At $425 US, the above beats any major brand offering, but Wes and Cullen take it that much further and ship the robust & easily serviceable NH35 movement regulated to +/- 10 seconds per day. BUT the sunburst dial is the true star of the show (especially this colourway).Īlso in the box an additional high quality branded quick release leather strap. The mixture of brushed & polished surfaces with chamfered edges & a stepped, domed AR undercoated sapphire crystal complete the visual package. Standard with an excellent 3 hole micro-adjust H-link stainless steel bracelet, solid end links, drilled lugs & a milled clasp. The build quality & finishing on the Nodus Sector Sport are top notch for the price point. If you’re on the hunt for a new diver with a unique look but you don’t want to break the bank and you don’t need hundreds of meters of water resistance, which most people don’t the Sector Dive may be the perfect choice. Black, silver & glacial dial choices are truly unisex (mine will be passed on to my daughter) & are all equally at home from beach (150m Water Resistance) to the boardroom. Priced at just 425, the Sector Dive is designed and assembled in Los Angeles and comes with a 24-month warranty from Nodus. It fits virtually any wrist (save for The Incredible Hulk) & will never be too small or too big as style/trends inevitability change. Usefully incorporating a day and date indicator. The boys at Nodus totally knocked it out of the park with this one. The Nodus Sector Pilot is an attractive and well-executed watch. I admit, the honeymoon is intense right now, but I do not foresee my mind ever being changed. Both the crown and caseback and screwed down and the timepiece offers a solid 100m water. The bezel of the Sport is fixed, but pronounced, and the watch employs a large, knurled 7mm crown. It measures 47mm lug to lug and is 12.5mm thick. It features a silver sunburst sector dial with with polished graphite hands, indices and numerals that are filled with blue BGW-9 lume and upright date window at 4:30. This version is discontinued and no longer available from Nodus. BUT, if you know anyone who is, or (more likely) if you’re looking for a real everyday GADA value proposition look no further than the Nodus Sector Sport. For all these reasons, I’ve concluded that the Nodus Sector 100 is essentially a 21st century dive watch, one that will remain indicative of this unique retro-obsessed moment in history in which mechanical watches have against all odds become wildly popular. Like its brethren, the Sport is housed in a 38mm stainless steel case. Hi all, Up for sale is my Nodus Sector Sport in the Peak color way.
Can a microbrand fulfill a one watch collection? Let’s face it, if you are reading this review, then you’re likely not in that frame of mind.
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