Independent Watchmakers · 2026-10-30
Nomadic gives the Dána 141 an Art Deco frame and a hand-wound heart
Belfast-based Nomadic enters dress-watch territory with a slim rectangular case, three dial colours and La Joux-Perret’s hand-wound D101 calibre.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Nomadic; announcement date corroborated by Time+Tide

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Nomadic has introduced the Dána 141, a rectangular dress watch that moves the Belfast brand beyond its tool-watch roots. Its 316L steel case measures 28mm wide, 39.5mm long and 8.3mm thick, with 30 metres of water resistance. Moonlight White, Velvet Black and Emerald Green dials are offered, each framed by an Art Deco-inspired case and paired with a leather strap.

Inside is La Joux-Perret’s manually wound D101 calibre, running at 21,600 vibrations per hour with 18 jewels and a stated 50-hour power reserve. Nomadic lists the watch at €1,495 and says the launch begins on 30 October 2026, with public availability following on 31 October. The initial 2026 allocation is 200 pieces, although the Dána 141 joins the regular collection.
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Nomadic; announcement date corroborated by Time+Tide · Published 2026-10-28 ↗