Limited Editions
Nodus Launches the Sector Clicker with a 40&20 Limited-Run Twist
40 stainless‑steel and 20 bronze pieces — that’s the 40&20 limited run for Nodus’s new Sector Clicker. The defining detail is a coin‑edge, 120‑click bezel paired with a textbook sector dial and a Miyota 9039 inside.
By HorologyTalk Editorial · · 3 min read
Originally reported by Watch Clicker. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.
Precision clicking meets sector dial charm
40 steel pieces and 20 bronze variants headline the limited 40&20 release of the Sector Clicker. On the wrist you get a classic sector dial—contrasting hour and minute rings, crisp baton markers—and a coin‑edge, click‑action bezel that gives the watch its personality.
Case, dimensions and the tactile bezel
The case measures 40mm across, 11.5mm thick and 47mm lug‑to‑lug. Lugs are drilled for easy strap swaps and the 20mm width (the second number in the model name) suits a wide range of aftermarket options. The bezel is a 120‑click unidirectional design with a pronounced coin edge. It feels tight and positive—an unexpectedly tactile touch at this price point.
Movement, crystal and technical specs
Nodus fits the Sector Clicker with the Miyota 9039 automatic. The movement drops a date for a thinner profile and runs at 28,800 vph. Nodus adds a signed rotor and a regulation profile that delivers practical accuracy. Other key specs include:
- Caliber: Miyota 9039 automatic
- Power reserve: ~42 hours
- Frequency: 28,800 vph (4 Hz)
- Crystal: domed sapphire with anti‑reflective coating
- Water resistance: 100 meters
Dial execution and everyday wearability
The sector layout uses layered finishing: a matte inner hour ring and a subtly textured outer minute track for depth without fuss. Polished hands are filled with Super‑LumiNova for night legibility that mirrors daytime clarity. Launch colors include black and silver, plus a sunray blue that modernizes the vintage template.
The 40&20 limited edition: what makes it special
Beyond regular production, the 40&20 limited run creates collectibility by design. There are 40 stainless‑steel pieces and 20 bronze examples—the bronze intended to develop a unique patina. Each limited unit has an engraved caseback with its edition number, and ships with a leather travel roll and a certificate. The package targets early supporters and compresses the secondary‑market footprint compared with a broad production release.
Price, availability and market positioning
Regular Sector Clicker models sit competitively within Nodus’s range; the 40&20 limited editions carry a modest premium for the numbered casebacks and the bronze option. Sales are direct through Nodus’s website, with pre‑orders opening shortly and deliveries scheduled within weeks. For buyers, the straightforward route is to pre‑order directly from the brand if you want the limited pieces.
"The Sector Clicker bridges Nodus’s design sensibilities with an engaging physical interaction—something collectors often overlook in favor of specs alone."
In a crowded field of retro‑inspired sport watches, the Sector Clicker prioritizes detail and feel over complications. Want the patina and rarity or the clean numbered steel example? Your choice will determine whether this is a daily wearer or a future conversation piece.
Originally reported by Watch Clicker. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.
Tags: Nodus, sector dial, Miyota 9039, limited edition