The new NOMOS Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer brings a refreshing complication to the sporty Club line: a clean and minimalistic world time display, operated by a satisfying click of a pusher at 2 o’clock. With a 40 mm case and just 9.9 mm in height, it wears incredibly sleek on the wrist, my 18 cm / 7″ wrist included.
The Reference 790 with its blue sunburst dial plays beautifully in the light and is subtly accented with red, silver and white. If you want to dive deeper into the technical and design aspects of this exciting new model, check out the full hands-on review on the NOMOS Watch Club blog here.
NOMOS Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer on the Oyster style Club Sport stainless-steel bracelet (circumference: 18 cm / 7″), Picture: NOMOS Watch Club
As always, the right strap can completely transform the look and feel of a watch, especially one as versatile as this. Whether you’re looking to emphasize its sporty character, dial color, or switch things up with texture and material, here are 8 great pairings we have tested and photographed for you:
Suede Leather Straps
Classic Suede Strap – Brown
A blue dial and a brown suede strap? Yes please. The soft brown tones warm up the overall look and bring out the lighter elements of the dial like the lume and date window. A perfect everyday combo.
The warm brown suede contrasts the cool blue dial in the best possible way – classic, casual and surprisingly balanced
Classic Suede Strap – Light Blue
This light azure blue brings out the blue and silver elements on the dial while subtly resonating the main color tone and matches the light-blue half circle of the 24h-dial perfectly. An elegant and slightly playful option, especially for spring and summer.
Tone-on-tone magic: The light blue suede enhances the sunburst dial’s dynamic range, creating a calm but vivid combo
Sailcloth Straps
Premium Sailcloth Watch Strap – Dark Blue
The blue Sailcloth strap is a bit more sporty and matches the dial perfectly with its subtle shine.
Talking about a perfect match – this is it!
Premium Sailcloth Watch Strap – Petrol
With its slight sheen and sporty texture, the petrol sailcloth strap is both refined and rugged. A perfect match if you want to underline the functional design of the Worldtimer with a bit of boldness.
A sophisticated color match—the petrol tone bridges blue and green and the texture adds a technical edge
Nylon Straps
Jelsdal – Vintage Military Single Pass Nylon Strap – Blue
This vintage-style blue nylon strap complements the utilitarian aesthetic of the Club Sport. The subtle ribbing and deep tone keep it understated while staying highly functional and water-resistant.
The perfect everyday tool watch look—sporty and comfy as hell
Ribbed Nylon Strap – Blue
For a lightweight and breathable setup that doesn’t compromise on looks, the ribbed nylon strap adds a bit of structure and keeps the dial in full focus. Great for hot days and active wear.
Sleek lines and a ribbed nylon texture create a rigged and modern match to the dial’s blue sheen
Rubber Straps
Tropical Style Rubber Watch Strap – Blue
This deep blue tropical rubber strap is ideal for giving your Worldtimer a full summer/beach-ready look. Sporty yet elegant and incredibly comfortable.
A sporty setup that feels like it was made for this watch— – ohesive, comfortable, and ready for the pool
Tropical Style Rubber Watch Strap – Azure Blue
For something a little more playful, the Azure version lightens up the mood while still keeping the rubber sports watch aesthetic. Perfect for casual wear with a touch of fun.
A lighter and brighter tone that brings out the vivid nature of the sunburst dial – fresh and modern.
Final Thoughts
The NOMOS Club Sport Worldtimer is a surprisingly versatile watch, not just in function, but also in its wearability and style. Thanks to its sunburst dial, colorful details and sleek case proportions, you can pair it with everything from beach-ready rubber to elegant suede. Whether you’re going minimal, rugged, or playful, there’s a strap setup here that brings out a different side of this brilliant new release.
Let usknow which pairing is your favorite—or if there’s one we should still try out!
