H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour watches

The H. Moser & Cie Endeavour is the Schaffhausen brand's round dress watch, which Moser presents as a contemporary reading of the classic round watch built on the idea that less is more. It is defined by a curved, sculpted case and very plain dials, many of them in Moser's fumé: a sunburst finish under a coating that darkens towards the edge. The Endeavour Centre Seconds was previously sold as the Monard.

In 2015 Moser took the idea to its end with the Endeavour Centre Seconds Concept, a fumé dial stripped of all indices and text. Inside is the hand-wound HMC 343, with a seven-day power reserve shown on the back and an escapement module that can be swapped out at service. The Funky Blue followed at SIHH 2016, a 40.8 mm Centre Seconds Concept in rose or white gold with nothing on its blue fumé dial but two leaf-shaped hands. Concept dials then reached the tourbillons: the 2017 Tourbillon Concept Funky Blue is a 42 mm white gold watch with a flying tourbillon at six, wound by a rotor, with a three-day reserve.

Most of the family shares the 40.8 mm case and adds one complication each: the Big Date, the Dual Time with a 12-hour second time zone and day/night indicator, the Moon, and the Perpetual Calendar, which shows the date in large numerals. The Small Seconds is slimmer, at 38.8 mm and 9.3 mm thick. Cases are red, rose or white gold, platinum or palladium, while the Perpetual Calendar Black Edition is DLC-coated titanium. The Centre Seconds also comes as a 38 mm steel watch with a diamond-set bezel, on a different calibre, the HMC 200.

At 42 mm sit the Flying Hours, the Perpetual Moon with Vantablack or aventurine dials and the HMC 804 Tourbillon, with the Tourbillon Minute Repeater at 43 mm. The Cylindrical Tourbillon made with MB&F stands apart: a 42 mm steel case, 19.5 mm thick. The Perpetual Calendar and Perpetual Moon made for Only Watch are unique pieces.