A flamboyant version of the iconic World Time watch with a yellow gold case and carmine red dial. This timepiece is powered by self-winding 240 HU caliber, enabling simultaneous correction of all World Time displays thanks to an ingenious mechanism patented in 1999.
7047G-001
This exceptional timepiece combines the minute repeater with a modern design featuring a white gold case and a navy blue dial distinguished by a centrally embossed carbon pattern. This dynamic style is reinforced by the contrasting touch of color provided by the orange varnished small seconds hand, the orange transferred triangle hour-markers and the orange stitching and lining on the fabric-patterned navy blue composite strap.
6105G-001
This Celestial model features a white gold case inspired by space modules and a spectacular dial depicting the sky as seen from Geneva. Equipped with mechanisms for displaying sunrise and sunset times as well as summer time to winter time correction, 240 C LU CL LCSO caliber took more than five years to develop and involved the filing of six patents.
5840P-001
This spectacular Cubitus features a perpetual calendar and a 45 mm diagonal measurement platinum case. The boldly designed openworked blue dial with its finely laser-cut strips reveals the square-shaped, skeletonized mainplate and bridges of 28-28 Q SQU caliber while creating a subtle depth effect.
6400-1200
Presenting two new Streamliners with two hands in a more compact format, H. Moser & Cie. sets out to explore uncharted territory: that of the small mechanical diameter, conceived not as a compromise but as an achievement. Two watches, two sizes – 34 mm and 28 mm – both with the same ambition: to focus on the essentials, revising the proportions for slimmer wrists without ever compromising on quality.
6410-1200
Presenting two new Streamliners with two hands in a more compact format, H. Moser & Cie. sets out to explore uncharted territory: that of the small mechanical diameter, conceived not as a compromise but as an achievement. Two watches, two sizes – 34 mm and 28 mm – both with the same ambition: to focus on the essentials, revising the proportions for slimmer wrists without ever compromising on quality.