Introducing the new NOMOS Glashütte Limited Edition Doctors Without Borders Pieces
 

Introducing the new NOMOS Glashütte Limited Edition Doctors Without Borders Pieces

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NOMOS continue to build on their Doctors Without Borders limited editions...

NOMOS Glashütte is supporting Ärzte ohne Grenzen (the German section of Doctors Without Borders) with two limited-edition watch models. Now in the eighth year of this successful collaboration, the watchmaking company is presenting the robust automatic model Ahoi in two elegant yet sporty versions with a metal bracelet.

NOMOS Glashütte Limited Edition Doctors Without Borders - Image Credit: NOMOS Glashütte

Watches for a good cause—this was the initial idea that led NOMOS Glashütte to start making limited-edition timepieces for Doctors Without Borders Germany back in 2012. Whether in the smaller version with an exceptionally slender case or in the larger version with a date function, both of the new Ahoi models are supporting the Nobel Prize-winning organization in the same tried-and-tested way: Every single watch raises funds for humanitarian aid around the world. Both of these new watch models feature an unmistakable tribute to this cause; namely a red twelve, which symbolizes the charity’s tireless work.

Ahoi, a robust companion

Ahoi counts among the iconic watch designs in the NOMOS collection—with a particularly robust case and an in-house developed caliber, this automatic timepiece can be worn almost anywhere. With a water resistance of 200 m, it will satisfy even the most demanding sports enthusiast. The six screws holding the back firm and the securely-guarded crown ensure that everything will stay watertight.

In this limited edition for Doctors Without Borders Germany, NOMOS Glashütte is presenting the automatic watch with the NOMOS sport bracelet for the first time—which further emphasizes the robust nature of this watch model.

Deployed around the world

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Even when these two new Ahoi models for Doctors Without Borders Germany are limited to 250 pieces each, the emergency aid that they raise funds for knows no limits. Every watch comes with a significant donation to the emergency aid organization. Florian Westphal, General Director of Doctors Without Borders Germany, is delighted: “We can use these funds to bring aid directly to those places that desperately need it, quickly and efficiently.”

Points of sale and pricing

These watches will are now available with select European retailers and on the official NOMOS website. The two limited-edition versions of Ahoi for Doctors Without Borders Germany:

  • Ahoi Datum für Ärzte ohne Grenzen Deutschland
  • Ref. 551.S2
  • 40.3 mm diameter
  • NOMOS automatic movement DUW 5101
  • £3,780
  • Ahoi Neomatik für Ärzte ohne Grenzen Deutschland
  • Ref. 560.S1
  • 36.3 mm diameter
  • NOMOS neomatik movement DUW 3001
  • £3,440

About NOMOS Glashütte

NOMOS Glashütte Limited Edition Doctors Without Borders - Image Credit: NOMOS Glashütte

NOMOS Glashütte, one of only a handful of owner-operated watchmaking companies worldwide, crafts fine mechanical timepieces in Glashütte, Germany. German engineering skill, outstanding product design (in the traditions of Bauhaus and the Deutscher Werkbund), and above all Glashütte watchmaking craftsmanship—thanks to these three aspects, NOMOS watches are of the highest quality in every respect. To date, they have been awarded over 160 prizes for design, quality, and value-for-money.

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