H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour

The Endeavour collection by H. Moser & Cie. embodies the brand's dedication to luxury Swiss watchmaking and unparalleled craftsmanship. It is a selection of sophisticated dress watches that champion minimalism with a classic round case and clean, no-frills dial. Restrained elegance permeates each timepiece within the collection, so much so that the inclusion of complications, like moon phases, power reserve indicators, and dual time zones, are done in the most understated fashion. Notably, the Endeavour collection includes watches featuring Vantablack, the blackest black in the world, previously seen in the brand's successful Streamliner models. This unique addition infuses a modern and distinctive flair into the timeless elegance of the Enedeavour line, further exemplifying H. Moser & Cie.'s commitment to innovation and excellence in watchmaking.

Embark On Riveting Endeavours

The unmissable Endeavour Centre Seconds models endow the collection's true essence with clean dials and dauphine hands. With no conspicuous branding, these watches stand out with a unique gradient texture on the dials called fumé, an H. Moser trademark. The Centre Seconds is also available in diamond-studded bezel variants with a 38mm case. In the H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour Perpetual Calendar series, each hour index represents a month, indicated by a central hand. Also, the leap year indicator is discreetly placed on the caseback as a star-like wheel to maintain the watch's minimalist design.

Demonstrating H. Moser & Cie. watchmaking expertise and aesthetic sensibility, the Endeavour Minute Repeater features a hammer and gong accompanied by a tourbillon. Notably, the gong is crafted like a wire encircling the dial, ensuring uniform sound distribution for an exquisite auditory experience. Similarly, the Endeavour Perpetual Moon series showcases a moon phase indicator at six o'clock, set against an aventurine or fumé dial. Last but not least, the Tourbillon series is elevated by dials made from rare materials like ox or falcon's eye.