Three Complications Unite in H. Moser & Cie’s Endeavour Flyback Chronograph Dual Time Date

Reinventing the traditional codes of the chronograph with an eye on space, balance and legibility, H. Moser has chosen minimalism and restraint. All the indications are centralized to preserve the harmony of the dial. The chronograph hands replace traditional counters, with the red hand indicating the seconds, while the rhodium-plated hand displays the elapsed minutes. The second time zone also appears at the center of the dial on a fumé disc adorned with a discreet white arrow that blends naturally into the composition.

By developing a new hand-wound movement—instead of a self-winding movement—for this timepiece, H. Moser opened up a new arena for mechanical freedom that allowed it to integrate the Dual Time display and the date within the available space. The date can be adjusted both forwards and backwards without risk to the movement—a rare level of user convenience.

The Endeavour Flyback Chronograph Dual Time Date features a 42mm stainless steel case. Around the edge, the white minute track measures the seconds and minutes, while the tachometric scale, designed to measure speed with precision, reinforces its technical and dynamic aesthetic. Completing the watch is an alligator strap with nubuck finish.