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H. Moser Tonneau

For SaleUSD 2,495
whichwatch
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Brand
H. Moser
Condition
VG
Series
gold circa 1915 H. Moser
Box
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Model
Tonneau
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Location
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Listed
Jun 3, 2009
Updated
Aug 13, 2010
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Description

Eeeeyaha!  Never thought I'd let it go, but in my house no wrist time=new owner.

 

This lovely gold circa 1915 H. Moser is the real deal, and measures approx 40 x 32 case size with lug tip to lug tip measure of about 46mm.  The curved back and amazingly graceful lugs provide a wonderful fit.  Check out the wrist shot below!

 

Pin set movement is running strong and keeping excellent time.  I hope I do that well at age 92!

 

The price of gold has skyrocketed, but this baby is still reasonable.

 

$2495 delivered in US.Shipment outside US available at extra cost.

 

Payment by Wire Transfer preferred.  We can discuss Paypal if you must, but I prefer other means.

 

Long time collector and NAWCC member with plenty of references.











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💬 Questions & Comments

Robert Yeager
Robert Yeager Jan 23, 2008
comment Please excuse my ignorance but can you tell me what is the device protruding from the case below the crown at 4:00?
whichwatch
whichwatch Jan 23, 2008
This is what is called...

This is what is called a "pin set" movement, which was fairly common in early 1900's.  Instead of pulling out the crown to set the watch, you simply push in the pin and turn the hands.

Dick

Damo
Damo Aug 13, 2010
comment Can you please provide a picture of the mechanism on [Email address suppressed for privacy]. Thank you
whichwatch2
whichwatch2 Aug 13, 2010
comment Sorry, the system blocked your email. The watch has been sold.