This Simple Looking Watch Is Way More Complicated Than It Appears

[@tomhohum4275]

Thanks for not ignoring the price. This is a work of art hiding as a timepiece

[@lilmarrz]

​@Official_TeddyBaldassarre-__-f off don't scam people

[@kareem06777]

Jeez, as a mechanical engineer I’ve nothing but respect for the craftsmen behind such an amazing machine

[@colossusX1]

same. Moser has some incredible engineering.

[@ramanuj_g]

moser watches are just so stunning... the dials are intricate but simple... and the movements are a joy to look at

[@danw6530]

Andreas Strehler deserves a shoutout for his movement design on this watch - one of the best independent watchmakers in the world!

[@Jovi_97]

That is one of the most simple yet most stunning dials I have ever seen on a high end watch. And that movement is fabulous. One can only dream of seeing one, or better yet, owning something like that.

[@LawryBoyer]

Don’t normally love Moser’s dogmatic minimalism but this is pretty cool. It’s poetic in the way it bridges form and function in a similar way that spring drive is poetic in the way it hybridizes both mechanical and quartz

[@krishall4861]

What an incredible watch. I’ll never be able to own one, but it’s still fascinating to be able to take a close look at such marvellous engineering. If I did have the $$$, I’d have one in a heartbeat.

[@ahmadi3718]

Why you'll never be able

[@JuanRamirez-po1yo]

Wow … love how playful yet serious H.M. Can be… beautiful watch. Thx for showing us Teddy even though its way out of many ppl’s reach, I’m sure we can all appreciate the craftsmanship 👍🏽

[@philw4053]

I've been watching watch reviews for years now so I guess I've seen hundreds. This is the watch I want above all others. What a beautiful combination of art and functionality.

[@street2030]

the Venga black tourbillon is the one i want. insane!

[@9tophat]

Of course it is.🙂 H. Moser is an outstanding company with so many interesting bits and bobs to their watches. They're the maverick genius watch company that does some very wonderfully unique watches.❤️👍

[@wisamal-hakim5531]

Thank you Teddy for showcasing this watch. A real treat. It’s simply fabulous. I’m familiar with their ingenious design. Such a clever, unique, elegant way to make and design a mechanical perpetual calendar. And such a beautiful watch to boot. Not just the incredible dial but the tantalum case which is finished so exquisitely. The movement is not necessarily Lange finishing but all their efforts have gone onto the bit we look at and wow what a result. Good for them. Brilliant company, great watches. This is a stunner

[@zwerko]

The issue I have with perpetual calendars is that unless you keep them in a watch winder you'll essentially have to go through a much more complicated setup each time they run out of power. Granted, this one at least have some convenience features so kudos for that, but it would still take more time to set it up than adjusting just the date every second month (which you would anyway as you'd have to adjust the time at least as frequently) on a non-perpetual date watch.

[@MegaThucydides]

I agree. That's why I think perpetual calendars beg to be worn everyday/most days. The one-watch or main-watch of the collection

[@looseunit1615]

I guess this would be the only watch I would wear. I have a Citizen Eco Drive perpetual calendar and two G Shocks.

[@colossusX1]

@@MegaThucydides helps that this one has a huge power reserve - makes it not necessary to wind constantly.

[@beanhead47101]

Not only does it have a 7 day power reserve, you can move forward the days very quickly. It's a robust movement, so you don't have to baby it when changing the dates.

[@david12990]

And it has a power reserve showing the wind status.

[@rachelades518]

Hallo Teddy, oh mei this dial is one of the nicest two colors flouless going from green to blue and really looks like the ocean. The tecnic done better then in many other perpetual calender watches I have seen. The back side with the leap year winder,brilliant and beautiful, thanks for the video and as always love from Switzerland 🇨🇭

[@alvinmick218]

This could certainly be a one watch collection for some. It’s way beyond my price range but I’m immensely grateful to you for sharing it with us! Well done🥃

[@joehughes3764]

I think they are making some spectacular watches, I have recently bought one of these and a Journe and I love them equally

[@quasimondo1933]

This watch is beyond aspirational. It's a straight up flex.

[@NICAsworld]

H. Moser is one of the coolest brands. Period. One of the most aspirational and original brands out there. H. Moser, F.P.Journe, MB&F, maybe even Ulysse Nardin - Love them for doing their own thing.

[@street2030]

Moser does do rainbow dials like everyone else, which is a but wack. They make up for it by using Vanta black though

[@robcameron9351]

Extremely impressive.

[@adams733]

Moser has the best conversation pieces 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@vivekpatel7163]

Hey Teddy. Please show the watch you are wearing in the beginning of your every video. That will be fun

[@uckBayNguyen]

The perpetual month hand just kills me. What a cool watch

[@NCDude6229]

Teddy, I love your videos, and this is no exception. You are spot on noting this is a very expensive timepiece, but I think one of the things consistently missing in your assessment of various watches is the cost of maintaining those various watches. You have noted in your videos that every watch requires periodic maintenance, but I think it would be helpful if you add a mainentance assessment of a watch as you do a review. Since not everyone lives in an area where a certified watch maker is available for every brand, you may want to do a video on how to have your watch serviced if you do not live within an area that has technicians for your particular watch brand. I actually had this problem with a Tag Heuer, when my only issue was a bad pin on my bracelet.

[@canadianwatchmonkey3992]

I’m really trying to like this watch but just can’t bring myself to it. I guess I can’t love them all but I do respect it. 😊

[@anilbagalkot6970]

This channel is growing on me day by day!!

[@Aaron-dt9pu]

Moser movements are always so nice. Really cool timepiece

[@dogman7412]

Wore a green pioneer when picking up a royal oak from the boutique and multiple staff members came over to look at the moser Even they exclaimed that when it comes to dials, no one does it like moser lol

[@casudhoff]

That dial is stunning! Would love to see a head to head vs. Czapek

[@johnbecker1996]

The last inch of presenting a simple watch - not a bit of text on the dial. They could have been forgiven for having as little as "Moser Perpetual Tantalum" on the dial, but not even that. A remarkable choice.

[@fitforfreelance]

That's an amazing mechanism. I have no idea how they would make that leap year feature

[@JJPanozzo1]

Thanks Teddy for this video. I would rank it as one of your Top 5 videos ever! I will have this watch someday😀

[@fepatton]

Holy cow, that is one impressive movement! First-rate engineering and beautiful finishing. Interesting dial as well. Not sure about the case!

[@ykhatat]

For a watch with 7 days of power reserve, I honestly don't care much about the power reserve indicator. Just put it at the back of the watch. It will be there if I need to look at it. It also makes more sense in terms of minimalistic goal they are persuading.

[@LGandM]

Wow, that is an amazing mechanism, blows me away the thought and engineering that goes into the watches you feature. aka JG in TX.

[@upinmyglider]

Maybe someone said already but, is why wasn't the rarely seen double hairspring mentioned?

[@richardnedbalek1968]

Enamel kills me! 🥰 Could stare for hours… Hopefully, power reserves will be on underside in future. G-O-Rgeous!

[@james82182]

You didn't mention the oversized double date wheels! I think that's one of the coolest innovations from Mosier

[@robortski]

Lovely watch. A tad out of reach though. I also like that the date window is not exactly rectangular. That just might be my eyes failing but I like that subtle touch.

[@robertosanchez4021]

Teddy thanks for the explanation of this piece, I'm waiting to get my Streamliner Perpetual, has it the same movement?

[@chia-mingyang5804]

Yes it does

[@randomhandle]

That's cool. Nice video, Teddy. (And the naysayers need to note this among the others as not being "Teddy just doing commercials for watches in his store.")

[@krz8888888]

At 7:28 that line looks gnarly at this price point

[@Paul-nr6ws]

Wish they did the green colour with that design, the outer markings aren't needed. A bit big though.

[@nokianx400]

Stunning, simply intricate !

[@calebnickson6462]

Lovely watch. Would look great in a collection next to FP J chino Bleu

[@seattlegrrlie]

I want this watch in the Jade. Absolute grail

[@andreaswielandt2060]

Moser is simply wild! Love the brand!

[@ehrenkrause9861]

For a minimalist watch that's beautiful

[@kevinleighuk]

Clever complication and innovative way to display the month. However, at this price point, I'd prefer the month hand to be more obvious so it is less likely to be hidden behind the other hands. And the background colour (black) to the date window jars with the dial. Again, at this price point, it should have been a colour matching or complimentary to the dial with an appropriate contrasting (but matching/complimenting) colour for the date font. Thanks for explaining what's going on. The idea of hiding the leap year indicator is sensible since it doesn't matter most of the time whether you know it's a leap year as long as you know the date will change correctly. This makes a change from the more conventional perpetual calendars - save the Lange 1 tourbillon perpetual which is also easier to read and arguably prettier (albeit orders of magnitude more expensive).

[@street2030]

the date does match the strap though.

[@kevinleighuk]

@@street2030 and I don't think the strap is a good choice of colour! It should be blue to pick out one of the shades on the dial.

[@CosminFlorut]

Not to mention the “big date”, which is also impressive

[@estradaarmory]

That's actually a very nice-looking watch, despite the blue dial and various arms looking like the different boats you'd place in the Battleship game.

[@garyh.2487]

So going from February to March the date window must show the numbers 29, 30 , 31 briefly before stopping at the number 1.

[@dylanlamb8710]

Looking inside a Moser I think one sees whatever must have been in that briefcase in "Pulp Fiction".....lol

[@ryangochuico]

I'll never afford to own one, but indeed this is a handsome watch ❤

[@Shpeil]

Fabulous - I love it - even though it'd take half a day to wind it up fully. Mind you, if you can afford this watch, you can afford to have your butler wind it for you once a week.

[@AbdulHamid-pi9kp]

Hi Teddy. Can you review the Mido Multifort TV Big Date? Thanks

[@yukonthornsaengsanoh7942]

fascinated movement one

[@epsylonega1768]

dial is super cool, their design are usuallu quite fresh. But the movement (first version by Andreas Strehler) is really technically insane

[@datdudeinred]

This thing is far better spend than any jacob & co.

[@ronnienes]

How does it snap from 30 to 1? Are there multiple date wheels in there somehow? Mad.

[@qmarkett]

Anyone have the link to the strap changing tool Teddy mentioned a few times in other videos?

[@scottparrish5992]

cool dial. Reminds me of some anOrdain models

[@ksilofonija2]

It's important to mention that Moser started in Russia, and also was worn by Lenin, it adds to history

[@andrewcathcart]

What watch would you recommend for a groom? Wife gets a nice ring, I get a nice watch. What would your top picks be?

[@billkeaveney1526]

I have a Timex skindiver from the 80s can you please tell me if you think it has any value?

[@emanuelmembreno6011]

Can you do me a favor and review JBW watches I never heard of them before but I’ve seen some people wearing them and just curious if they are even worth purchasing.

[@brandonschellhase]

Super impressive. 👍

[@robertmalada5224]

you failed to mention that this is probably the only integrated perpetual calendar movement out there. others are basic calibre with perpetual movement module

[@rapidclipzgaming]

I feel really silly not realizing that the shortest hand on a few of my watches indicates the month, because 12 hours in a day, 12 months in a year, it works perfectly.... Well I've got some watches to adjust and it's always great learning something!

[@chukulan]

I love this watch!

[@knight0924]

Honestly speaking, does this fumé enamel look better than that of AnOrdain’s?

[@seaweed719]

Love this brand, simply amazing

[@pablow26]

Very cool. Just wondering, where is the 31 on the date wheel? Looks like it goes directly from 30 to 1.

[@pinkaminadianepie4735]

It knows how many days are in each month. It'll do February on the 29th on a leap year too

[@pablow26]

@@pinkaminadianepie4735 I understand, but you should see it skipping over those dates then right. Or it happens so fast that you don't see it.

[@theejpp]

That’s a stunning watch, and I appreciate the ingenuity behind its design and layout quite a bit. That said, the price is outrageous. You’re getting a stripped-down perpetual (in the sense that it doesn’t give you day or year indication) and a non-precious metal case for nearly double what you can pay JLC for their rose perpetual ultra thin. You can pay about $10k less and get a perpetual from Breguet, or you can pay about $15k more for a Patek perpetual. Even if you can justify the price from a craftsmanship and exclusivity standpoint, it’s a hard sell by being placed there. You can get that complication for much less from other very well-respected brands, or pay a small fraction more and get a watch with more impressive finishing and more caché.

[@pz0025]

Tantalum is more exclusive and harder to work with than any other precious metals

[@street2030]

yeh but it's Art and only Moser does this piece.

[@davidlittle6621]

More unique content from Teddy!

[@alwayspooh1588]

This is high horology! Forget Rolex and many others, this Moser is properly high watch making, not just a conveyor belt of productions.

[@antburman]

Watch out for the scam reply you got. Shut it down.

[@alwayspooh1588]

@@antburman Thanks for the heads up. I am deleting it now.

[@donnyboon2896]

Yes

[@fao8147]

So what dial is harder and more desirable in an aspirational to make: enamel; porcelain or guillioche dial?

[@fao8147]

@Official_TeddyBaldassarre-__- Great!!! How do I pick it up?

[@pinkaminadianepie4735]

Moser is king

[@Mrwickid1979]

Someone at Moser bought an Anordain Model 1 🧐

[@cheapaudioman]

Very cool

[@lancemiller6204]

Does it mean anything when you can't tell exact time and seconds???????

[@Jtjustintimberlake]

This is a very cool watch. Unfortunately out of my price range.

[@PacificTime369]

If you like this but not the price tag - AnOrdain is within the low 4 figures if you are willing to tolerate the waitlist

[@ruperttmls7985]

Esa esfera azul con esa esfera rugosa, me recuerda a la esfera roja de los relojes que fabrica anOrdain

[@watsondna]

Insane. Very Beautiful.

[@lioncat2457]

Spectacular watch ⌚️!

[@ChikeOtaluka]

nah this watch is CRAZY

[@birdytiger]

Damn, son. Using gold as a base for the fumé is a tough move. This (and my lack of financial mobility, skill level that I am a rational human) is why I could never have a company like that

[@BoatNectar]

Need more attainable tantalum watches

[@LittleKeefe]

floored by how beautiful this watch is - but that price! ouch

[@BlackHawkTuahDown]

JUST IMAGINE A SKELETON VERSION!

[@ViaFerrataCH]

Nice watch

[@blas9520]

Nice one teddy! It looks bad tho

[@TimothyKasch-fm7bn]

Beautiful dial but No hour markers and power reserve in an odd spot. Stubby hand supposed to show year….Kind of a stretch and ends up looking strange. Also why not just make self winding the back isn’t really much to look at anyway? Overall nice but wouldn’t buy

[@jacccamo]

Nice watch. Clown price.

[@shuycg]

That black date wheel sticks out badly.

[@PhilGuidry]

Phenomenal!

[@AKT0B0S]

H Moser stays goated

[@simonemazzi8443]

Hmm, interesting, you said 18,000 vibration per hour is 2 and 1/2 Hz. I thought it is actually 5Hz. Are you referring to the fact that the pallet fork moves twice per one complete oscillation of the balance wheel and therefor you count the oscillations of the balance wheel per second?

[@beanhead47101]

A vibration is one tick of the pallet fork. Sometimes it's called a semi-oscillation. 18000 vph = 5 vps / 2 = 2.5 hz

[@SopwithTheCamel]

Fabulous.

[@turbyoulance]

I think they are Homaging the "an Ordain Model 1 Plum fume Dial. Only in blue " with a better complication. I still would prefer the an Ordain myself and the $82,000 tag is ridiculous.

[@mountainhobo]

"I think they are Homaging the an Ordain Model 1 Plum fume Dial" -- 🤦‍♂

[@mdinhlam]

Anordain has a blue fume dial… but this H. Moser is in a class of its own. Can’t even compare.