Heinrich

The Heinrich is no longer part of the current Lang & Heyne catalog and it is believed that only around 20 were made. It features four complications : Anti-retrograde radial pointer date (it jumps across from 31 to 1 at the beginning of the month) Power re

The H. Moser & Cie. brand, named after Heinrich Moser (1805-1874), a Schaffhausen-born watchmaker, presented its first contemporary watch at the end of 2005 to mark the 200th anniversary of its founder’s birth . Heinrich Moser, the Moser Family Museum Cha

Press Release April 1 As A 'By Request Only' Revolutionary Timepiece, H. Moser's New Destro Streamliner Purple Haze Is The Answer For F1 Drivers And Cross-Wrist Text’ers. Embarking on a new era in January 2020, the Streamliner achieved great praise from c

can we have a wrist shot please?! I ask particularly as I know the watch is 43.6mm and I would like to see how it looks on your wrist. I find it difficult to wear any Lang & Heyne larger than 40mm due to my small wrist but as least I can wear their Fr

Apparently, a large proportion of Georg sold in my part of the world had to be returned to Lang & Heyne. I cannot recall what the issue was but no one likes returning a new watch to the manufacturer and for this not to be an isolated incident was inde

... a most beautiful timepiece modelled after a pocket watch crafted by Heinrich Moser in the late-19th century. It combines Moser's 38.8mm hand-wound case with restrained but magically beautiful sunburst guilloché dial: (red gold; Ref. 1321-0117) The fin

the equally new H. Moser Endeavour Concept Guilloché Limited Edition , modelled after a pocket watch crafted by Heinrich Moser in the late-19th century. It combines your favourite case with restained guilloché dial: (red gold) (white gold with diamonds) I

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and therefore I thought you might like to see (instead of Konrad der Große) a Markgraf Heinrich, just for the pleasure of looking: :-) Best, Oliver

With the strategic objective to fortify and advance autonomous watchmaking in Germany, a new horological group, called Tempus Arte Group , was founded in Munich in 2013. Its introduction to the public was celebrated with an event in Dresden, in September,