A Week On The Wrist: The H. Moser Endeavour Perpetual Calendar
H. Moser is one of those independent brands that isn't in our collective vernacular as much as others. Think about how often you hear the name F.P. Journe, or MB&F, or even Philippe Dufour and Laurent Ferrier. These are names that, to most watch folks, are relatively familiar. Moser, however, is not, and that's a shame because they have always been doing interesting things. Today, I will be reviewing the H. Moser Endeavour Perpetual Calendar, formerly known as the Perpetual 1. This incredibly thoughtful perpetual is absolutely the manufacture's most popular timepiece, offering something that frankly does not exist anywhere else. Let's get into it. Who Is H. Moser, Anyway? H. Moser, as we know it today, operates out of Schaffhausen, Switzerland – a town best known for being the home of another watch company. The original Heinrich Moser made a name for himself by selling Swiss watches to Russians in the 1800s. He was so successful that after just a

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