Category: H. MOSER

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June 17 2026

H. Moser & Cie. Channels Summer Energy With The Pioneer Sun Berry

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Summer is often associated with bright colors, bold contrasts, and a sense of carefree optimism. H. Moser & Cie. captures that spirit with the new Pioneer Centre Seconds Sun Berry, a striking timepiece that combines a rich purple fumé dial with vibrant yellow accents. Housed in the versatile 40 mm Pioneer case and powered by an in-house automatic movement, the watch delivers a distinctive visual identity without compromising everyday wearability.

A Dial Designed to Stand Out

The centerpiece of the new release is undoubtedly its eye-catching Sun Berry dial. The display features a rich purple fumé center with a sunburst finish that transitions into a vivid yellow outer ring, creating a high-contrast composition that immediately draws attention.

Remaining faithful to H. Moser & Cie.’s minimalist philosophy, the dial is kept remarkably clean. There are no numerals, minute tracks, or even a visible logo to distract from the color presentation. Applied hour markers and matching yellow hands ensure legibility while preserving the uncluttered appearance.

The result is a contemporary dial that showcases the manufacture’s expertise in color and finishing, allowing the contrasting tones to take center stage.

Familiar Pioneer Case Architecture

The Pioneer Centre Seconds Sun Berry comes housed in the collection’s signature stainless steel case measuring 40 mm in diameter. Its balanced proportions, curved lugs, and polished surfaces provide a refined yet sporty character suitable for daily wear.

Designed with versatility in mind, the case offers 120 meters of water resistance, making it capable of handling everyday activities while maintaining an elegant profile on the wrist. The smooth bezel and streamlined design further reinforce the watch’s modern aesthetic.

Powered by the HMC 201 Manufacture Caliber

Inside beats the automatic HMC 201 manufacture movement, visible through the sapphire crystal caseback. The movement features bi-directional pawl winding and provides a substantial 72-hour power reserve.

The caliber is finished in the distinctive style associated with H. Moser & Cie., including an anthracite finish and a partially skeletonized rotor that allows a better view of the movement architecture. Central hours, minutes, and seconds keep the focus on simplicity and reliability, aligning perfectly with the watch’s clean design approach.

Combining Color and Everyday Wearability

While H. Moser & Cie. has become known for increasingly daring color combinations in recent years, the Pioneer Centre Seconds Sun Berry translates that creativity into a regular-production model that is more accessible than some of the brand’s highly exclusive limited editions.

By pairing a robust stainless steel case and practical automatic movement with an unconventional purple-and-yellow dial, the watch offers a distinctive alternative within the luxury sports watch segment. It is a timepiece that embraces color without compromising the everyday versatility expected from

Strap and Price

The Pioneer Centre Seconds Sun Berry is fitted on a perforated yellow rubber strap, further emphasizing its bold, summery character while ensuring comfort and flexibility on the wrist. It is secured with a stainless steel pin buckle, maintaining the collection’s focus on everyday practicality and robustness. It is priced at CHF 18,300.

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General Specifications:

Brand: H. Moser & Cie

Model: Pioneer Centre Seconds Sunny-Side Up

Reference: 3201-1203

Dial: Purple berry

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 40 mm Diameter, 12.30 mm thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 120 Meters

Strap: Yellow rubber strap with a steel pin buckle

Calibre: HMC-201

Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Jewels: 27

Power Reserve: 72 Hours

Price: CHF 18,300

Limited Edition: No

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May 27 2026

The New H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour Flyback Chronograph Dual Time Date Debuts

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H. Moser & Cie. expands its Endeavour collection with the new H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour Flyback Chronograph Dual Time Date, a sophisticated timepiece that brings together a flyback chronograph, dual time display and date function in a highly refined and minimalist presentation.

Developed in collaboration with complication specialist Agenhor, the watch extends the brand’s advanced chronograph architecture—first introduced in the Streamliner line—into a more classical and elegant case design.

Elegant Case Design with Balanced Proportions

The Endeavour Flyback Chronograph Dual Time Date is housed in a polished stainless steel case measuring 42 mm in diameter and 13.20 mm in thickness. The case maintains the characteristic elegance of the Endeavour collection, defined by flowing curves, sculpted lugs, and a clean, balanced silhouette.

Chronograph pushers are positioned at 10 and 2 o’clock, integrated into the case with a rounded rectangular shape. The crown, located at 4 o’clock, is screw-down and engraved with the Moser “M” logo. Sapphire crystals on both sides provide a view of the dial and movement, while water resistance is rated at 30 metres.

A Minimalist Yet Complex Dial Architecture

The dial is one of the most striking elements of the watch, combining a turquoise fumé outer section with a Blackor fumé central disc, both enhanced by sunburst finishing. This layered composition creates depth while maintaining the brand’s signature minimalist aesthetic.

All chronograph functions are centrally displayed. A red central hand indicates elapsed seconds, while a rhodium-plated central hand tracks elapsed minutes on a peripheral white scale. This scale is interrupted at 6 o’clock by a discreet date window. A tachymeter scale is integrated into the black flange at the edge of the dial.

The second time zone is displayed via a central arrow-shaped hand filled with Super-LumiNova. Leaf-shaped hour and minute hands, also luminescent, complete the time display and ensure legibility in low-light conditions.

The HMC 730 Movement: Technical Evolution

At the heart of the watch is the new HMC 730 calibre, a hand-wound movement developed specifically for this model with Agenhor. It evolves the architecture of the HMC 902 used in the Streamliner chronograph, removing the automatic winding system to make space for the additional dual time and date complications.

The movement retains the core technical identity of the AgenGraphe system, including a column wheel chronograph and a patented micro-tooth horizontal clutch designed to ensure smooth engagement and reduce the jump typical of traditional systems.

A standout feature is the retrograde snail cam mechanism used for the chronograph minutes, enabling an instantaneous jump for improved precision in elapsed time reading.

The movement beats at 21,600 vibrations per hour and delivers a 72-hour power reserve through twin barrels. The power reserve indicator is positioned on the movement side to preserve the clean dial layout.

Finishing and Strap

Through the sapphire caseback, the HMC 730 reveals refined finishing including anthracite surfaces, perlage decoration, Moser double stripes, and partially skeletonised bridges.

The watch is delivered on a grey alligator leather strap with a nubuck finish, secured by a stainless steel pin buckle engraved with the Moser logo.

Conclusion and Price

The new H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour Flyback Chronograph Dual Time Date reinforces the brand’s ability to combine high-level mechanical innovation with restrained design language. Despite its complexity, the watch maintains a clean and legible aesthetic that remains true to Moser’s philosophy of “less is more.”

The model is priced at CHF 74,500 including taxes.

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General Specifications:

Brand: H. Moser & Cie

Model: Endeavour Flyback Chronograph Dual Time Date

References: 1730-1200

Dial: Turquoise fumé

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 42 mm Diameter, 13.20 thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 30 meters

Strap: Grey nubuck alligator leather strap with a stainless steel pin buckle

Calibre: HMC-730 developed with Agenhor

Dimensions: 34.40 mm Diameter, 7.20 mm thickness

Functions: Hours, minutes, date, gmt, flyback chronograph, power reserve indiator (on the movement)

Winding: Hand-wound

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Jewels: 49

Components: 383

Power Reserve: 72 Hours

Price: CHF 74,500

Limited Edition: No

Availability: Now

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May 13 2026

H. Moser & Cie Introduces A New Lime Green Enamel Streamliner Small Seconds

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Swiss manufacture H. Moser & Cie introduces a vibrant new interpretation of its refined sports watch with the Streamliner Small Seconds Lime Green Enamel Boutique Edition. Combining the collection’s smooth integrated-bracelet design with a handcrafted fumé Grand Feu enamel dial, the new release stands out through its bold color palette and artisanal execution.

A Compact And Elegant Streamliner Case

Presented in a compact 39 mm format, the latest Streamliner Small Seconds maintains the collection’s recognizable flowing silhouette while introducing a vibrant Lime Green fumé Grand Feu enamel dial that gives the watch a bold and contemporary personality.

The stainless steel case retains the familiar Streamliner cushion-shaped architecture, characterized by smooth curves and seamless transitions into the integrated steel bracelet. Unlike many angular sports watches in the segment, the Streamliner emphasizes softer lines and refined ergonomics, resulting in a more elegant appearance on the wrist.

Measuring 39 mm in diameter, the watch offers balanced proportions suited to a wide range of wrist sizes. The case is equipped with a sapphire crystal caseback that reveals the movement within, while water resistance is rated at 120 meters, reinforcing the model’s sporty credentials.

Lime Green Grand Feu Enamel Dial

The centerpiece of this boutique edition is undoubtedly its Lime Green fumé Grand Feu enamel dial. Crafted using a gold base engraved with a textured hammered motif, the dial undergoes a meticulous production process involving the manual application of three different pigments to create the signature fumé gradient effect.

To achieve the translucent enamel finish, the dial is fired 12 times, resulting in remarkable depth and light play. The vibrant green tone shifts depending on lighting conditions, enhancing the dynamic character of the watch.

Maintaining the minimalist approach associated with Moser, the dial remains free of a visible logo. Applied hour markers are positioned discreetly around the outer edge, while the faceted hands feature Globolight inserts for improved legibility in low-light conditions.

The display is clean and symmetrical, showing central hours and minutes alongside a small seconds counter positioned at 6 o’clock within a lacquered circular sub-dial.

In-House HMC 500 Movement

Powering the watch is the in-house HMC 500 automatic calibre, fitted with a solid platinum micro-rotor. Visible through the sapphire caseback, the movement showcases an openworked design enhanced by anthracite grey finishes, double Moser stripes, and an engraved micro-rotor signature.

Operating at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour (3 Hz), the calibre delivers an impressive 74-hour power reserve.

Price And Availability

The H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Small Seconds Lime Green Enamel Boutique Edition comes paired with an integrated stainless steel bracelet and is priced at CHF 30,900.

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General Specifications:

Brand: H. Moser & Cie

Model: Streamliner Small Seconds Lime Green Enamel Boutique Edition

Reference: 6500-1201

Dial: Lime green fumé “Grand Feu” enamel with hammered texture

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 39 mm Diameter, 10.90 thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 120 meters

Strap: Integrated stainless steel bracelet with a folding clasp

Calibre: HMC-500

Dimensions: 30 mm Diameter, 4.50 thickness

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Jewels: 26

Power Reserve: 74 Hours

Price: CHF 30,900

Limited Edition: No

Availability: Boutique exclusive

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April 28 2026

H. Moser & Cie. Unveils The Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Concept Tantalum

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H. Moser & Cie. introduces the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Concept Tantalum, a limited edition that blends mechanical complexity with a remarkably clean and restrained aesthetic.

At first glance, the watch presents itself with striking simplicity. Its uncluttered dial reveals very little, yet beneath it lies a fully integrated perpetual calendar—one of watchmaking’s most sophisticated complications—executed with a strong focus on usability and clarity.

A Perpetual Calendar Reimagined

Rather than relying on multiple sub-dials or apertures, Moser adopts a more intuitive display. The months are indicated by a central hand that discreetly points toward the hour markers, allowing the dial to remain open and highly legible. This solution avoids the visual congestion typically associated with perpetual calendars while preserving full functionality.

The mechanism itself has been engineered for everyday practicality. Unlike many traditional systems, the date can be adjusted forwards or backwards at any time without risking damage to the movement. This user-friendly approach is a defining feature of Moser’s perpetual calendar concept.

On the dial, only the essential indications are visible. Hours and minutes are displayed centrally, accompanied by a large date window. A subtle power reserve indicator is also present, though intentionally without a scale, while the central month hand integrates seamlessly into the overall design. The leap-year cycle, meanwhile, is positioned on the movement side, keeping the dial free from additional visual elements.

Tantalum Takes Center Stage

A key highlight of this release is the extensive use of tantalum, a rare and technically challenging metal employed for both the case and the dial.

Known for its exceptional resistance to corrosion and high density, tantalum also offers a distinctive aesthetic. Its naturally dark grey tone, combined with subtle blue undertones, creates a dynamic visual effect that shifts depending on lighting conditions. However, its extremely high melting point and hardness make it particularly difficult to machine and finish, adding a layer of complexity to its use in watchmaking.

For the dial, Moser has chosen a solid tantalum base with a finely brushed finish. It is left completely untreated, with no lacquer, fumé effect, or applied indexes. This allows the raw character of the material to take center stage, reinforcing the watch’s minimalist identity. In line with the “Concept” philosophy, the dial is also entirely free of logos or branding.

Manufacture Caliber HMC 800

Powering the watch is the in-house HMC 800 hand-wound movement, which reflects the brand’s commitment to technical refinement. The caliber measures 34 mm in diameter and maintains a relatively slim profile of 6.30 mm, despite its complexity. It is composed of 294 individual components and runs on 32 jewels, operating at a frequency of 18,000 vibrations per hour.

A notable feature of this movement is its impressive seven-day power reserve, delivered by a double barrel system. The inclusion of a gold escape wheel further highlights the level of craftsmanship involved, while the movement’s finishing can be appreciated through the sapphire caseback. The leap-year indicator is also positioned on this side, preserving the dial’s clean appearance.

Case and Wearability

The Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Concept Tantalum is housed in a 42 mm case with a thickness of 13.1mm, offering a balanced presence on the wrist. A curved sapphire crystal enhances the overall profile, contributing to the watch’s refined look.

Interestingly, while the main case is crafted from tantalum, the caseback frame is made of stainless steel. This is likely a practical consideration, given the challenges associated with machining tantalum components.

The watch is paired with a hand-stitched grey nubuck alligator strap, secured by a stainless steel folding clasp engraved with the brand’s signature.

Limited Production

This model is limited to just 50 pieces worldwide, reinforcing its exclusivity. With a retail price of CHF 75,000 before taxes, it sits firmly within the upper tier of high watchmaking.

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General Specifications:

Brand: H. Moser & Cie

Model: Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Concept Tantalum

References: 1800-2004

Dial: Tantalum

Case Material: Tantalum

Case Dimensions: 42 mm Diameter, 13.10 thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 30 meters

Strap: Gray nubuck alligator leather strap with a stainless steel folding clasp

Calibre: HMC-800

Dimensions: 34 mm Diameter, 6.30 mm thickness

Functions: Hours, minutes, perpetual calendar (month, date, leap year), power reserve

Winding: Hand-wound

Frequency: 2.5 Hz (18,000 Vph)

Jewels: 32

Components: 294

Power Reserve: 168 Hours

Price: CHF 75,000 plus VAT

Limited Edition: Yes, 50 pieces

Availability: Now

April 21 2026

A Watch You Can Pump: H. Moser & Cie. Gets Playful With Reebok

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H. Moser & Cie. is no stranger to unconventional ideas, and the new Streamliner “Pump” might be one of its most inventive releases to date. Created in collaboration with Reebok, this limited edition blends mechanical watchmaking with a tactile concept inspired by the iconic Pump sneakers.

A Design That Invites Interaction

At first glance, the Streamliner “Pump” stands out with its clean yet modern aesthetic. The watch is available with either a black or white polished dial, both featuring applied indices and bold hands filled with Globolight inserts that emit a green glow in low-light conditions.

The most distinctive detail sits at 8 o’clock: an orange power reserve indicator paired with a functional pusher embedded into the case. This “pump” button is not decorative—it’s central to how the watch operates, directly linking the design to its sneaker-inspired concept.

A Case Built with Modern Materials

The 40 mm case, measuring 11.40 mm in thickness, is crafted from forged quartz fiber and offered in both black and white executions. This lightweight yet highly resistant material is combined with a titanium inner container—referred to by the brand as a “sarcophagus”—which enhances durability and structural integrity.

On the reverse, a titanium caseback ring frames a sapphire crystal, offering a view of the movement. Despite its unconventional concept, the watch remains practical, with a traditional crown at 3 o’clock used for time-setting and water resistance rated at 100 meters. The design is completed with an integrated strap that matches the case color, reinforcing the cohesive and contemporary aesthetic.

A “Manually Pumped” Movement

Inside, H. Moser & Cie. has reworked its in-house HMC 500 caliber into a highly original configuration. Rather than relying on a standard manual-winding system, the movement is powered through repeated presses of the pump pusher.

Each press delivers approximately one hour of power reserve, building up to a maximum of 74 hours. While the crown is still used to set the time, the winding experience becomes interactive and tactile, setting this piece apart from traditional mechanical watches.

Technically, the movement runs at 21,600 vibrations per hour and features 31 jewels. It is finished with anthracite-toned bridges decorated with Moser’s signature double stripes, while partial skeletonization provides a more dynamic view of the internal architecture.

Limited Production and Special Package

The Streamliner “Pump” is available in two versions—black and white—each limited to just 250 pieces. The watch is priced at CHF 31,360, positioning it firmly within the high-end segment of contemporary independent watchmaking.

Adding to the uniqueness of this collaboration, each watch is delivered alongside a pair of Reebok Pump sneakers. Both the watch and the shoes are co-signed by the two brands, reinforcing the collaborative nature of the release and making it a true collector’s package that bridges watchmaking and sneaker culture.

Final Thoughts

The Streamliner “Pump” demonstrates how creative concepts can be successfully integrated into serious watchmaking. Its interactive winding system, modern materials, and refined movement architecture make it a distinctive and technically compelling addition to the Streamliner collection—while the inclusion of matching sneakers adds an extra layer of appeal for collectors looking for something truly different.

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General Specifications:

Brand: H. Moser & Cie

Model: Streamliner Pump

References: 6103-2200 (black), 6103-2201 (white)

Dial: Black /white lacquer

Case Material: Forged quartz fibre

Case Dimensions: 40 mm Diameter, 11.40 thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 100 meters

Strap: Integrated black / white rubber strap with a steel pin buckle

Calibre: HMC-103

Dimensions: 30 mm Diameter, 4.50 mm thickness

Functions: Hours, minutes, power reserve

Winding: Hand-wound

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Jewels: 31

Components: 131

Power Reserve: 74 Hours

Price: CHF 31,360

Limited Edition: Yes, 250 pieces each color

Availability: Now

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March 2 2026

Skeletonised Precision: The New Streamliner Alpine Drivers Pink Edition

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Timed with the opening round of the 2026 Formula 1 season at the Australian Grand Prix, H. Moser & Cie. introduces the Streamliner Alpine Drivers Pink Edition, a limited release created in collaboration with the BWT Alpine Formula One Team. This new version builds on last year’s concept, refining it through bold colour contrasts while preserving the technical foundations of the Streamliner chronograph.

Sculpted Case and Integrated Construction

The stainless steel case remains faithful to the established Streamliner design, measuring 42.30 mm in diameter and 14.20 mm in thickness. Its cushion-shaped architecture features fluid, aerodynamic lines and dispenses with traditional lugs, allowing the integrated pink rubber strap to flow directly from the case. This seamless construction enhances comfort on the wrist and reinforces the watch’s sporty identity.

A screw-down crown positioned at 4 o’clock ensures security and water resistance, and it is distinguished by a pink rubber ring and an engraved “M” logo. The chronograph is operated via rectangular pushers located at 2 and 10 o’clock, carefully integrated into the case profile. With a water resistance rating of 120 metres, the watch combines high-performance chronograph functionality with the robustness expected from a modern sports watch.

Openworked Dial and Central Chronograph Display

The dial is fully skeletonised, placing the chronograph’s mechanics on display from the front. This open construction transforms the movement into a key visual element while maintaining legibility through the use of pink Globolight® indices and matching hour and minute hands. The luminescent material provides durability and clear readability in low-light conditions.

In keeping with Moser’s unconventional approach, the chronograph indications are displayed centrally. Both the chronograph seconds and minutes are read from the centre of the dial, eliminating the need for traditional subdials and preserving a clean, symmetrical layout. A tachymeter scale positioned along the flange allows speed calculations, reinforcing the model’s motorsport connection.

Calibre HMC 700: Integrated Flyback Engineering

Powering the Streamliner Alpine Drivers Pink Edition is the in-house Calibre HMC 700, developed in partnership with Agenhor as a fully integrated flyback chronograph movement. Operating at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour, it delivers a minimum power reserve of 72 hours thanks to its double-barrel construction, which ensures consistent torque and stable performance.

Automatic winding is achieved through a skeletonised tungsten rotor positioned between the movement and the dial, preserving the openworked aesthetic. The chronograph mechanism is controlled by a column wheel, providing precise and tactile actuation, while a two-stage horizontal clutch system incorporating a micro-toothed friction wheel enables smooth engagement and optimal control of the chronograph functions.

The movement’s finishing adopts a contemporary character, with anthracite grey bridges decorated with Moser’s signature stripes, visible through both the dial side and the caseback.

Limited Availability

The Streamliner Alpine Drivers Pink Edition is limited to 50 pieces and is offered exclusively as part of a boxed set together with the Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Pink Edition. The complete set is priced at € 74,500.

Blending a striking pink aesthetic with advanced chronograph engineering, this limited edition underscores H. Moser & Cie.’s commitment to combining bold design codes with high-level mechanical innovation.

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General Specifications:

Brand: H. Moser & Cie

Model: Streamliner Alpine Drivers Pink Edition

Dial: Skeletonized

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 42.30 mm Diameter, 14.20 thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 120 meters

Strap: Integrated pink rubber strap with a steel pin buckle

Calibre: HMC-700

Dimensions: 34.40 mm Diameter, 7.30 mm thickness

Functions: Hours, minutes, chronograph

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Jewels: 55

Components: 434

Power Reserve: 72 Hours

Price: € 74,500

Limited Edition: Yes, 50 pieces

Availability: Now

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February 18 2026

A New Texture For The Streamliner: Ceramic And Fire

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With the Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic, H. Moser & Cie. introduces ceramic to the Streamliner collection for the first time, merging the brand’s minimalist Concept philosophy with a highly technical case material and a sophisticated in-house tourbillon movement. The watch brings together advanced materials, artisanal craftsmanship, and mechanical innovation in a cohesive, integrated design.

A Ceramic Case and Bracelet

The watch is presented in a 40 mm cushion-shaped case crafted entirely from anthracite-gray ceramic. It measures 12.80 mm in height, or approximately 11 mm without the domed sapphire crystal, maintaining relatively balanced proportions for a tourbillon timepiece. The integrated bracelet, a defining element of the Streamliner design, is also executed in ceramic and follows the collection’s distinctive fluid, wave-like construction that ensures visual continuity from case to clasp.

To bring depth and character to the ceramic, the surfaces are finished by hand using a combination of techniques. The bracelet features vertical satin brushing, while the edges are subtly polished to create contrast. The case itself displays a circular satin finish, adding another layer of texture. This interplay of finishes prevents the ceramic from appearing flat and instead emphasizes its density and rich anthracite tone. Beyond aesthetics, ceramic provides notable functional benefits, including excellent scratch resistance, reduced weight compared to steel, long-term color stability, and hypoallergenic properties.

A Textured Grand Feu Enamel Dial

The dial is executed in a striking red fumé tone and adheres to the brand’s Concept approach, meaning it is free of logos and hour markers. The absence of text directs full attention to the material, texture, and mechanical display.

Its construction begins with a white gold base that is carefully engraved to produce a hammered effect. Two enamel pigments are then prepared through a meticulous process of washing and grinding before being applied in a gradient to create the dial’s characteristic smoky transition from brighter central tones to darker edges. The Grand Feu enameling process requires multiple firings in a kiln, allowing the pigments to fuse and develop their vibrant, enduring color. The resulting surface offers substantial visual depth and a tactile appearance that contrasts with the sleek ceramic exterior.

Flying Tourbillon with Dual Hairspring Technology

At 6 o’clock, the one-minute flying tourbillon dominates the dial. Its construction without an upper bridge enhances the sense of openness and mechanical lightness, making the regulating organ fully visible from the front.

Powering the watch is the in-house automatic HMC 805 caliber. One of its most significant technical features is the use of a double hairspring system, manufactured by Precision Engineering AG, the brand’s sister company. By pairing two matched hairsprings, the movement improves isochronism and reduces positional deviations that can occur as the springs expand and contract, thereby enhancing overall timekeeping stability.

The movement operates at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour (3 Hz) and delivers a minimum power reserve of three days. Measuring 32 mm in diameter and 5.50 mm in thickness, the caliber incorporates a bidirectional pawl winding system designed to maintain efficient energy replenishment. Visually, it features anthracite-gray bridges and partially skeletonized components, while an openworked 18K red gold rotor provides a subtle contrast and reinforces the watch’s high-end execution.

Integrated Architecture and Wearing Experience

The Streamliner’s integrated construction ensures that the transition between case and bracelet is seamless. The curved ceramic links are engineered to follow the contours of the wrist closely, enhancing comfort while preserving the watch’s sculptural identity. The sapphire crystal protects the dial while maintaining a streamlined profile consistent with the overall design language.

Price and Positioning

The Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic is priced at CHF 96,200. Within the Streamliner collection, it represents a technically ambitious reference that combines advanced ceramic case construction, a handcrafted Grand Feu enamel dial, and an in-house flying tourbillon equipped with dual hairspring technology. Through this release, H. Moser & Cie. expands both the material and mechanical scope of the Streamliner line while remaining faithful to its minimalist Concept philosophy, where form, craftsmanship, and horology take precedence over overt branding.

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General Specifications:

Brand: H. Moser & Cie

Model: Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic

Reference: 6805-2100

Dial: Red fumé Grand Feu enamel with hammered finish

Case Material: Anthracite-gray ceramic

Case Dimensions: 40 mm Diameter, 12.80 thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 120 meters

Strap: Anthracite-gray ceramic integrated bracelet with a folding clasp

Calibre: HMC-805

Dimensions: 32 mm Diameter, 5.50 mm thickness

Functions: Hours, minutes, one-minute tourbillon

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Power Reserve: 72 Hours

Price: CHF 96,200

Limited Edition: No

Availability: Now

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January 28 2026

H. Moser & Cie. Brings Openworked Tourbillon Mechanics To The Endeavour

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H. Moser & Cie. continues to raise the technical scope of its Endeavour collection with the introduction of the Endeavour Tourbillon Skeleton, a model that combines classical case design with a fully openworked automatic tourbillon movement. The watch marks the first time the manufacture’s Calibre HMC 814—previously seen in the Streamliner collection—has been housed within the Endeavour line.

Case and Design

The Endeavour Tourbillon Skeleton is presented in a 40 mm 5N red gold case with a total thickness of 10.70 mm, maintaining the slim proportions characteristic of the collection. The case features a polished concave bezel, a fluted crown, and gently curved flanks with alternating finishes. Vertically brushed surfaces are contrasted by a polished groove running along the caseband, a signature design element of the Endeavour family.

Sapphire crystals are fitted on both the front and back, allowing unobstructed views of the openworked movement from either side.

Skeletonised Architecture

The dial side is defined by its fully skeletonised construction, emphasizing symmetry and transparency. The anthracite-toned bridges and main plate are decorated with straight, drawn strokes, creating a structured visual framework for the movement. Applied hour markers and leaf-shaped hands are gold-plated, providing contrast against the darker movement components and supporting legibility despite the open design.

Positioned at 6 o’clock, the one-minute flying tourbillon dominates the display. It is fitted with a double hairspring, manufactured in-house by Precision Engineering AG, H. Moser & Cie.’s sister company. The use of paired hairsprings improves isochronism by reducing positional errors.

Calibre HMC 814

Powering the watch is the In-house Calibre HMC 814, an automatic movement derived from the HMC 804. Unlike the brand’s HMC 811 tourbillon skeleton movement, the HMC 814 was selected for its slimmer construction, making it better suited to the refined proportions of the Endeavour case.

The movement operates at 21,600 vibrations per hour (3 Hz) and offers a 72-hour power reserve. Winding is handled by a bidirectional pawl winding system, and the calibre consists of 167 components and 28 jewels. The skeletonisation extends to the barrel, allowing the mainspring to be seen in operation.

Finishing includes polished bevels and carefully executed surface treatments throughout the movement, consistent with H. Moser & Cie.’s contemporary approach to haute horlogerie.

Strap and Availability

The Endeavour Tourbillon Skeleton is paired with a dark brown nubuck alligator leather strap, reinforcing the watch’s elegant character. The model is part of H. Moser & Cie.’s permanent collection and is priced at CHF 85,400.

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General Specifications:

Brand: H. Moser & Cie

Model: Endeavour Tourbillon Skeleton

Reference: 1814-0400

Dial: Openworked with anthracite bridges

Case Material: 18K 5N red gold

Case Dimensions: 40 mm Diameter, 10.70 mm thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 30 Meters

Strap: Dark brown alligator nubuck leather strap with a hand-stitching and 5N red gold pin buckle

Calibre: HMC-814

Functions: Hours, minutes, one-minute tourbillon

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Jewels: 28

Components: 167

Power Reserve: 72 Hours

Price: CHF 85,400

Limited Edition: No

December 4 2025

The Streamliner Genesis 2: A New Chapter In Moser’s Digital-Inspired Trilogy

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H. Moser & Cie. continues its exploration of digital aesthetics and modern manufacturing with the new Streamliner Genesis 2, the second chapter in the brand’s ongoing Genesis trilogy. After the experimental Endeavour Genesis of 2022, the concept now arrives in the Streamliner collection, bringing together the line’s refined sports-watch architecture and visual cues inspired by contemporary technology and advanced 3D-printing.

A Familiar Streamliner Silhouette with a New Edge

The Streamliner Genesis 2 preserves the characteristic proportions of the redesigned Streamliner generation. The watch features a 40 mm cushion-shaped stainless steel case with a height of 12.10 mm including the domed sapphire crystal and it is paired with the collection’s well-known integrated steel bracelet, which is engineered for seamless comfort and fluid movement around the wrist. The case and bracelet combine vertically brushed surfaces with polished accents, maintaining the elegant sports-watch identity of the family.

One visual departure immediately sets this model apart: its 3D-printed titanium crown. The crown’s rough, pixel-like texture recalls the aesthetic introduced in the first Genesis release and introduces a digitally inspired contrast to the otherwise sleek case lines. The watch also maintains a practical water-resistance rating of 120 metres, reinforcing the Streamliner’s functional capabilities.

A Vantablack Dial That Erases All Distractions

At the centre of the design is a dial coated in Vantablack, the ultra-dark material engineered to absorb almost all visible light. Moser has used this material in several previous creations, and here it creates a dial that appears completely devoid of depth or reflections. In keeping with the brand’s emphasis on minimalism, the dial includes no logo, no indices, and no printed markings of any kind.

Only the hour and minute hands emerge from the darkness. These hands follow the signature elongated profile of the Streamliner collection, although they have been reinterpreted with pixel-edged contours that echo the grainy structure of the crown. Both hands are filled with Globolight to ensure legibility in low-light conditions.

The HMC 203 Calibre: Visible Architecture and Mechanical Refinement

Through the sapphire caseback, the wearer can observe the in-house HMC 203 automatic movement. The calibre is designed with partially skeletonised bridges finished in an anthracite tone, allowing greater visibility of the mechanical components beneath. Moser’s characteristic double stripes decorate the bridges, adding depth and texture to the movement’s architecture. An 18k gold openworked rotor contributes both weight for efficient winding and a view into the movement’s inner workings. The large balance wheel beats at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour, while the barrel provides a minimum power reserve of three days.

Availability and Edition Structure

The Streamliner Genesis 2 represents the second instalment of the three-part Genesis narrative, with the final chapter scheduled for release next year. Production is intentionally limited. Fifty pieces are reserved exclusively for owners of the original Endeavour Centre Seconds Genesis (Genesis 1), while an additional fifty pieces are allocated for those owners to offer to a guest or acquaintance. The retail price is set at CHF 29,900 excluding taxes.

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General Specifications:

Brand: H. Moser & Cie

Model: Streamliner Genesis 2

Reference: 6203-1200

Dial: Vantablack

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 40 mm Diameter, 12.10 thickness

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Sapphire Glass

Water Resistance: 120 meters

Strap: Integrated stainless steel bracelet with a folding clasp

Calibre: HMC-203

Functions: Hours, minutes

Winding: Automatic

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Power Reserve: 72 Hours

Price: CHF 29,900

Limited Edition: Yes, 100 pieces – 50 pieces for owners of the Endeavour Centre Seconds Genesis and 50 pieces for these owners to offer to a guest

Availability: Now

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