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Hy Moser Co wristwatch

Wristwatches10 of 12Benrus 14k 21 jewel wrist watch with diamonds - was my grandmother's PREVVintage Deco Gold Rolco Watch - still working after all those years NEXT
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Posted 6 months, 6 days ago

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Acquired this vintage Hy Moser watch at recent NAWCC show in Del Mar.
Looks like about 1920's design; very large for art deco stylings. Dial has a great patina, so looks original. Watch with pin setting (means crown doesnt pull out to set)--runs great...seems to have a rose gold plating over casing, but can only tell from the inside. Bears Hy Moser logo on the inside movement, but very hard to photograph.

Crystal very large and thick--seems original, as it is so thick and angle cut. Bottom of 4th pic shows thickness/cut of crystal.

Any other information about this brand or model? I read that it was a very popular manufacturer before 1900...

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  1. vetraio50 vetraio50, 6 months, 6 days ago
    One site says that the earlier version of the company died out in 1923.
    The name was later bought out and there is a firm today using the H Moser name.
    The earlier branch had links to Russia after the revolution and the eastern block . I got some problems with one site that sent me messages that my computer blocked. So, be careful.
  2. wrightarchitecture, 6 months, 6 days ago
    Thanks for the info...I read about that as well, that it was a big watch producer in Russia, up to the revolution...out of business by the early 1920's, The brand was "re-born" in 2002 by Shaffhausen.
  3. Signaholic Signaholic, 4 months, 20 days ago
    Looks like Frank Muller might have taken his idea for his "Crazy Time" watch dial design form this dial. This is a real beauty!

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