H. Moser & Cie. Unveils Three New Retrograde Seconds Watches
H. Moser & Cie introduces three new 40 mm steel watches featuring a retrograde seconds complication that sweeps across an arc and snaps back to zero every 30 seconds. Powered by an Agenhor‑developed module mounted on the brand’s in‑house HMC 250/251/252 calibres, the models—Pioneer Skeleton, Streamliner and Endeavour—share a three‑day power reserve, 21 600 vph frequency and a distinctive snail‑cam mechanism that drives the retrograde hand. The Pioneer Skeleton offers a fully skeletonised dial with gold‑filled indices and hands, the Streamliner combines a blue fumé sunburst dial with an integrated bracelet, and the Endeavour presents a refined dress‑watch aesthetic with a black‑fumé dial and a night‑blue nubuck strap. Pricing places the watches in the high‑luxury segment, with the Pioneer Skeleton listed at CHF 37 726 (EUR 44 200), the Streamliner at CHF 32 300 (EUR 37 800) and the Endeavour at CHF 30 160 (EUR 35 300). All three models are water‑resistant to 120 m, except the Endeavour which is rated at 30 m, and feature Super‑LumiNova‑treated hands (except the Endeavour). The collection showcases Moser’s commitment to innovative complications while maintaining the brand’s signature blend of technical mastery and elegant design.
Buying Time Analysis: The article highlights H. Moser & Cie.’s innovative use of retrograde seconds across three new models, showcasing technical mastery and design evolution that reinforces the brand’s position at the forefront of haute horology.
