Fun and good vibes with the Pop collection
First colorful launch, that of the "Pop" collection. A name that resonates cheerfully in our ears -- and on our wrists -- and sounds like a gentle arrival towards the beautiful days. Like a painter having fun on his canvas, H. Moser & Cie has chosen ornamental stones to make the dials of its models vibrate with a twist of fun. Jade, turquoise, coral, pink opal, lapis lazuli, or lemon chrysoprase express their palette of nuances, their complications but also all the strength of their symbolism within a variety of pieces. Where the Maison has accustomed us to playing on monochrome, here the purity of the dials is joyfully drawn through totally unexpected explosive combinations of colors and materials. Rare watches, available only for a fleeting moment. Produced in an exclusive edition, the "Pop" collection comes in 28 pieces per color for the Endeavour Small Seconds Concept models, 8 pieces for the Endeavour Tourbillon Concept and a unique piece for the Endeavour Minute Repeater Tourbillon Concept model. A rarity that only gives even more value to the preciousness of each creation.
A Stunning "Purple Haze"!
Simple, effective but far from classic and ordinary, the Endeavour Centre Seconds Concept Purple Enamel is a three-hand watch that reveals all its splendor thanks to a purple smoked textured dial made in Grand Feu enamel. If this technique is ancestral, H. Moser & Cie revisits it in its own way, that is to say by daring. This new bold shade is the result of many hours of application by an artisan and several firings of six enamel pigments. Numerous passages through the oven are necessary to achieve this "Purple Haze", this smoky, vibrant and striking shade. Within a steel case of 40 mm in diameter, nothing superfluous, only two leaf hands for the hours and minutes and a very fine seconds hand that play their ballet to display the passing time. H. Moser & Cie does not deny its style and leaves the beauty of the dial and its material all the possibility to express itself. At the heart of this true work of art, a 100% manufacture self-winding movement (the HMC 201 caliber) that reveals its components and its anthracite gray finish on the caseback.
Turquoise or nothing
It evokes the intensity of the blue of the sea, the sky, or even a protective stone. Turquoise is the shade chosen by H. Moser & Cie for the dial of this Endeavour Tourbillon Concept Turquoise Enamel. Nothing is too beautiful to let the magic of color and its nuances be exposed to the eye on the wrist. Here again, it is the Grand Feu enamel technique that has been chosen to create this unique shade and this very particular texture within the dial. The hypnotizing visual effect is accentuated by the tourbillon at 6 o'clock that whirls in weightlessness but also by the contrast offered by the red gold case. A game of colorimetry with finesse with the dial as the only canvas of expression, without logo or indexes, again and always. The Swiss manufacture does not forget the mechanics of this new piece. The Endeavour Tourbillon Concept Turquoise Enamel carries with it a self-winding movement with flying tourbillon, the HMC 805 caliber, whose beautiful architecture, and notably its skeletonized oscillating weight in red gold, can be admired on the back of the case.
Two totally frosted chronographs
Minimalism and essential are words that resonate with H. Moser & Cie and are intrinsically part of its DNA. What is particularly interesting in these two new models that complement the Streamliner collection is the "frosted" texture of their dial that sparkles in the light. This textured finish is obtained through hand-engraving work and strikes on brass plates, before moving on to the lacquer color to obtain two different smoked shades. A deep "Midnight Blue" for the 5N red gold version, and an intense "Matrix Green" on the steel one. Beyond their dial, these Streamliners assert their sportiness and aerodynamics thanks to an integrated bracelet, in rubber or steel, ensuring a perfect fit on the wrist. The sleek design of these pieces is accompanied by excellence from a watchmaking mechanical point of view. Under the hood, the HMC 907 caliber, whose now traditional "Moser stripes" oriented at 45° and all the chronograph gears are visible on the back of the watch.
