Streamliner
Line History
Presented in 2020, the Streamliner marks a turning point in the history of the modern H. Moser & Cie.: for the first time the brand, until then focused on dress watches like the Endeavour, offered a sporty steel collection with an integrated bracelet, entering a segment — that of the "luxury sports watch" — already crowded with other names from independent and non-independent haute horlogerie alike.
The line's name and aesthetic language draw explicitly on the "streamline" design of the 1920s and 1930s, that of locomotives and automobiles shaped to cut through the air with fluid, continuous lines: the cushion-shaped case was in fact designed outward from the bracelet, so that the two elements appear as a single sculptural body, hand-finished on every visible surface.
Despite its sporty disposition, the Streamliner has retained the brand's characteristic penchant for complications: within just a few years the line has been enriched with perpetual calendar, tourbillon and flyback chronograph versions, and even a minute repeater, as well as special editions such as the one created in collaboration with Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly.
Technical Specifications
Main Executions
Within the watch industry, the 2020 launch of the Streamliner has been described by several observers as the most important debut in the recent history of H. Moser & Cie.: the first time the brand, born as a "quiet" alternative to showy luxury, chose to compete openly in the segment of luxury sports watches with integrated steel bracelets.