Nodus Reimagines the Sector Dial with the 'Clicker' 40&20 Limited Drop

Originally reported by Watch Clicker. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.

Nodus brings a functional twist to a classic sector dial

The run is tiny and deliberate — 40 navy pieces (ND-SC-40NV) and 20 salmon pieces (ND-SC-20SA), each individually numbered. Nodus calls it the Sector "Clicker" 40&20 Edition: a mid-century dress watch silhouette rebuilt for everyday use with a mechanical twist.

Case, dial and the clicker

The watch sits in a 39.5mm stainless steel case, 12.3mm thick with a 47mm lug‑to‑lug span. Surfaces alternate brushed tops and polished bevels on the lugs beneath a domed, anti‑reflective sapphire crystal. The layered sector dial pairs a sunburst center with a recessed outer minute track and bold printed numerals. Syringe hands full of Super‑LumiNova keep the look period‑correct and legible at night.

The name comes from an internal 60‑click chapter ring, operated by a secondary crown at 2 o'clock. The ring offers tactile, audible feedback, a lumed pip at 12 and a finely machined coin‑edge for precise setting — a practical addition to a vintage style.

Movement and wearing options

Inside sits a Sellita SW200‑1: 28,800 vph, hacking and hand‑winding, 26 jewels and about a 38‑hour power reserve. Nodus ships the watch on a quick‑release leather strap matched to the dial. Collectors can opt for a beads‑of‑rice stainless bracelet at launch for a more period-accurate profile. A signed screw‑down crown and 100 meters of water resistance make it tougher than it looks.

Price, availability and collectibility

Pricing is $1,450 on leather and $1,650 with the steel bracelet. Pre‑orders open late April; deliveries are expected within six to eight weeks for those who secure a spot. The split 40/20 allocation creates immediate scarcity while letting buyers choose between classic navy and the currently fashionable salmon tone.

Sector dials have quietly become a way for independent brands to demonstrate thoughtful design without resorting to gimmicks; the Clicker simply adds a mechanical layer that makes the idea more useful in daily life.

If you want a compact, vintage‑inspired watch with a useful timing function — and can accept limited availability — this model will move fast. For buyers weighing options, the leather version trims cost; the bracelet version adds period presence and resale appeal should demand spike.

Originally reported by Watch Clicker. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.

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