H. Moser & Cie
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H. Moser & Cie Henry Double HairspringModels
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H. Moser & Cie MayuThe Mayu from Moser presents itself as an elegant watch with an exclusive hint of understatement. Distinctively classic in its design, it is only 9.3 mm thick and features the rare, large pocket watch seconds hand. A power reserve of 80 hours ensures that the watch will continue to run accurately, even if it is not wound for three days. The revolutionary, interchangeable escapement module provides optimal ease of servicing. Also only to be found in watches from Moser is the patented execution of the escape wheel and pallet fork in solid gold with hardened surfaces.Models
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H. Moser & Cie MonardThe fascination of the Monard from Moser lies in its puristic appearance with centre seconds. It has the Moser dual spring barrel providing a power reserve of at least seven days, and a power reserve indicator that is visible through the sapphire glass back on the movement side. Other highlights of this exclusive watch include the world's first-ever interchangeable escapement module and the patented execution of the escape wheel and pallet fork in hardened solid gold.Models
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H. Moser & Cie Monard DateThe appeal of the Monard Date from Moser lies in its classically elegant appearance with centre seconds and large date. It is equipped with the Moser dual spring barrel, which guarantees a power reserve of at least seven days. The power reserve indicator is visible through the sapphire glass back on the movement side. The interchangeable escapement module is being used here by Moser for the first time in the world and satisfies the highest expectations in respect of its function and ease of servicing. A further exclusivity is the patented execution of the escape wheel and pallet fork in hardened solid gold.Models
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H. Moser & Cie Moser Perpetual 1The Moser Perpetual 1 is the only watch in the world to feature the patented "Flash Calendar" perpetual calendar. It does not display an incorrect date, and it can be adjusted both forwards and backwards via the similarly patented Double Pull Crown mechanism. This mechanism permits reliable setting of the position with the crown. Although the internal workings of the Moser Perpetual 1 are highly complicated, it looks very classic and elegant from the outside. The only tell-tale sign of the perpetual calendar on the dial is the large date and the highly unobtrusive hand to indicate the months via the twelve hour indices. The leap year cycle can be adjusted via a button recessed into the case at 9 o'clock. The associated display is positioned on the movement side of the watch and is visible through the sapphire glass back.Models
