Heinrich Moser and Florentine Ariosto Jones.....

Hi Adrian
I know very little about this watch. I bought it because I rather liked it, and because of its connection with Schaffhausen.
I do not know if it is a men's or a woman's watch but your premise that it has the movement of a woman's pocket watch makes sense, as the first wristwatches used movements from women's pocket watches.
I am inclined to think it is a men's watch because the day/date complication would be unusual in a woman's wristwatch in 1917.

Adrian, another highly educational and interesting article - as we have over the years become accustomed too from you.

A great read.

adrian... fascinating! thank you for this.

regards,
thang

Very interesting watch and information, thanks Antonio.

Regards

Heiko

Very interesting article, thank you! So, 150 years ago, HM was the more succesful of the two men by far. At the moment IWC is a more sucessful company than Moser, how things can change overtime!

Kind regards,
Paul

Thank you. This is what makes this forum so special.

It would be great if there was a way to easily access all of these types of posts. Is it not possible to add a section with links to threads like this for easy reference? It's a great read but in a week or two it will disappear from the first two pages of threads which seems a real shame.

Yep, said before. LOL

Just backing you up Bill! :-)

Appreciate that. I need all the help I can get. At my age, I forget things quickly. LOL again.