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H. Moser & Cie Swiss Alp Watch Minute Retrograde Hands-On
At SIHH 2017, H. Moser & Cie released this interesting limited edition watch that contains a movement previously only used in Hautlence watches. If I just saw it in pictures I wouldn’t have liked it as much, but in person it is strangely satisfying. With bulbous proportions and a tall-off-the-wrist wearing experience, the appeal of the H. Moser & Cie Swiss Alp Watch Minute Retrograde is in the relaxed, modern look of the case that artistically contrasts with the very complicated movement on the inside.The life of the H. Moser & Cie Swiss Alp Watch Minute Retrograde began back in 2010 when Hautlence debuted the first version of the HL2 which was more techie in its design with an emphasis on architectural futurism. The HL2 (HL2.0) movement was really cool for a number of reasons, and to this day remains one of my favorites to witness the realization of modern horology. The movement is rectangular in shape and was designed both in Hautlence models and this H. Moser &
MeisterSinger Circularis Debuts New Bespoke Movement With 5-Day Power Reserve
We have come to know MeisterSinger as the maker of more uniquely styled single-hand watches, famous for their arguably strange-looking, and yet surprisingly legible dials. The new Meistersinger Circularis brings?no?updates whatsoever to that easily recognizable face, but rather, it?redefines what is behind it: a new and unique movement with twin in-series mainspring barrels and 5 days of power reserve.The MeisterSinger Circularis will be available in a 43 millimeter wide stainless steel case, and?either an ivory, sunburst silver, or dark blue colored dial. Other than the rather large case, there is nothing unusual here, so let’s?get down to business and discuss the?“bespoke” MSH01 movement that renders this release a very important one in the history of the brand.