The H. Moser & Cie. Pioneer Flying Hours watch features a dial that continues the brand's signature minimalist design, but is unique in that it combines satellite hands and a digital jumping hour display. It is available in rose gold and stainless steel.
The 42.8mm case features a satin-brushed and mirror-polished finish, with contrasting light and shadow that accentuates the lines of the lugs. Vertical ribbed detailing is engraved within the grooves on either side, and the screw-down crown provides 120-meter water resistance. The case is available in two versions: rose gold with black DLC titanium inserts and stainless steel. The rose gold version features an aventurine dial, while the stainless steel version has a white smoked dial.
The satellite hand system at the center of the dial differs slightly from common designs. Firstly, the fan-shaped minute markers occupy only one-third of the central circular hand, and the three numeral windows also function as minute hands. The dial indicates both the hour and minute simultaneously by rotating the minute sub-dial; for example, the time shown in the image is 10:20.
The HMC 240 automatic movement beats at 21,600 vph, providing a 3-day power reserve. This movement features a Straumann hairspring and a bidirectional winding system. Turning the watch over reveals the skeletonized rotor, gold-plated gears, and other exquisite structures, as well as rich finishing touches such as brushed chamfers and Geneva stripes https://www.lookalikewatchsale.co.
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