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Nexus Paradox
Nexus Paradox

Equinox Black Dial Square Case Skeleton Watch


The Nexus Paradox challenges expectations by proving that true innovation begins where convention ends. Bold in its vision and unapologetic in its identity, it is crafted for those who see being different not as a risk, but as their greatest strength.


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Movement
Automatic
Crystal
Sapphire
Case Size
42mm
Power Reserve
Up to 48hrs
Water Resistance
3 ATM / 30m
Warranty
1 year
DISCOVER THE ELEMENTS THAT BRING EVERY QORUM TIMEPIECE TO LIFE

Inside the Watch

Close-up of a QORUM automatic watch movement showing brushed steel gears, bridges, and jewel bearings with a black case rim. Close-up of a QORUM automatic watch movement showing brushed steel gears, bridges, and jewel bearings with a black case rim.

The heart of every timepiece, the movement brings together precision, engineering and the passage of time. Its construction and performance define how the watch operates, making it one of the most important elements within the case.

Calibre
2806 Skeleton Optimised
Jewels
26
Power Reserve
Up to 48hrs
Frequency (Hz)
3Hz
Beat Rate (BPH)
21600 BPH
Accuracy
-15~+25
A clear, oval-shaped glass or acrylic dish with a thick, polished rim, shown at an angle against a dark, reflective background. A clear, oval-shaped glass or acrylic dish with a thick, polished rim, shown at an angle against a dark, reflective background.

The crystal provides the essential window into the timepiece, protecting the dial while maintaining clarity and legibility. Its quality, finish and optical properties play an important role in how the dial is experienced from every angle.

Type
Sapphire
Shape
Domed
Thickness (mm)
1.2
Mohs Hardness
9
Edge Finish
Polished
Light Transmission %
≥85%
Close-up of a luxury watch featuring a brushed stainless steel case, polished rose gold-toned bezel, and a textured crown knob with a stylized 'Q' logo, set against a dark background. Close-up of a luxury watch featuring a brushed stainless steel case, polished rose gold-toned bezel, and a textured crown knob with a stylized 'Q' logo, set against a dark background.

The case gives a timepiece its presence, character and structure. From its proportions to its contours and finishing, every detail contributes to how the watch sits on the wrist and how it is perceived.

Material
316L Stainless Steel
Diameter (mm)
42
Thickness (mm)
15
Lug to Lug (mm)
44
Lug Width (mm)
22
Caseback
Exhibition
Close-up of a dark textured curved product, likely a strap or band, with three parallel ridges and a soft warm brown background. Close-up of a dark textured curved product, likely a strap or band, with three parallel ridges and a soft warm brown background.

More than a way to secure the watch, the strap completes its character and influences how it feels on the wrist. Its material, proportions and finishing are designed to complement the case and overall design of the timepiece.

Material
Silicone
Width (mm)
22
Length (mm)
257
Buckle
Quick Release
Close-up of a QORUM analog watch Close-up of a QORUM analog watch

The dial is where design and legibility come together. Its layers, textures, indices and hands create depth and character, while carefully considered details ensure that time can be read at a glance.

Dial Material
Brass
Indices
Printed
Dial Construction
One-Piece Dial
Finishing
Brushing
Luminous watch dial in black, showing bright green hour markers, hands, and a date window at 2. Luminous watch dial in black, showing bright green hour markers, hands, and a date window at 2.

Luminescence extends the character of a timepiece beyond daylight, allowing key elements to remain visible in low-light conditions. Applied with precision, it brings together functionality and a distinctive visual presence after dark.

Lume Type
High-Visibility Luminous Coating
Day Colour
White
Night Glow
Green
Verified Reviews
What Our Collectors Say

Customer Reviews

I was looking for something different from the usual designs and this one stood out.

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Customer photo review of Nexus Spectre

The dial details are beautifully done and give the watch a distinctive character.

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Comfortable to wear and nicely balanced on the wrist. Very happy with the overall styling.

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Great looking watch for evening wear. The detailing adds a nice premium touch.

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I liked the colour combination a lot. It gives the watch a modern and polished look.

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Customer photo review of Nexus Spectre

Really liked the overall finish. It has a refined look and works well with different outfits.

Nexus Spectre

Customer photo review of Nexus Spectre

Clean and stylish design. It feels like a versatile watch for regular wear.

Nexus Spectre

Customer photo review of Nexus Spectre

The design looks elegant and premium. The dial detailing is the standout feature for me.

Nexus Spectre

Customer photo review of Nexus Spectre

The watch has a strong wrist presence and the design looks even better in person.

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The finishing gives it a premium appearance. It looks sophisticated without being too flashy.

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Have Questions?

Everything You Need to Know

How big does the Nexus Paradox wear?

The Nexus Paradox is 42mm across and 14mm thick, on a 22mm silicon band with a 230mm total length. At 78.3g it sits without feeling heavy through a full day.

Can I wear the Nexus Paradox in water?

Rated 3ATM, or 30 metres on the Nexus Paradox. That covers rain, splashes and handwashing. Do not swim, shower or dive in it.

Why is the Nexus Paradox square rather than round?

A square case reads sharper on the wrist and is the whole point of this series. The Nexus Paradox pairs it with square carbon finish case with an open dial.

Is the Nexus Paradox automatic or battery powered?

No battery. The Nexus Paradox runs on an in house automatic mechanical 2807, skeleton optimised, which winds itself from the motion of your wrist and holds up to 60 hours once you take it off.

Why can I see through the dial of the Nexus Paradox?

Skeletonising removes the dial material that would normally hide the movement. The Nexus Paradox shows square carbon finish case with an open dial with the balance wheel turning behind it.

How is the Nexus Paradox different from the others in the range?

The case and movement are shared. What changes is the finish, and the Nexus Paradox is square carbon finish case with an open dial on a red silicon strap. Your alternatives are Nexus Spectre, Nexus Enigma and Nexus Mirage, so choose on colour rather than specification.

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