Introducing the H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Funky Blue, a minimalist perpetual calendar.

H. Moser & Cie. has announced the new Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Funky Blue, a watch equipped with a perpetual calendar. Despite its simple design, it has all the necessary functions of a perpetual calendar and is easy to operate.

A practical, easy-to-read, and easy-to-use perpetual calendar

　H. Moser & Cie. has announced the new Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Funky Blue, a new model equipped with a perpetual calendar. This model comes in two versions: a regular model and a limited edition. Like the Perpetual 1, the brand's first perpetual calendar model released in 2005, this model has an incredibly simple design that makes it hard to believe it's a complicated watch.

　The "funky blue" fumé dial features a date window at 3 o'clock, a small second at 6 o'clock, and a power reserve indicator at 9 o'clock. Normally, watches equipped with a perpetual calendar need to display a lot of information, such as leap year and month indications, due to their characteristics.

　At first glance, it would be difficult to tell what hidden functionality this model has: the leap year is displayed on the bridge of the movement, and the month is displayed with a small hand in the center of the dial, creating a minimalist design that is a hallmark of the company.

　One of the problems inherent in perpetual calendars is the complexity of adjusting the calendar. There are times when operations are prohibited, and depending on the movement, there is no way for the user to return the calendar if it is accidentally set forward, making even adjusting it a pain.

　This model allows for risk-free calendar adjustment, allowing you to adjust the time at any time, and even move it forward or backward. Furthermore, the limited edition model has instructions on how to read the dial and operate the crown on the dial, making it easy to use even without a manual.

　The movement is hand-wound with two barrels and boasts a power reserve of approximately seven days. Its hand-polished bridges and other components, as well as gold chatons, double stripes, and a unique modular escapement, make it a truly remarkable movement.