H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Small Seconds Blue Enamel

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Mach's insightful post introduces the H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Small Seconds Blue Enamel, a significant release that refines the popular Streamliner collection. His detailed breakdown of the new 39mm case, 'Aqua Blue' fumé Grand Feu enamel dial, and the innovative HMC 500 micro-rotor movement provides a crucial first look for collectors. This article delves into why these specific design and mechanical choices resonate with the luxury watch community.

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Moser has released its latest Streamliner:

Although at first glance, you may think this is just another update of the dial and the addition of the small seconds rather than the central seconds, they also managed to reduce the stainless steel case size to 39mm and the thickness (including sapphire crystal) to 10.9mm:

Visually, we have this awe-inspiring “Aqua Blue” fumé Grand Feu enamel dial:

Perhaps the most significant change is their new micro-rotor movement, the HMC 500:

The HMC 500 operates at 21,600vph with a 74-hour power reserve. Not only is this their smallest movement (30mm x 4.5mm), but it’s also their first micro-rotor movement with the micro-rotor executed in platinum:

This is not limited edition and is part of the permanent collection. However, it may still fall under the “unobtanium” category, especially when you consider this will retail for CHF 29,900!

Key Points from the Discussion

The 39mm case size is considered a 'sweet spot' for many collectors, and the Grand Feu enamel dial is highly praised for its aesthetic appeal.
The absence of branding on the dial is a notable design choice that several community members appreciate, with one contributor specifically highlighting its complete nonexistence on this model compared to subtle hidden branding on other Moser dials.
Some collectors expressed a preference for a full enamel dial without the small seconds complication, indicating a potential divergence in aesthetic preferences.
Several members had the opportunity to try on the watch at Dubai Watch Week, confirming its 'tremendous' on-wrist presence and beauty.
There is speculation and desire among collectors for future iterations, such as a purple dial with a 'grey-ish' case/bracelet or a rose gold case, despite potential pricing implications.

The Discussion

Chronometer (aka yacomino)

Nov 17, 2023

Wow mark this movement looks fantastic! Have you seen it in the flesh?

Mach

Nov 17, 2023

Unfortunately, no! These photos are from the H. Moser & Cie site. Cheers, my friend!🥂

patrick_y

Nov 17, 2023

I have seen in the flesh and it is stunning!

Unfortunately there were so many people crowded around this watch at Dubai Watch Week that it was not possible to get a good wrist shot. Will follow up and get one!

Chronometer (aka yacomino)

Nov 17, 2023

Cool! Looking forward to it

Chronometer (aka yacomino)

Nov 19, 2023

It does look very cool

patrick_y

Nov 20, 2023

It is indeed!

NEW MOVEMENT too!

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