Yes!!! What a fantastic piece! It's nearly impossible to find fault. H. Moser & Cie is the favorite brand of several notable watch media personalities, and with good reason. Confident. Bold. Irreverent. Reverent. Classic. Contemporary. I challenge you to find another brand that can match all that.
@@Melontheyoutuber which models at this price point have finely hand finished bevels/angles? my understanding is pretty much all watches in this price ballpark use a significant amount of machine finishing, Royal oaks, overseas, nautiluses, and calatravas included. An exception is entry level Lange, which is a very different watch altogether
@@Melontheyoutuber no, the most disgusting part is people misrepresenting consumerism as a hobby. Particularly you, who comments on the price of every watch reviewed.
I like that dark blue mirror-finish ring around the seconds. That same mirror finish is what I’d like to see GP do to the hobnails of the dial of the Laureatto. Each facet would reflect colored light. I think that would be cool!
I love a lot of what Moser does, but I’ve come to accept that they don’t make a watch that ticks enough boxes for me. I need a date complication, and I would love to get one of their perpetual calendars, but I would want it to be an automatic. Also, I think their logo is beautiful and I don’t like their “naked” dials.
Look at the Pioneer Perpetual MD. It isn't an automatic but it has their logo and has the date. Older Endeavour Perpetual Calendar models also have the logo, but alas also are not automatics.
Fantastic watches, horrible company. It's well known that certain people were actively seeking bungs to bump people up the list. There is a lot more but you can get it elsewhere. I love that watch though :) The Collective Pioneer with the rotating 12 hour bezel is one of my all time favourites.
Compared bracelets visually yesterday, and I love it when a bracelet rocks multiple polishing styles, not just one and 1% like here. I'd build on top of these unique (but still, allow me to say, dummy) designs.
They are really stylish this model is not my personal favorite BUT when you put it on your wrist YES! Some wristwatches require an arm
I think they all do...
Yes!!! What a fantastic piece! It's nearly impossible to find fault. H. Moser & Cie is the favorite brand of several notable watch media personalities, and with good reason. Confident. Bold. Irreverent. Reverent. Classic. Contemporary. I challenge you to find another brand that can match all that.
I prefer hand-finished movements on $25K+ watches so I can’t find it with Moser.
@@Melontheyoutuber which models at this price point have finely hand finished bevels/angles? my understanding is pretty much all watches in this price ballpark use a significant amount of machine finishing, Royal oaks, overseas, nautiluses, and calatravas included. An exception is entry level Lange, which is a very different watch altogether
Streamliner wear really well due to it bracelet. Love it!!!!
Moser practically interviewed people who wanted to buy one of these. Several months later, here is one flipped lol😂
You don’t get to Moser money without being able to say things very convincingly
Yep the most disgusting part of the watch hobby. Moser perpetuates this crap as well so don’t give them a pass.
What if I'm drooling over this with cr3t1nistic covid/btc/elsewhat billions
Did you actually try to buy one? They didn’t interview me. My impression is that Moser is very accessible and chill about this stuff
@@Melontheyoutuber no, the most disgusting part is people misrepresenting consumerism as a hobby. Particularly you, who comments on the price of every watch reviewed.
I like that dark blue mirror-finish ring around the seconds.
That same mirror finish is what I’d like to see GP do to the hobnails of the dial of the Laureatto. Each facet would reflect colored light. I think that would be cool!
Fantastic watch!
My favourite streamliner!
Wao.Moser.❤❤❤
I love a lot of what Moser does, but I’ve come to accept that they don’t make a watch that ticks enough boxes for me. I need a date complication, and I would love to get one of their perpetual calendars, but I would want it to be an automatic. Also, I think their logo is beautiful and I don’t like their “naked” dials.
Look at the Pioneer Perpetual MD. It isn't an automatic but it has their logo and has the date. Older Endeavour Perpetual Calendar models also have the logo, but alas also are not automatics.
@@ronhekier Thank you for the suggestion. Unfortunately, having it be hand-wound is a dealbreaker for me.
I love it but the funky colors don’t do it for me. I’d get an Overseas blue dial over this for the same price.
Hi Tim. In house or Agenhor? Shot you and Roee an email. Thank you.
Watches are so delicate and intricately designed, so I have intense respect and admiration for MaMaCoo watch makers
They should have removed that second hand
Must hate flippers!
Fantastic watches, horrible company. It's well known that certain people were actively seeking bungs to bump people up the list. There is a lot more but you can get it elsewhere. I love that watch though :) The Collective Pioneer with the rotating 12 hour bezel is one of my all time favourites.
that was incredible. what a beautiful watch and what great work you did on it!amzwatch
Compared bracelets visually yesterday, and I love it when a bracelet rocks multiple polishing styles, not just one and 1% like here. I'd build on top of these unique (but still, allow me to say, dummy) designs.