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Sure Gronefeld creates a new movement which is commendable but its not a split-second and even lacks a flyback function. I think the slow reset looks cool but is it really that difficult to make? What's the practical purpose of this? Theoretically, a chronograph hand reseting back instantly can be a

Nicely made watch? Yes, at least the case and dial.. Well constructed? Sure. Value for money? Most definitely. Ground Breaking? Obviously Not. It's a quartz watch with a copy cat design that they borrowed liberally from Patek. There's some powerful influencer and promoters behind this brand. Surely

You are so lucky to get it so soon.

I was leaning to the black reverse panda version but looking at these pics, I think I will go with the grey dial

Maybe its the Hajime connection or the secondary market value, but as a watch, I never understand what so fantastic about it. YMMV

irl than compare to photos.

Regarding the question, I got the answer from Moser directly. The winding is 30 to 40 rounds to fully wind the watch and yes, the chrono sweeping second can be left on, although that increase wear and tear over long term if use indefinitely and also consumes PR. It's a bit uncanny at times to see no

Very happy to share another incoming, an automatic SS sports chronograph from the independent brand Moser. 😊 The Streamliner chronograph was originally launched few years back to widespread praise and accolades, due to its original design and innovative chronograph movement. This latest version feat

the original green strap. I don't think green is as versatile as black, white and blue. Just MHO.