Does moving files within a hard drive affects its life cycle?

Moving large files around on the same partition (i.e. drive letter in Windows), which is indicated by the fast times, does not actually move the file location on disk.

Filesystems have (generally near the beginning of the disk/partition) an index of where files are and often how they appear in a tree. When you move a file within the same volume it simply updates that table. Similarly, deleting a file does not actually remove the file contents [normally], it simply forgets where the contents are located and allows other stuff to be written on that space (which is a cause of fragmentation).

The wear and tear is thus very small, and equivalent to writing a small file.