In H. Moser & Cie.’s typical minimalist fashion, the manufacture has stripped away all unnecessary material of its flying tourbillon movement to offer an unparalleled visual and mechanical experience. Housed within the Streamliner 40mm case in steel with integrated bracelet, the Streamliner Tourbillon rainbow is a feat of ingenious creativity.

Conceived to counteract the effects of gravity on the watch’s timekeeping precision, the tourbillon is a device in which the regulating organ and escapement are placed, which constantly rotates around a central axis to eliminate any positional errors.

Following the self-winding Flyback chronograph launched in January 2020, the Streamliner Centre Seconds is the second model in the collection. “Streamliner” is a reference to the first high-speed trains from the Twenties and Thirties, whose rounded curves these models re-interpret. This new model focuses on the essential: hours, minutes, centre seconds. Equipped with a steel case on an integrated steel bracelet, the aesthetic of the Streamliner Centre Seconds is perfectly harmonious, from its ideal proportions and fluid forms to its high-end finishes. It is paired with a brand-new and uniquely vibrant fumé dial in purple colour.

A staple classic, the 3-hand watch requires expertise of the very highest level, as it is the details that elevate a piece. Balanced, precise proportions are the key to harmony, and the Streamliner Centre Seconds perfectly illustrates this philosophy. Featuring a 40.0-mm steel cushion case, which is water-resistant to 12 ATM, it offers extraordinary ergonomics thanks to the design which includes a fully integrated steel bracelet with no lugs on the case. The case middle has hollowed and satin-finished forms on the sides, and alternating brushed and polished surfaces, in a nod to the traditional unusual shapes typical of Moser cases. It is topped by a subtly domed sapphire crystal, echoed by the see-through case back. Extending these curves, the integrated steel bracelet is elegantly arced to follow the line of the wrist. Highly complex in construction, this bracelet has extremely fluid lines, based on organic forms. All the links are articulated and feature a gentle wave combining a vertical brushed finish with polished surfaces. A true technical feat, this bracelet is a masterpiece of subtlety and sophistication, with flexibility to match.

Making the complicated appear simple, the Endeavour Tourbillon watch in white gold falcon’s Eye stone dial combines H. Moser & Cie.’s ultra-minimalistic “concept” design – with no logo or indices – with a double hairspring flying 60-second tourbillon, boasting superlative precision and a mesmerizing kinetic spectacle for the wearer as it beats and turns against the partially open dial.

Conceived to counteract the effects of gravity on the watch’s timekeeping precision, the tourbillon is a device in which the regulating organ and escapement are placed, which constantly rotates around a central axis to eliminate any positional errors.

Inspired by the endless abyss of the night sky, the Endeavour Perpetual Moon watch in red gold and Aventurine dial counters one of the most complex complications in watchmaking with H. Moser & Cie.’s ultra-minimalistic “concept” design. A truly breathtaking occasion for both the wearer and the admirer.

Behind its minimalistic moon phase display is one of the most precise mechanisms on the market. After a simple adjustment with a small pin, the watch will accurately depict the phases of the moon with one day’s deviation every 1’027 years.

Revisiting the traditional art form of enamel and modernising it, the enamel dial of the Endeavour Centre Seconds Concept Lime Green features an immaculate ombré aesthetic with a hammered texture.

This model in a steel case is equipped with an automatic movement with double hairspring. A fresh take on the captivating “Grand Feu” enamel takes the centre stage.

H. Moser & Cie.’s all-terrain sporty-chic automatic watch now comes in a 40mm case size, complete with a brand new fumé dial colour. Retaining the same rugged spirit as its larger counterpart, the Pioneer Centre Seconds Arctic Blue boasts more compact proportions with a striking azure Arctic Blue fumé dial, as well as H. Moser & Cie.’s automatic manufacture movement.

The HMC 200 movement places emphasis on the basics of time – the hours, minutes and seconds. With an incorporated automatic winding system, the HMC 200 converts the movement of your wrist into energy.