Within the Moser case, the Moser HMC 346 automatic movement drives the Nomad model. On the ardoise dial, appliqué indexes mark the passage of time. In addition to the hour and minute hands, a delicately faceted third hand - smaller and red - indicates the hour in the second time zone. Adjustable in one-hour increments at any time of day, this coloured hand may also be hidden under the hour hand if the watch owner does not need the dual time zone function.
With this creation, H. Moser & Cie. opted for simplicity: simplicity in terms of aesthetics, and also the mechanism, enabling adjustment of the second time zone hour. Thanks to the patented Double Pull Crown system, the adjustment may be made using the crown, without any risk of inadvertently stopping the watch or altering the primary time. There is an AM-PM indicator at 12 o'clock. Linked to the wearer's primary time zone, this indicator changes from white to black in a fraction of a second, at precisely 12 noon, and then from black to white at midnight, thanks to a spring that stores up energy for approximately eight hours, without affecting the rate at which the watch runs.
Equipped with a sapphire crystal, the transparent case-back reveals the in-house manufactured automatic calibre HMC 346, one of the largest on the market with a diameter of 34 mm, as well as the oscillating rotor made from 18-carat gold adorned with the Moser company coat of arms. The great inertia of this rotor, combined with a very large barrel, provides a minimum power reserve of 72 hours. The calibre HMC 346 is equipped with an in-house H. Moser & Cie. escapement module.
The strap is made from black hand-stitched alligator leather and it is adorned with a pin buckle.
