
DonCorson's report from BaselWorld 2012 offers a concise overview of H. Moser & Cie.'s novelties, including their first automatic watch, the Meridian-Dual Time. This article is particularly valuable for collectors interested in the brand's evolution, noting increased production of the Perpetual and the introduction of tasteful ladies' models. DonCorson highlights Moser's commitment to producing aesthetically pleasing, functional timepieces rather than mere concept art.




















































Just love the aesthetic of Moser & Cie. One day--a Monard will be mine! Thanks again for sharing Jason
. . . can I have some more?"
and the fumee dial is something else!
I am pretty much a one brand guy, but the Moser collection is doing me a lot. Love their style, shape of the case and finishing. GEO
...don't thrill me as much as the original lineup of the Mayu, Monard, Perpetual 1, and Henry Double Hairspring, but I generally like Moser's aesthetics and movements. I'd like to see the automatic in person before judging, but in photos I'm not quite sure about the rotor design. Something is not quite pleasing about it to me, but I can't put my finger on it. Thanks for the photos! Cheers, Daos
Yep, the Monard in platinum is a killer. Will be mine someday as well... but it will be a difficult choice. The Perpetual 1 is so special.
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