




H.MOSER & Cie PIONEER CYLINDRICAL TOURBILLON SKELETON SPICED AQUA 3811-1203
With the Pioneer Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Spiced Aqua, H. Moser & Cie has created a statement watch: a radical, legible, emotional piece, where the cylindrical tourbillon is not a technical pretext but a true living sculpture. It is free, unapologetic watchmaking, made for those who love to see the heart of the mechanism beating without filters or nostalgia.
Open-heart haute horlogerie by H. Moser & Cie.
The Pioneer Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Spiced Aqua (ref. 3811-1203) embodies the most radical and spectacular expression of the Pioneer collection. Here, H. Moser & Cie. hides nothing: the movement becomes the dial, the mechanics become sculpture, and color acts as a revealer of emotion.
Housed in a steel case with a sporty and refined design, water-resistant to 120 meters (12 ATM), this piece combines contemporary robustness with watchmaking virtuosity. A watch designed for action, but crafted like a kinetic work of art.
An exceptional movement: the HMC 811 caliber
At the heart of this creation beats the HMC 811 manufacture caliber, entirely skeletonized and developed in-house. A true technical manifesto, it features a flying tourbillon with a cylindrical balance spring, a complication that is extremely rare in contemporary watchmaking.
Unlike a traditional flat balance spring, the cylindrical balance spring improves isochronism and regularity of movement, while offering a hypnotic visual depth. Suspended in the center of the movement, the tourbillon seems to float in space, accentuating the sensation of lightness and transparency.
Here, there is no luminescent flange: the light emanates directly from the movement, its openworked bridges, its finishes, and its three-dimensional architecture.
A powerful and contrasting Spiced Aqua aesthetic
The signature Spiced Aqua is expressed through a bold chromatic contrast. A small domed orange subdial, positioned above the skeletonized movement, indicates the time with immediate legibility. It is subtly adorned with the H. Moser & Cie. logo in transparent lacquer, almost invisible, faithful to the anti-conformist spirit of the manufacture.
The indexes and hands, featuring turquoise Globolight® inserts, add a touch of modernity and ensure excellent visibility, day and night. The whole creates a striking visual tension between extreme technicality and chromatic energy.
A manifesto watch, combining independence and innovation
The Pioneer Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Spiced Aqua 3811-1203 is neither an exercise in style nor a cosmetic variation. It is a declaration of horological independence, a piece that proudly proclaims the mechanical expertise of H. Moser & Cie., without compromise or concession to traditional codes.
At once sporty, artistic, and radically contemporary, this watch is designed for collectors in search of authenticity, rarity, and pure mechanical emotion. A sculpture in motion, destined for the wrists of those who want to see the heart of fine watchmaking beat.
PIONEER CYLINDRICAL TOURBILLON SKELETON SPICED AQUA
Reference 3811-1203, steel model, domed smoked orange subdial, turquoise rubber strap
Steel topped with a slightly domed sapphire crystal
Diameter: 42.8 mm
Height without sapphire crystal: 11.7 mm; height with sapphire crystal: 15.3 mm
Screw-down crown, engraved with an “M”
Transparent case back
Water resistance to 12 ATM
Smoked orange domed subdial with sunburst decoration
H. Moser & Cie. logo in transparent lacquer
Skeletonized dial
Turquoise Globolight® hour markers
Turquoise Globolight® inserts on hour and minute hands
Hours and minutes
Turquoise rubber
Steel pin buckle with engraved Moser logo
Fully skeletonized HMC 811 three-dimensional self-winding manufacture caliber
Diameter: 34.0 mm or 15 lines
Height: 5.5 mm (without hands or tourbillon)
Frequency: 21,600 vph
28 jewels
171 components
Bidirectional automatic winding system with pawl
Fully skeletonized gold oscillating weight
Power reserve: minimum 74 hours
Cylindrical balance spring with two Breguet curves
Flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock with skeletonized bridge; hand-angled balance bridge
Diamond-cut beveling
Plate and bridges with anthracite PVD finish



