Exemplifying H. Moser & Cie.’s design ethos, this new streamliner watch combines exclusivity, performance and craftsmanship in a single model
H. MOSER & CIE. STREAMLINER SMALL SECONDS BLUE ENAMEL
H. Moser & Cie. Has presented an objet d’art through which it combines its technical and aesthetic prowess: Meet the Streamliner Small Seconds Blue Enamel. Inspired by the curves and roundness of the first high-speed trains of the ’20s and ’30s, the cushion-shaped case of the model is made of steel. Its proportions have been reworked to give it more elongated lines, which is also made possible by the smaller dimensions of the new calibre HMC 500.
The brand has also chosen a Grand Feu enamel dial named “Aqua Blue” to accentuate the steel of the case and bracelet with its ombr é effect. The absence of any logo on the dial enhances its minimalist appeal, while the steel applique indices encircle the edge, accompanied by striking three-dimensional hands. At the same time, its offset small seconds is displayed at six o’clock on a lacquered sub-dial with a circular pattern, offering a beautiful contrast with the base dial.
DIAL
The Grand Feu enamel dial named “Aqua Blue” reinterprets the brand’s renowned signature fumé finish with the artistic flourish of a master craftsman.
MOVEMENT
The new automatic calibre HMC 500 is 100-percent manufacture-made and is the smallest movement H. Moser & Cie. has developed in the 21st century
