Accustomed as they are to the "less is more" philosophy of H. Moser & Cie, whose dials display nothing that might distract the eye, except possibly a Tourbillon, admirers of the brand now have the surprise of this Flying Hours. Jointly developed with sister-company Hautlence (both belong to MELB Holding), the mechanism positions three hour discs like satellites around a central sapphire disc which displays minutes on a 240° sector as it rotates on its axis. The minutes pass in front of the current hour, successively displayed on the rotating hour discs. The escapement and the balance spring are both manufactured in-house by Precision Engineering, also part of MELB.