Property of the Original Owner
881Σ︎
H. Moser & Cie
Ref. 3811-1200
Pioneer Cylindrical Tourbillon
An impressive and rare stainless steel skeletonized flying tourbillon wristwatch with funky blue fumé dial, cylindrical hairspring, guarantee and presentation box
Estimate
HK$320,000–480,000
€34,900–52,300
$41,000–61,500
Live 30 May, 12 PM Hong Kong SAR China Time
Manufacturer
H. Moser & Cie
Year
Circa 2023
Reference No
3811-1200
Movement No
200’025’847
Case No
200’129’520
Model Name
Pioneer Cylindrical Tourbillon
Material
Stainless steel
Calibre
Automatic, cal. HMC 811, jewelled
Bracelet/Strap
Rubber
Clasp/Buckle
Stainless steel H. Moser & Cie pin buckle
Dimensions
42.8mm diameter
Signed
Case, dial, movement and buckle signed
Accessories
Accompanied by H. Moser & Cie guarantee card stamped Sincere Watch Limited Singapore dated March 2023, cloth, hang tags, 2 additional H. Moser & Cie straps, fitted presentation box and outer packaging.
Full-Cataloguing
Good To Know:
- Brand's first integration of Cylindrical hairspring and one-minute flying tourbillon
- Skeletonized Dial with iconic funky blue fumé dial
- Offered by the original owner and full set
Launched at Watches & Wonders 2022, the reference 3811-1200—the Pioneer Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton—represents a milestone achievement: the first integration of a cylindrical hairspring and one-minute flying tourbillon within the Pioneer’s architecture. This timepiece exemplifies Moser’s philosophy of blending mechanical ingenuity with everyday wearability, creating a kinetic sculpture that is as intellectually compelling as it is visually arresting.
The case of the 3811-1200 embodies the Pioneer collection’s hallmark blend of sporty durability and classical restraint. Crafted from stainless steel, it measures 42.8 mm in diameter. Central to the Pioneer Cylindrical Tourbillon allure is its fully skeletonized dial and the in-house Caliber HMC- 811 automatic movement. The architecture features anthracite-finished bridges and a dark main plate, contrasted by a skeletonized 18-carat gold oscillating rotor. Time is displayed on an eccentric, domed sub-dial at 12 o’clock, rendered in Moser’s signature Funky Blue fumé gradient with a sunburst pattern and applied Globolight® hour markers—ceramic inserts infused with lume for exceptional legibility in all lighting conditions. The hands are also treated with Globolight®,maintain clarity despite the openworked layout.
The one-minute flying tourbillon takes center stage, its hand-beveled bridge allows an unobstructed view of the entire cylindrical hairspring beneath. This hairspring, produced entirely in-house with two Breguet terminal curves, ensures a constant oscillation period regardless of amplitude, delivering true chronometric performance. Offered by the original owner, the present examples is also equipped with a selection of straps and transitions seamlessly from formal settings to active pursuits.
- Brand's first integration of Cylindrical hairspring and one-minute flying tourbillon
- Skeletonized Dial with iconic funky blue fumé dial
- Offered by the original owner and full set
Launched at Watches & Wonders 2022, the reference 3811-1200—the Pioneer Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton—represents a milestone achievement: the first integration of a cylindrical hairspring and one-minute flying tourbillon within the Pioneer’s architecture. This timepiece exemplifies Moser’s philosophy of blending mechanical ingenuity with everyday wearability, creating a kinetic sculpture that is as intellectually compelling as it is visually arresting.
The case of the 3811-1200 embodies the Pioneer collection’s hallmark blend of sporty durability and classical restraint. Crafted from stainless steel, it measures 42.8 mm in diameter. Central to the Pioneer Cylindrical Tourbillon allure is its fully skeletonized dial and the in-house Caliber HMC- 811 automatic movement. The architecture features anthracite-finished bridges and a dark main plate, contrasted by a skeletonized 18-carat gold oscillating rotor. Time is displayed on an eccentric, domed sub-dial at 12 o’clock, rendered in Moser’s signature Funky Blue fumé gradient with a sunburst pattern and applied Globolight® hour markers—ceramic inserts infused with lume for exceptional legibility in all lighting conditions. The hands are also treated with Globolight®,maintain clarity despite the openworked layout.
The one-minute flying tourbillon takes center stage, its hand-beveled bridge allows an unobstructed view of the entire cylindrical hairspring beneath. This hairspring, produced entirely in-house with two Breguet terminal curves, ensures a constant oscillation period regardless of amplitude, delivering true chronometric performance. Offered by the original owner, the present examples is also equipped with a selection of straps and transitions seamlessly from formal settings to active pursuits.