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NEWS WATCHES

H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour Flying Hours Watch
For SIHH 2018, H. Moser & Cie. has released an impressive line-up of new watches, many of which you will see us cover in detail very soon. But, this year one of their most interesting pieces by far is the H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour Flying Hours watch, which utilizes an orbital time display with three spinning discs to tell the time. As a huge fan of?H. Moser & Cie. and the way they get things done, it’s fun to see the brand experiment with something slightly different from the traditional and minimalist designs they constantly knock out of the park. Once you wrap your head around the way it works, the?Endeavour Flying Hours watch proves itself as a very capable everyday piece that’ll steal some serious wrist time for a bunch of lucky owners.Apparently, this is the first time?H. Moser & Cie. has experimented with this kind of system. It’s also a modular development for the brand, which is based on their own HMC 200 calibre and gives way to the new C806 m
Praesto GMT Watch Review
Say hello to the Praesto GMT. We quite liked the Praesto Aviator, and now they’ve got a GMT watch for us to review. Built on the Shanghai RK4D movement (aka ‘Shanghai B’), the GMT is the second watch for the Praesto brand. Praesto is a spin-off effort from the folks at Giovino, who after years of making watches for other people decided to start their own brand. Bravo!At 48.2mm by 15.8mm, the GMT is large, though with a 24 by 4mm band and 140g mass it still sits well on the wrist. The PVD case and black dial reduce the apparent size a bit, though if you really want subtlety I’d replace the strap with a plain black calfskin.