H. Moser & Cie. Henry watches

The H. Moser & Cie Henry is a tonneau-shaped watch from Schaffhausen, the town where Heinrich Moser was born in 1805 and where he set up a watch factory in 1848, twenty years after founding the business in Saint Petersburg. The Henry used the Straumann Double Hairspring, two hairsprings that turn in opposite directions, and Moser later dropped the model in favour of the Swiss Alp line.

The Henry references 324.607-004 and 324.607-006 share a 38.6 mm tonneau case, 10.4 mm thick, and the calibre HMC 324, a tonneau-shaped movement with a power-reserve indicator that was first used in this watch. The 004 is rose gold with a silver dial; the 006 is platinum with a grey Ardoise dial.

The rectangular Swiss Alp Watch took over from the Henry. It was conceived as a parody of the Apple Watch, and it was made possible by reusing the Henry's HMC 324 without the costly Straumann double hairspring. The HMC 324 models have 38.2 mm white gold cases with a power-reserve indicator. The Swiss Alp Watch S in blue (5324-0201) and the grey 8324-0200 are limited to 50 pieces each; the Cosmic Green Concept (5324-0210), with a green dial and the HMC 324 NS, to 20.

The Swiss Alp Watch Minute Repeater Tourbillon models use a 38.9 mm case, 11 mm thick: a white gold version with a blue mosaic dial on the HMC 901 (5901-0200) and a platinum Concept Black (5901-0301). The HMC 324 itself was a finite supply. By 2019 Moser was running out of the movements, and chief executive Edouard Meylan decided that once they were used up, the Swiss Alp would end.