H. Moser & Cie Endeavor Centre Seconds

Just a simple dress watch? Think again. Moser & Cie, founded by Heinrich Moser in 19th-century Schaffhausen, Switzerland, is one of the finest fully independent Swiss watchmaking houses in the world. It’s also one of the most playful, having released a watch so black that it literally fades into nothing, and a mechanical watch shaped — quite on purpose — exactly like an Apple Watch. The Endeavour line, however, is classic watchmaking at its pinnacle. The collection encompasses gorgeous, minimalist pieces meant for the discerning collector who desires a simple, well-made piece that flies under the radar. And the Endeavour Small Seconds is emblematic of that design remit. This particular Endeavour Small Seconds features a 40mm 18k white gold case with a sapphire crystal, a signed crown, a smooth polished bezel, and a an absolutely stunning, gradient blue 'fumée dial with applied indices and a matching white gold 'feuille' handset. Powered by Moser's Calibre HMC200 automatic winding movement with three days of power reserve, it comes paired to a signed distressed taupe leather strap with a signed white gold pin buckle.  Moser is still immensely overlooked by the greater watch community, but they absolutely should be on your radar. But don’t take our word for it... try it on today!