It is the first time the company has used the rare metal.
H. Moser & Cie
Known for its strength and anti-corrosive properties, tantalum has been chosen to create a unique watch case for Moser’s latest Endeavour Perpetual Calendar. The 42mm case has a dark grey finish and a polished surface that required over two years of testing to get right. And to complement the rare metal, the dial features the brand’s signature “Grand Feu” enamel finish in a color they’ve named “Abyss Blue.” Powering the watch is their own HMC 800 hand-wound movement, which features an interchangeable Moser escapement, an original Straumann hairspring, a gold pallet fork and escapement wheel, and a seven day power reserve.
CHF 75,000 (approx. $79,711), h-moser.com
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