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H. Moser & Cie
Ref. 3200-0505
Pioneer Centre Seconds “Earth”
亨利慕時，「Pioneer Centre Seconds “Earth”」 型號3200-0505，罕有，限量版鈦金自動大三針鏈帶腕錶，備棕色煙燻錶盤，特為「Azuki」限量發行24枚，約2025年製。附原裝證書、錶盒
估價
HK$75,000–150,000
€8,400–16,800
$9,600–19,200
製造商
H. Moser & Cie
年份
Circa 2025
機芯編號
200’033’179
型號
3200-0505
錶殼號碼
200’137’291
型號名稱
Pioneer Centre Seconds “Earth”
材料
Titanium
機芯
Automatic, cal. HMC 200, 27 jewels
錶帶/ 錶鏈
Titanium H. Moser & Cie bracelet, max length 195mm
錶扣
Titanium H. Moser & Cie deployant clasp
尺寸
40mm diameter
簽名
Case, dial, movement, bracelet and clasp signed
配件
Accompanied by H. Moser & Cie. guarantee stamped The 1916 Co., dated 29 July 2025, digital instruction manual, hang tags, cloth, fitted presentation box and outer packaging.
完整圖錄內容
Good to know:
- Made in collaboration with digital art collective Azuki
- “Earth” edition limited to 24 pieces only
- Offered in “like-new” condition with guarantee and box
A singular creation within H. Moser & Cie.'s celebrated Pioneer collection, its only dive watch, the Pioneer Centre Seconds "Earth" is the result of an inspired collaboration with Azuki, the anime-inspired digital art collective. The "Elements of Time" collection comprises four colourways: Earth, Lightning, Fire, and Water, each interpreting a classical element through Moser's signature fumé dials. The present example, representing Earth, features a rich brown gradient dial with a hobnail pattern evoking rugged mountainous terrain. Rendered with characteristic Moser restraint, this guilloché motif lends the dial a tactile depth that rewards close inspection.
Encased in titanium, the watch measures a versatile 40 mm in diameter. It adheres to the codes of the modern diver with a lumed dial, a lumed unidirectional bezel, a screw-down crown, and a metal bracelet, departing from convention only with an un-lumed seconds hand and a water resistance of 120 metres.
The "Earth" edition bears a subtle Azuki signature: a red bean motif at 12 o'clock and a caseback engraving, discreet touches acknowledging the collaborative origins without compromising broader appeal. An NFC chip within the guarantee card further bridges the physical and digital realms.
Offered in “like-new” condition with full set of accessories, this Pioneer Centre Seconds "Earth", one of only 24 examples produced, represents a rare opportunity to acquire a watch at the crossroads of traditional horology and contemporary digital culture.
- Made in collaboration with digital art collective Azuki
- “Earth” edition limited to 24 pieces only
- Offered in “like-new” condition with guarantee and box
A singular creation within H. Moser & Cie.'s celebrated Pioneer collection, its only dive watch, the Pioneer Centre Seconds "Earth" is the result of an inspired collaboration with Azuki, the anime-inspired digital art collective. The "Elements of Time" collection comprises four colourways: Earth, Lightning, Fire, and Water, each interpreting a classical element through Moser's signature fumé dials. The present example, representing Earth, features a rich brown gradient dial with a hobnail pattern evoking rugged mountainous terrain. Rendered with characteristic Moser restraint, this guilloché motif lends the dial a tactile depth that rewards close inspection.
Encased in titanium, the watch measures a versatile 40 mm in diameter. It adheres to the codes of the modern diver with a lumed dial, a lumed unidirectional bezel, a screw-down crown, and a metal bracelet, departing from convention only with an un-lumed seconds hand and a water resistance of 120 metres.
The "Earth" edition bears a subtle Azuki signature: a red bean motif at 12 o'clock and a caseback engraving, discreet touches acknowledging the collaborative origins without compromising broader appeal. An NFC chip within the guarantee card further bridges the physical and digital realms.
Offered in “like-new” condition with full set of accessories, this Pioneer Centre Seconds "Earth", one of only 24 examples produced, represents a rare opportunity to acquire a watch at the crossroads of traditional horology and contemporary digital culture.