H. Moser & Cie. : We let our watches do the talking
These Numbers Don’t Lie: The Real Impact of Our Approach
The challenge
H. Moser & Cie. is an independent Swiss luxury watchmaker. In a crowded market dominated by stuffy brands and big names, Moser stands out through its innovative and irreverent approach to watchmaking. They gave us the task of raising brand visibility and engagement — without relying on influencers, celebrities, or a large PR budget. Oh, and Moser wanted the campaign to focus on one thing only: their unique and exceptional watchmaking craft.
The Audience
Watch collectors and enthusiasts across key markets — USA, UAE, Hong Kong, Switzerland, UK.
The response
Instead of using celebrities like other brands, we brought Moser’s watches to life and turned them into social media influencers. ‘We let our watches do the talking.’ Literally. We created a series of nine cheeky social films featuring talking watches crafted by Moser. Every watch was given a distinct personality and a platform to share their unique stories, histories, and of course, the secrets behind their craftsmanship.
By placing the timepieces at the heart of our storytelling, the campaign captured the hearts and wrists of watch geeks across social media. The films were strategically released across Moser’s key markets. They were also screened at the prestigious Watches & Wonders 2024 event in Geneva. By retargeting those who engaged with the first three films, the campaign funnelled audiences towards more detailed content, driving them to the H. Moser & Cie. website and newsletter.
+5M views
(so far) across all social platforms.
85%
completion rate on YouTube. 9 times higher than our benchmark and target.
+56%
visits on the H. Moser & Cie. website during the campaign.
2,325
new subscribers to our H.Moser & Cie newsletter
174
organic comments to date on Instagram (all incredibly enthusiastic)
An overwhelmingly positive response from influential watch collectors, like Nico Leonard van der Horst and Justin Hast.
An average CPV of 0,0034 CHF. 5 times lower than our benchmark and target.