Hands on review of the Moser Heritage Bucherer Blue Editions
The partnership between Bucherer and the brands that are sold in its stores is growing, and new models are being featured on a regular basis in the famous retailer's Blue Editions collection. Moser is one of the brands that have already contributed to thi...
Beautiful watch, this is a statement.
With the second con you are rigth, the first con i dont know. The numbers are very special and original IMO. Thanks for showing this beauty!
I am not sure if i feel the Moser DNA.
What kind of production numbers are they contemplating. Is this more a way to address the 10k market buyer. Thanks gor tye review. Bill
Very pretty dial. I really like the hands and numerals.
However I do much prefer the hand-wound options from Moser.
Great review...
It’s just not what you expect from Moser. They lampooned the industry for not being imaginative and recycling old themes in the past.
Great review , thanks
I have to see it in person and on the wrist before i can say i like it or not . At first glimpse its not realy a Moser to me , also i am not a huge pilot watch fan . It will have some attraction for new collectors to the brand i guess
My experience
I had this beauty on my wrist a week ago. The only thing I didnt like (in spite of the photos) was the seconds hand. It's invisible. Otherwise a superb piece.
Enjoyed the review
I really like the look, and agree with the similarities between the Zenith and Patek. The fume dial looks great and the wire lugs should make it wear smaller than Moser’s other 42mm models. The only negative is the automatic movement. It really doesn’t ma...
