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Here is a short review by my fellow moderator Fr.X:
Click here
But take a look at the side of the case under the crown.
Here you have a pusher. I haven't played with a model either but I suspect that the pusher will either change the moonphase or advance the date, while the crown (pulled out to its first position) will perform the other adjustment which is not corrected by the pusher.
Yes Sellita base, DD module.
I will ask for you regarding the moonphase accuracy but the Star Twin Moonphase has similar complications just a slightly different layout. This model's moonphase accuracy is 1 day off in every 3.24 years.
I love the look of the Heritage Moonphase, especially on the bracelet.
Again, welcome to PuristSPro. I hope you get to handle one soon!
Cheers, Mike
Meisterstuck Heritage Moonphase
Hello watchguys!
I have been eyeing the new moonphase from Montblanc but unfortunately it is not yet available in stores in Sweden...
If we speak about moonphase watches in general, how does the setting mechanism work, and how often do you need to reset the moonphase?
The Meisterstuck heritage moonphase uses a module from Dubois Depraz right?.
Is it adjusted each month that has 30 days like the date wheel?
Best regards.
Hi S.B., welcome to PuristSPro
Here is a short review by my fellow moderator Fr.X:
Click here
But take a look at the side of the case under the crown.
Here you have a pusher. I haven't played with a model either but I suspect that the pusher will either change the moonphase or advance the date, while the crown (pulled out to its first position) will perform the other adjustment which is not corrected by the pusher.
Yes Sellita base, DD module.
I will ask for you regarding the moonphase accuracy but the Star Twin Moonphase has similar complications just a slightly different layout. This model's moonphase accuracy is 1 day off in every 3.24 years.
I love the look of the Heritage Moonphase, especially on the bracelet.
Again, welcome to PuristSPro. I hope you get to handle one soon!
Cheers, Mike
Setting
Thanks for your reply!
So basically you only have to reset the moonphase every 3 years?
How do you set a moonphase by the way, is there something corresponding to an atomic clock online?
All the best.
setting is easy
No you really don't have to completely reset the moonphase every 3 years....it is just going to be off by a day or so. You just need to make a simple adjustment with the corrector.
The easiest way I've found to set the moonphase collectly is to set it at the full moon. You can find moonphase calendars online for example:
http://stardate.org/nightsky/moon
This month 11/2014, the full moon occurs on 6th. So you just adjust the moonphase to full using the corrector and set the date to the sixth using the crown. Be aware that with some movements you shouldn't set the moonphase during particular times of the day, the owner's handbook will have information on this important detail if necessary.
Best, Mike
Thanks
For clarifying that.
Much appreciated!
I know that the moon phase complication is practically useless,
but it's just so beautiful. 
Best.