports watches feel a little sharper, quieter and easier to wear every day.




