Gus7
506
Interesting
I know what you mean.The fume dial is such a thing of beauty in itself. However, having seen the blue variant of this I have to say it is one tourbillon I could see myself buying as it is so stark and puts all the focus on only two things, the dial and the tourbillon. Too often tourbillons just clutter the dial. Here it is the reverse.
Another beauty from the house of Moser
The Endeavor Flying Tourbillon Concept. Fumé grey dial. That strap seems to be a very cool match as well. ...
Interesting
I know what you fume dial is such a thing of beauty in itself. However, having seen the blue variant of this I have to say it is one tourbillon I could see myself buying as it is so stark and puts all the focus on only two things, the dial and the tourbi...
So a Tourbillon should always be on the backside?
PS I agree with you that mostly holes in dials aren’t a good idea.
Although i am a big fan of the brand and there watches i dont think i like that hole in the dail to much .
It would have been better to use a officers caseback from wear you can see the Tourbillon and a straight and clean moser dail imo
I agree with the above comments.
The pureness and beauty of the fume dials are really not meant to be broken up. The whole reason to get one of these is the spectacular dials, not the complications they carry.
