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H. Moser & Cie. introduces a new boutique-exclusive version of the Streamliner Small Seconds, keeping the architecture of the 2023 model intact while completely shifting its visual presence through colour. The new Lime Green fumé “Grand Feu” enamel dial gives the collection a far more vibrant and contemporary expression, pushing one of the brand’s most recognisable designs into a noticeably bolder territory.
The 39 mm cushion-shaped steel case preserves the fluid proportions that have defined the Streamliner since its debut. Inspired by the aerodynamic lines of high-speed trains from the 1920s and 1930s, the watch maintains an almost uninterrupted transition between case and bracelet. The integrated steel bracelet, built from individually articulated curved links, follows the wrist naturally and reinforces the organic feel that has become central to the collection’s identity.
The dial is naturally the focal point of the watch. Built on a hand-hammered gold base, the Lime Green fumé “Grand Feu” enamel requires an extremely demanding process involving finely crushed pigments, carefully washed and manually applied before undergoing twelve separate firings to achieve H. Moser & Cie.’s signature gradient effect. Each dial develops its own character through the process. Depending on the light, the colour can shift from deep metallic green to a far more electric and luminous tone.
Moser also maintains one of the defining traits of its contemporary watches: the absence of a logo on the dial. Applied indices and three-dimensional hands with Globolight® inserts preserve a remarkably clean display, while the small seconds positioned at 6 o’clock adds visual balance without interrupting the strength of the enamel surface itself.
Inside sits the automatic HMC 500 calibre, equipped with a solid platinum micro-rotor and a minimum power reserve of 74 hours. Visible through the sapphire case back, the movement combines contemporary anthracite finishes with the openworked architecture that has become characteristic of the manufacture’s recent calibres.
