H.Moser & Cie Venturer Small Seconds
- Condition: Excellent
- Model: 2327-0200
- Movement: Manual Wind
- Strap Length: Adjustable
- Scope: Box & Papers
- Year: 2020
- Case Width: 39mm
- Listing ID: SD023802
Details
Model |
2327-0200 |
Year |
2020 |
Scope | Original Box & Papers |
Movement | Manual Wind |
Case Width | 39mm |
Strap Length |
Adjustable |
Listing ID |
SD023802 |
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This Moser is in excellent condition, with light handling marks on the case.
Comes in original box with documents. Warranty card dated and present.
The Venturer is Moser's most traditional model. It features the brand's signature scalloped lugs, which give the case a sculped and distinct feel. This is combined with a traditional dial layout, with elongated black Roman numerals printed against a subtly textured white dial. When combined with the thermally blued leaf hands, it proves that while Moser is often seen as the watch world's 'enfant terrible' , it is more than capable of mastering the basics.
H. MOSER & CIE
H. Moser & Cie was originally founded in the early 19th Century in St. Petersburg, then part of the Russian Empire. It supplied the much of the European monarchies and aristocracy throughout its original iteration, and was re-founded in 2005 by one of Heinrich Moser's grandchildren.
Since its relaunch, the brand has been known both for its high-end watchmaking innovations as well as its eye-catching marketing approach. From making an Apple watch lookalike (its latest version complete with the 'loading' icon) to crafting a watch out of Swiss cheese, Moser is no stranger to controversy. At the same time, its horological innovations are undoubtedly significant, including the world's first modular escapement, which eliminates one of the most time-consuming aspects of servicing a watch.
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Comes in original box with documents. Warranty card dated and present.
The Venturer is Moser's most traditional model. It features the brand's signature scalloped lugs, which give the case a sculped and distinct feel. This is combined with a traditional dial layout, with elongated black Roman numerals printed against a subtly textured white dial. When combined with the thermally blued leaf hands, it proves that while Moser is often seen as the watch world's "enfant terrible" , it is more than capable of mastering the basics.
H. MOSER & CIE
H. Moser & Cie was originally founded in the early 19th Century in St. Petersburg, then part of the Russian Empire. It supplied the much of the European monarchies and aristocracy throughout its original iteration, and was re-founded in 2005 by one of Heinrich Moser's grandchildren.
Since its relaunch, the brand has been known both for its high-end watchmaking innovations as well as its eye-catching marketing approach. From making an Apple watch lookalike (its latest version complete with the "loading" icon) to crafting a watch out of Swiss cheese, Moser is no stranger to controversy. At the same time, its horological innovations are undoubtedly significant, including the world's first modular escapement, which eliminates one of the most time-consuming aspects of servicing a watch.