One of the coolest dials H. Moser has produced and the process behind it is even better than it looks.
The 1200-1233 is the Endeavour Centre Seconds Concept Lime Green, pairing Moser’s completely sterile Concept design with a spectacular textured Grand Feu enamel fumé dial.
The process used to create it is genuinely impressive:
1. The dial begins as an extremely thin disc of gold rather than a conventional brass dial.
2. An irregular, hammered-looking texture is engraved into the gold base, creating the relief that remains visible beneath the finished enamel.
3. Three different color pigments are carefully washed, finely crushed and prepared individually for the Lime Green fumé effect.
4. The pigments are applied separately and positioned by hand to establish the gradient. Rather than printing or spraying the fumé effect, the colors develop as the pigments oxidize and meld together during firing.
5. The translucent enamel undergoes 12 separate firings, building the color and depth while allowing the textured gold surface underneath to remain visible.
6. Once the firing process is complete, the enamel is carefully polished to reveal its glossy surface and incredible depth, with the engraved texture seemingly suspended underneath.
The result is a dial that changes constantly with the light with the texture underneath giving it substantially more dimension than a traditional fumé dial.
Leaf-shaped hands and the contrasting purple seconds hand are all that sit above the enamel
Inside is Moser’s HMC 200 automatic manufacture caliber, visible through the exhibition caseback and offering approximately 72 hours of power reserve.
This is a 2025 in excellent condition. One of the straps has a little bit of wear on it as you can see in the pictures, but otherwise this thing is pretty unworn. I think the wear looks kinda cool.
Please view pictures carefully as I use a very strong macro lens to showcase any and all imperfections. Typically, this will embellish the imperfections and/or lead to the inevitable specks of dust. I am always happy to provide more pictures at different angles, whatever you're unsure of.
I am a full time firefighter and am very involved in my community - my reputation is everything to me. Please feel free to reach out with any questions and I will answer promptly to make sure you are taken care of and we can have a smooth easy transaction.
One of the coolest dials H. Moser has produced and the process behind it is even better than it looks.
The 1200-1233 is the Endeavour Centre Seconds Concept Lime Green, pairing Moser’s completely sterile Concept design with a spectacular textured Grand Feu enamel fumé dial.
The process used to create it is genuinely impressive:
1. The dial begins as an extremely thin disc of gold rather than a conventional brass dial.
2. An irregular, hammered-looking texture is engraved into the gold base, creating the relief that remains visible beneath the finished enamel.
3. Three different color pigments are carefully washed, finely crushed and prepared individually for the Lime Green fumé effect.
4. The pigments are applied separately and positioned by hand to establish the gradient. Rather than printing or spraying the fumé effect, the colors develop as the pigments oxidize and meld together during firing.
5. The translucent enamel undergoes 12 separate firings, building the color and depth while allowing the textured gold surface underneath to remain visible.
6. Once the firing process is complete, the enamel is carefully polished to reveal its glossy surface and incredible depth, with the engraved texture seemingly suspended underneath.
The result is a dial that changes constantly with the light with the texture underneath giving it substantially more dimension than a traditional fumé dial.
Leaf-shaped hands and the contrasting purple seconds hand are all that sit above the enamel
Inside is Moser’s HMC 200 automatic manufacture caliber, visible through the exhibition caseback and offering approximately 72 hours of power reserve.
This is a 2025 in excellent condition. One of the straps has a little bit of wear on it as you can see in the pictures, but otherwise this thing is pretty unworn. I think the wear looks kinda cool.
Please view pictures carefully as I use a very strong macro lens to showcase any and all imperfections. Typically, this will embellish the imperfections and/or lead to the inevitable specks of dust. I am always happy to provide more pictures at different angles, whatever you're unsure of.
I am a full time firefighter and am very involved in my community - my reputation is everything to me. Please feel free to reach out with any questions and I will answer promptly to make sure you are taken care of and we can have a smooth easy transaction.
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