
Samwan's journey with the H. Moser & Cie Perpetual 1 offers a fascinating look into a collector's pursuit of horological perfection. His decision to upgrade from a rose gold model to the palladium version, driven by a preference for its fume dial, highlights the subtle yet significant details that captivate enthusiasts. This post not only showcases a stunning timepiece but also delves into the personal connection and aesthetic considerations that define high-end watch collecting.

That watch arrived on the same day with the Observatoire and I was naturally esctatic. Since then, the watch experienced some technical hiccups but Moser managed to correct them. Unfazed, I dreamt about an upgrade to the palladium version when it was later introduced. To me, the lighter metal combined with the fume dial is a killer.
Perhaps in anticipation of the upcoming extra day for the leap year, I was notified by my AD that the first-ever (for them) palladium piece arrived. I of course took no time to pay them a visit, with predictable results. Voila...
I am a very happy man
as evidenced by these hastily taken wrist-shots:


Despite my poor photography skills, the palladium version is sooooo much better, don't you agree?
Sam
I am full of jealous feeling now. I always wanted a Perpetual 1 but can't seem to pull the trigger until I saw the Palladium Fume dial. I'll surely get one in the future. Please show more photo. Regards Tyler
Unfortunately these are the best I can come up with (today is a gloomy day and I got back home rather late in the afternoon). The pictures are not really doing the watch justice... I promise to take some proper ones when I can get my hands to it Best Sam
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Beautiful piece.
I just started to gain an interest in Moser and you share your new piece... congrats and wear it in good health...
Very nice and I can see why you like it so much, perfect blend of colors in my opinion
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