Streamliner

The H. Moser & Cie Streamliner debuted in 2020 as the brand’s bold answer to the integrated-bracelet sports watch, blending Swiss minimalism with the flowing lines of 1970s automotive design. Its cushion-shaped case and signature “griffé” fumé dials set it apart from competitors, while the model’s relatively low production numbers and unique design language have quickly made it a talking point among collectors seeking something outside the mainstream luxury sports segment.

Key reference numbers include the Streamliner Centre Seconds and the Streamliner Chronograph Flyback, each powered by in-house calibers—most notably the automatic HMC 200 and the chronograph’s HMC 902 developed with Agenhor. Case sizes vary by complication, with the chronograph at 42.3mm and the three-hander at 40mm, both offering 120m water resistance. Dial color and finish, as well as bracelet finishing, drive price differences, with limited editions and special dial variants commanding premiums.

When shopping, examine the integrity of the bracelet links and clasp, as the Streamliner’s unique construction and finishing are central to its appeal and costly to restore. Original boxes, papers, and especially the correct micro-adjustment bracelet are desirable for value retention. Early production pieces and limited editions, such as the “Matrix Green” dial, are particularly sought after and often trade above retail, while regular production models offer better value relative to rarity and finishing.