H. Moser & Cie. Strap Transformation: A Collector's Personalization Journey
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H. Moser & Cie. Strap Transformation: A Collector's Personalization Journey

By Speedie74 aka Mr. Torquise · Aug 2, 2020 · 27 replies
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Adam, known as Speedie74 aka Mr. Torquise, demonstrates how a simple strap change can dramatically alter a watch's character. His exploration into personalizing his H. Moser & Cie. timepiece with a unique ostrich strap, featuring a distinctive green lining, highlights the transformative power of accessories. This article delves into how collectors can refresh their watches, offering a new perspective on beloved pieces.

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Part II.

Well, dear Fellow Members, just after Gerard (jlux) posted yesterday his thread about his wonderful 5227 R, I made the same move, please see the result yourself:



Originally came the watch with this classical, darker brown crocodile strap:



I found it too conventional, a bit boring, therefore I made this move:







I call it now funky, because of Moser and because of the green lining of the strap:



I am very happy and feelin now funkyyy!

A strange pair:





Cheers and HAGWE,

Adam



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jlux
Aug 2, 2020

This definitely gives the watch a fresher and younger look. I also like a lot your other Moser : the Heritage Funky Blue is very high on my list!

SP
Speedie74 aka Mr. Torquise
Aug 2, 2020

Well, it was my intention: to get a fresh blood on the pale Moser..😄 And yes, the Moser Heritage is also a great watch!

BI
BigAppleBill
Aug 2, 2020

It makes a terrific look for a summer watch.

WA
Watchonthewrist
Aug 2, 2020

Also two beautiful and amazing Mosers in your great collection .

RI
riverside / Henry
Aug 2, 2020

and it looks so well in its new strap!

R0
r0gue
Aug 3, 2020

What might work well on mine I wonder?

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