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I remember when…
Moser first came on the scene with their Concept pieces and many were clamoring for one. There were also the Middle East pieces made for Siddiqui retailer. Admittedly, their earlier releases seemed more dynamic and inspired, as well as their collaboration with MB&F which everyone loved. But the hype quieted down, as it usually does. Although, the Streamliner still stands strong. Overall, however, I’m not sure the brand is as beloved across the board like certain other independents.
I’m curious to know whether any of you all still have your Concepts, MB&F collabs, or other Mosers. If so, please feel free to share. In the meantime, I’m trying to see how much spark remains in relationship with my Concept.🥹
Review
Explore the H. Moser x MB&F Endeavour Tourbillon's wearability, sapphire dome, and unique design in this in-depth collector's follow-up review.
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Independents
Explore the highly sought-after MB&F x H. Moser & Cie. Legacy Machine Perpetual in stainless steel with a red fumé dial. Discover collector insights and the rapid sell-out of this unique collaboration.
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Independents
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Discussion
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Independents
BjoernM21 reviews essential books on independent master watchmakers, offering a guide to building a horological library and preserving knowledge.
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Review
Explore the H. Moser x MB&F Endeavour Cylindrical Tourbillon with an in-depth, hands-on review. Discover its unique comfort, wearability, and design.
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I remember when…
Moser first came on the scene with their Concept pieces and many were clamoring for one. There were also the Middle East pieces made for Siddiqui retailer. Admittedly, their earlier releases seemed more dynamic and inspired, as well as their collaboration...
Ah yes, Moser.
There was a time when the Concept series landed like a breath of fresh air—no logo, no indices, just that wide-open dial and the courage to let minimalism speak. It felt like a quiet rebellion in a world of louder, shinier distractions. I remember the ear...
Excellent considerations and advice, thank you, Bill🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
The above resonates strongly with me gives and gives me a lot to reflect on.
So far…
No Mosers in our household but the appeal of the Concept series certainly remains for me. The idea behind it is spot on and I like the fact that it’s not an integrated bracelet sports watch 😉👍🏻
Classic beauty which takes me back👌🏽
It is perfect on your wrist. Thank you for sharing this.
Moser is and remains one of my favorite brands.
Great design and the highest level of watchmaking craftsmanship. Not to mention that the watches are also very versatile and suitable for everyday use (which is very important to me). Enjoy it to the max! ☺️ Best Thomas
I have one, not a concept
I actually like the text on the dial, which perhaps makes me an outlier. The fume is so well done even if others seem to have achieved that too now. Here is mine, and endeavor when they still made them mainly in white gold. ...
Moser may be my favorite brand!
I almost purchased one of their Concepts, but ended up getting a Czapek in lieu of it - mainly for what I considered a more interesting movement. I do have two Mosers, and absolutely love them. They get lots of wrist time, and I do believe that they are t...
You all have been very helpful, thank you.🙏🏽
This Czapek is mesmerizing, and on the whole as a brand🤩 Your Moser selections make the case. While the Concepts can be borderline faddish, your pieces never so. And I know exactly what you mean about their pieces with purple seconds hand and double hairs...