H. Moser & Cie. Launches Two Endeavour Watches in Contrasting Vantablack® and Red Gold

H. Moser & Cie. has released two new models in its minimalist classic line, the Endeavour: the flying tourbillon model, the Endeavour Tourbillon Concept Vantablack®, and the three-hand model, the Endeavour Centre Seconds Vantablack®. Combining two polar opposite colours, red gold and Vantablack®, these new models embody the play of contrasts that H. Moser & Cie. is proud of and the identity of the Endeavour collection.

H. Moser & Cie. Launches New Endeavour

　The H. Moser & Cie. Endeavor collection is a unique and modern reinterpretation of the brand's traditional round models. Based on the concept of "less is more," the collection features a minimalist design that uses only the bare minimum of elements for a wristwatch.

　The new Endeavour models, a flying tourbillon model and a three-hand model, feature red gold cases and Vantablack® dials, creating a captivating contrast that evokes timeless elegance.

This combination was also used in the Streamliner Tourbillon Vantablack®, released in 22, but this time, Vantablack® has been combined with H. Moser & Cie.'s heritage Endeavour. The combination successfully combines inherited tradition with cutting-edge technology, further highlighting the Endeavour's timeless appeal.

　The new models also emphasize the true purpose of watchmaking, that is, expressing a sense of aesthetics that goes beyond simply displaying time. In particular, the flying tourbillon model omits even elements such as indexes and logos, fulfilling the series concept of "less is more."

　The flying tourbillon, crafted with Vantablack® and minimalism, is also a testament to its ingenuity. The twin hairsprings compensate for the movement of the mainspring's center of gravity, reducing wear and tear. This contributes to significantly improved precision and isochronism, allowing the seconds to tick away with precision on the dial.

　The dial of the three-hand model, meanwhile, is adorned with red gold indices, a technique H. Moser & Cie., a company that has worked on many Vantablack® models, employs with expertise. Compared to the tourbillon model, the proportion of red gold is greater, creating a more striking contrast.
However, the H. Moser logo has been omitted here as well, and the common pursuit of "less is more" can be seen.

　Both models are a reminder of the talented craftsmen behind the brand, and express true luxury without the brand logo, proving the unexpected power of simplicity and truly embodying the H. Moser & Cie. style.