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Moser Endeavour - Perpetual Calendar …
Just announced, the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar in two limited editions of 20 pieces. Both feature the Funky Blue fumé dial. The first has an interesting and “very Moser” dial with drawings and notes summarising its ingenious technical specifications on the dial. The second version omits this detail. Case size, 42mm.
The perpetual calendar uses a small hand in the centre and the 12 indices to represent the month. Additionally, the date and month can be set forwards or backwards at any time, without risk to the movement.
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Moser Endeavour - Perpetual Calendar …
Just announced, the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar in two limited editions of 20 pieces. Both feature the Funky Blue fumé dial. The first has an interesting and “very Moser” dial with drawings and notes summarising its ingenious technical specifications on ...
The clean dial for me
While the first is fun - think it would annoy me after a while. But then either is purely academic as a tad above my budget! Still a cool watch mind. Cheers JML
I just like the way Moser aren't afraid of pushing the design boundaries …
Refreshing and challenging our perceptions.
wow am a big moser fan but this is a big miss
ok is only 20 pieces 😁 but if I pay 54K for a watch I don't need a tutorial..on it. I also don't understand the concept. Since is very simple to use..isn't the point that you do not need a tutorial ?
Anyone know what the yellow bar says?
On the technical dial? I love the playfulness of that dial. I am not a fan of too much writing on dials at all what with model names, brands, "chronometer", depth ratings, etc. But I feel like if you're going to do a ton of writing, it might as well be us...
Ha, the specifications on the dial are a nice gag for sure.
As a passionate Moser fan I'm not 100 percent convinced. Also not of the indication of the seconds on the version with the "quieter" dial. All in all I prefer the PC design of the earlier models.