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Moser seconde/seconde edition
I actually tried posting this as soon as watch was received, but faced a technical issue. Alas, here it is - the watch many thought was (another) joke by Moser. The day it was announced (April 1 2021) I was deeply intrigued. Never had a Moser but have been following the brand closely over the past few years. This edition, I thought, was one I should not pass on for several reasons. First, the iconic fume dial which in this iteration is a beautiful blue that I will never tire of. Second, or should I say
The art aside, it’s a quality technical piece which I look forward to enjoying for many years to come. It has a satisfying feel to it, and I’m really glad that the eraser looks the way it does from up close, something that wasn’t apparent in the press shots.
Good day all.
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This message has been edited by cshimokita on 2021-06-04 22:51:08
Moser seconde/seconde edition
I actually tried posting this as soon as watch was received, but faced a technical issue. Alas, here it is - the watch many thought was (another) joke by Moser. The day it was announced (April 1 2021) I was deeply intrigued. Never had a Moser but have bee...
The pictures aren’t showing up for whatever reason…
When I go to edit post I can see them, but I go back to view my post there aren’t any pics.
It’s a great watch, I’m very happy with this one ...
Wrist shot, you can see the second hand ...
To each their own, but I am not sure I understand this watch....
Why, exactly, is there a pixel art eraser for an hour hand?
I suppose, but it feels very "of the moment".
Objectively, what we have is a 5 figure watch with pixel art. Sure, that style is en vogue today with a specific demographic, but how will this look in 5 or 15 years? I guess Moser only needed to find 20 people... And if the "point" is that the hours are ...
That would be a discussion on this forum that I'd like to read and participate in. It's an interesting one indeed
I find what they're trying to do, interesting, but it doesn't strike me as something I'd spend money on. I will however applaud that fact that they included a normal leaf-style hour hand, to be installed later if/when the buyer tires of the eraser.
Very rare
Moser is very rare. Silly words. Patek Philippe could print on there boxes, very exclusive. So, Moser have only to drop the silly words to be more .... rare.
Interesting piece...
I like the normal hour hand more. But I can see this as an art piece that reminds me of the NFT and Bitcoin era of our society.