Absolutely hideous.
I've loved every model in the Streamliner range - notwithstanding that they're hilariously beyond my reach, financially - and even though I'm no fan of copper-coloured gold, this latest effort - reviewed in Time & Tide (from whence the pics come), is a stunner:
That pierced dial is truly Moser at its best for me.
Not too bad around the back either -
A mere $119,000...
Better start doing the lottery.
See I think that is beautiful. No logo, crazy deep black dial, gold for miles. Fully get the posh Accurist thing, but I love it.
I think I'd love it except for the tourbillon, which - for me - ruins it. The dial and hands are beautifully minimalist without it. Just for fun, I created a sort of proof of concept.
Still - I can't afford one either.
Looks nice from behind.
Vulgar just seems too little a word
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I rarely see a cut-out dial that I like. This looks much better in the mock-up without the cut-out.
Pretty sure Moser have the exclusive rights to use it within watches. I'm sure I read about that. Having handled one of the regular Vantablack Mosers in store, I was blown away. Amazing watch, not something I'd drop c.£20k (or w/e it is) on, but if money was no object then it's definitely unique.
Open-heart or cutaway dials always make me think of Harvey Dent/Two-Face in Batman.
So if you hated that one, there's the new Bucherer Blue gem-set version...
https://asset.bucherer.com/video/upl...0Cie._16-9.mp4
Never liked a gem-set watch before, but this £104,000 beauty? Got to be a bargain for a steel-cased watch with a scratch-proof bezel?!
Would love it without the Tourbillon- most superfluous and ugly complication ever!