Nomadic, a brand known for its rugged tool watches, has introduced the Dána 141, its first dress watch. The rectangular timepiece draws inspiration from Belfast's historic drawing offices and the 1:1.41 aspect ratio of A-series technical paper, marking a shift from the brand's industrial shipbuilding roots to a more refined aesthetic. It is powered by a slim Swiss hand-wound movement and is available in three dial colors.
- 39.6mm by 28mm case size
- 8.30mm thickness
- 30-metre water resistance
- 50-hour power reserve
The rectangular case design is inspired by Belfast's historic drawing offices and the 1:1.41 aspect ratio of A-series technical paper.
The Dána 141 is Nomadic's first dress watch, representing a pivot from their established tool watch origins.
The case features a blend of brushed and polished surfaces with crisp angles, referencing the brand's connection to Belfast's industrial past.
The dial lacks luminous material, contributing to its clean dress watch aesthetic.
The central frame of the dial mirrors the shape of the 'O' in Nomadic's logo and features fine vertical lines.
Applied Arabic numerals are present at the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions.
The manual-wind movement enables the watch's slim profile and vintage rectangular proportions.
The La Joux-Perret D101 movement operates at 21,600 vph and has 18 jewels.