Selected Colour: Pearl Dial - Steel Bezel
Pearl Dial - Steel Bezel
Pearl Dial - DLC Bezel
Redtide Dial - Steel Bezel
Redtide Dial - DLC Bezel
Seafoam Dial - Steel Bezel
Seafoam Dial - DLC Bezel
Couldn't load pickup availability
Risk free
90 Day Returns
Carbon neutral since 2019
Express delivery
Nodus are well known for mixing the classic and contemporary into a style that is completely unique, and the way they use colour in their watches has a lot to do with that. The Sector series utilizes the same case and dial design throughout their series, creating a modern interpretation of classic watch genres.
The Sector Dive reimagines the mid-century skin diver watch, which had a shallower depth rating than their military counterparts. This gave them a refined look that popularized them by the everyday wearer.
The dial features three-dimensional Swiss Super-LumiNova X1 Grade lume, protected by a flat-top sapphire crystal with a domed underside, aiding legibility at all angles and depths.
The case measures 39mm in diameter and 47mm lug-to-lug. The stepped case design is made from highly durable stainless-steel and features an engraved solid screw-down caseback for 100 metres of water resistance. The case also features a 120-click unidirectional bezel that doesn’t feel bulky, giving the watch a total height of only 13mm.
An oversized crown helps with winding the Seiko NH38 movement, providing 41 hours of power reserve. Nodus have taken the time to regulate the movement in four positions, which makes the watch accurate to +/- 10 secs/day. The Sector Dive watch also comes with a beads-of-rice strap with the engraved Nodus logo on the clasp.
Why This Watch?
About The Brand
Nodus is Latin for Node, an intersection of paths that blend the classic with the contemporary. The company was founded in 2017 by two watch enthusiast, with an ethos that put function-first design to the forefront.
Nodus believes their watches are built for the important things in life and have crafted their timepieces to last through the decades.
Built in-house in Los-Angeles, Nodus ensures their watches not only meet their own high standards but surpass the wearer’s expectations as well.
| Manufacturer | Nodus |
|---|---|
| Strap Material Colour | Pearl Dial - Steel Bezel |
| Watch Accuracy | Regulated in four positions (+/- 10 secs/day) |
| Watch Bezel | 120-click unidirectional steel bezel |
| Watch Case Back | Screw-down |
| Watch Case Colour | Silver |
| Watch Case Finish | Brushed with polished chamfers |
| Watch Case Material | Stainless steel |
| Watch Case Crown | Screw-down |
| Watch Dial Colour | White |
| Watch Diameter | 39mm |
| Watch Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds |
| Watch Glass | Flat-top sapphire crystal with domed underside applied with blue anti-reflective coating |
| Watch Lug Length | 47mm |
| Watch Lug Width | 20mm |
| Watch Lug Luminescence | Swiss Super-LumiNova® T-C1 X1 Grade |
| Watch Movement | Seiko NH38 (Japan) |
| Watch Movement Type | Automatic |
| Watch Power Reserve | 41-Hours |
| Watch Style | Dive |
| Watch Thickness | 12.5mm |
| Watch Warranty | 24-Month manufacturer's warranty |
| Watch Water Resistant | 100 Mtrs (10ATM) |
This month’s Seiko releases introduce a wide range of timepieces that cater to various tastes and lifestyles. From their classic, minimalist dress watches that exude timeless elegance, to robust, high-tech sports watches designed for adventurers,...
With Black Friday drawing near, the anticipation of scoring great deals from your favourite brands is growing. In 2024, while many companies are preparing to unveil deals for Black Friday on November 29th, WatchGecko is...
The love affair between British brand Christopher Ward and Amsterdam-based legacy retailer Ace Jewelers has been in full swing over the past twelve months. Industry veteran and co-owner of Ace Alon Ben Joseph, and co-founder...
The term “classic” may well be frequently used but it seems far from having worn out its welcome in an increasingly conservative industry whose buyers are cautiously clinging to their cash tighter than ever. Three...
Now more than ever, it seems the British Watchmaking community is really coming into its own. It’s almost hard to believe then that there was ever a time in which horological events in the UK...
