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Hahahahaha
I am a big fan of Moser.
I had some issues with my first Moser I bought in 2015, the Henry Double Hair Spring, which has a very complicated and apparently delicate movement, that was produced just in a very small number. 
But Moser could fix it the second time, and from then on everything was fine.
I own the PC now for 3 years and it works perfectly.
Cheers
Thomas
It was at night. It was dark. And the lighting conditions were really bad.
So please sorry for the bad photo quality. But I spontaneously decided last night to film this "event". It is amazing how my Moser Purity Perpetual Calendar jumped from February 28th to March 1st. It all happens in less than 1 second: just after midnight ...
Wow
Just wanted to ask the forum if there are really jumping dates at the end of February and there is my answer. Great watch! My Ochs and Junior takes a few hours to perform it (obviously another approach by Oechslin). On the note of the potential resetting ...
Thank you for your comment, Dirk!
As far as I know Moser is the only manufacturer that offers the function of an immediate jump of the date. The watch can be set using the crown any time of day or night. So you can adjust the date forwards and backwards all the day. Even on March 1st you ...
Thank you, VinnieD!
Yes, the details are impressive. I also love the fact that the perpetual calendar is only discernable on the dial as the large date and the very restrained design of the hand for the month, here very reduced even with hour indices just at 12 and 6. Best T...
To my knowledge H. Moser is the only house having a pc with this function
Actually the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar is not only a very beautiful watch with this very recognizable design but is also powered by a very smart movement that enjoys instant daily date change at midnight (including on Feb 28th indeed) and also is the o...
Thank you for your comment and wishes, Mike!
The movement was designed by Strehler, as far as I know. You can safely change the date at any time of day without causing any damage to the movement’s workings. It’s a PC for dummies. LOL If I would try the same for example with a Valjoux 7750 I would ha...
Hahahahaha
I am a big fan of Moser. I had some issues with my first Moser I bought in 2015, the Henry Double Hair Spring, which has a very complicated and apparently delicate movement, that was produced just in a very small number. But Moser could fix it the second ...
