Designed for both the urban jungle and the great outdoors, H. Moser & Cie introduces its first release of the year: ‘The Pioneer Tourbillon Burgundy’. This exceptional timepiece marries elegance with durability, embodying a rare blend of sophistication and ruggedness.
At the heart of the watchmaking savannah, H. Moser & Cie. captures the essence of rarity and unveils the Pioneer Tourbillon Burgundy. Blending elegance and robustness, this model is equally at home on land and in water, with its 5N red gold case water-resistant to 12 ATM. Within the perfectly balanced dimensions of this 40-mm case, H. Moser & Cie. has housed its HMC 805 automatic calibre with flying tourbillon featuring a double hairspring. With its Burgundy dial, a brand-new addition to the Pioneer collection, the Pioneer Tourbillon Burgundy is utterly resplendent, ready both to conquer the elements and bask in admiring glances.
Designed to push the limits and stylishly adapt to all of life’s daily challenges, the Pioneer Tourbillon Burgundy is elegant and hard-wearing in equal measure. With its 5N red gold case and water resistance to 12 ATM, it defies conventions. Its Burgundy fumé dial, featuring the H. Moser & Cie. logo in transparent lacquer, captures the light and enhances the warmth of the red gold. Its khaki strap adds a touch of adventurous spirit to this elegant and timeless piece.
Behind its apparent simplicity lies a masterpiece of engineering: a tourbillon movement with a double hairspring, a symbol of excellence and precision. Thanks to this pair of matched hairsprings, produced by H. Moser & Cie.’s sister company, Precision Engineering AG., the movement of the point of gravity on each spring when it expands is corrected, significantly improving accuracy and isochronism in continual pursuit of perfection. In addition, the paired hairsprings also reduce the effect of friction normally experienced with a single hairspring, improving isochronism even further. Finally, thanks to its unique design, the tourbillon is an interchangeable module, assembled and regulated independently of the movement via a simple Plug & Play system which allows for easy servicing. The result is a watch which is equally at home in the urban jungle and the great outdoors.
The HMC 805 automatic Manufacture calibre replaces the HMC 804, providing clever updates such as a wider opening onto the mechanism through partially skeletonised bridges, combined with a highly contemporary anthracite grey finish. This opening allows the gear train and bi-directional automatic winding system wheels to be viewed, while the rotor has also been bevelled so as to not obstruct the view of the movement, which still guarantees a power reserve of at least 3 days.
The Pioneer Tourbillon Burgundy is an invitation to explore the unknown, a celebration of audacity and refinement. Truly rare by nature, it embodies the DNA of H. Moser & Cie., where tradition meets innovation in a spirit of freedom.
H. Moser & Cie.’s own and unique take on Haute Horlogerie.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS – PIONEER TOURBILLON BURGUNDY
Reference 3805-0400, 5N red gold model, Burgundy fumé dial, rubber strap (alligator or textile strap available separately)
Case
5N red gold case
Diameter: 40.0 mm
Height without sapphire crystal: 10.4 mm;
Height with sapphire crystal: 12.0 mm
Domed sapphire crystal and see-through case-back
Screw-in crown adorned with an “M”
Water-resistant to 12 ATM
Dial
Burgundy fumé with sunburst pattern
H. Moser & Cie. logo in transparent lacquer
Faceted applique indices, with hour markers in Super-Luminova®
Leaf-shaped hour and minute hands, filled with Super-LumiNova®
Movement
HMC 805 automatic Manufacture calibre
Diameter: 32.0 mm or 14 1/4 lignes
Height: 5.5 mm
Frequency: 21,600 vibrations/hour
Automatic bi-directional pawl winding system
Skeletonised oscillating weight in 18-carat red gold with engraved H. Moser & Cie. logo
Power reserve: minimum of 3 days
Original double hairspring
One-minute flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock with skeletonised bridge
Anthracite finish with Moser double stripes
Partially skeletonised bridges
Functions
Hours and minutes
Strap
Rubber strap (hand-stitched alligator leather or textile also available separately)
5N red gold clasp, engraved with the H. Moser logo
H. Moser & Cie.
https://h-moser.com | @moserwatches
H. Moser & Cie. was created by Heinrich Moser in 1828. Based in Neuhausen am Rheinfall, it currently employs more than 90 people, has developed 18 in-house calibres to date and produces around 4,000 watches per annum. Through its sister company Precision Engineering AG (PEAG), H. Moser & Cie. manufactures parts such as regulating organs and balance-springs, which are used for its own production as well as to supply its partner companies. Independent company incorporated into Moser Watch Holding in 2012, Precision Engineering AG specialises in watch components for escapements, from their initial design to the production of a quality product ready to be integrated into the watch movement it must regulate. H. Moser & Cie. is honoured to have a Moser family member with the company as Honorary Chairman and President of the Heinrich and Henri Moser Foundation. The aim of the Moser Foundation, created by one of Heinrich Moser’s descendants, is to keep the family history alive and seek out antique pieces for the Moser Museum, located in Charlottenfels Manor, Heinrich Moser’s family home. With its substantial watchmaking expertise and highly acclaimed experience in the sector, MELB Holding holds shares in H. Moser & Cie., Hautlence and Agenhor SA. MELB Holding is an independent family group, based in the heart of the legendary Vallée de Joux.
All images courtesy of H. Moser & Cie.
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