Outside of its compelling contextual factors, the latest launch from H. Moser is an interesting watch in its own right. The release is composed of two colorways, with one featuring steel accents on its lightly sectored dial and the other rose gold. Both, outside of their accenting metal, feature the same general design: taking inspiration from solar eclipses, featuring a pair of thin Breguet hands with a matching 6 o’clock seconds counter, and generally opting for a visual experience which is at once both minimalist and incredibly interesting. Inside, H. Moser’s caliber HMC 327 powers the watch, with its 18,800-vph frequency timekeeping and 3-day power reserve – both manually wound – on display with all its decorative finishings via an exhibition sapphire caseback.