Summary
H. Moser & Cie. has released a new limited-edition watch called the Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Cosmic Rain. Only 20 will be made, and it boasts unique features like hammers visible on the dial, an advanced cylindrical hairspring, and a power reserve that lasts up to 90 hours. The 40mm titanium case is paired with a beautiful subdial crafted from cosmic aventurine and mother-of-pearl, blending high-end watchmaking with striking aesthetics.
H. Moser & Cie. recently introduced its Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Cosmic Rain – a rare timepiece limited to only 20 examples. The watch perfectly represents the brand’s commitment to both exceptional engineering and beautiful design. It features a 40mm titanium case and combines three highly intricate complications: a minute repeater visible on the dial, a flying tourbillon with a unique cylindrical balance spring, and an open-worked, hand-wound movement.
The watch is designed to showcase both its inner workings and beautiful sounds. You can see the hammers and gongs that create the chime on the front of the watch, and the open design lets light flow through the movement. A small dial at 2 o’clock features a domed aventurine glass surface with delicate mother-of-pearl accents, creating a shimmering effect like a starry night. Each piece of aventurine and pearl is applied by hand, making every watch unique.
The watch is powered by the HMC 909, a meticulously crafted, manually-wound movement containing 415 parts. It boasts a long-lasting 90-hour power reserve and features a unique cylindrical hairspring made by Precision Engineering AG. This type of hairspring, inspired by historical marine chronometers, improves accuracy and showcases exceptional watchmaking skill. You can find more information about purchasing the watch and its price on the official H. Moser & Cie. website.
2026-07-22 18:26