THE NEW SPORT FROM H. MOSER & CIE. TURNS GREEN

After the automatic Flyback chronograph introduced in January 2020, the Streamliner Center Seconds is the second model in the collection. The name refers to the first high-speed trains of the 1920s and 1930s, whose gentle curves reinterpret these clocks. This new model focuses on the essentials: the hour and minute hands and the central second hand. Equipped with a steel case and an integrated bracelet made of the same metal, this model presents a harmonious aesthetic thanks to its ideal proportions, fluid shapes, and its finishes.

It is also combined with a smoked dial-in Matrix Green. Almost electric in appearance, the Matrix Green colorway offers a complex variety of hues ranging from olive green to red gold. This completely new colored dial adds the finishing touch to the timeless elegance of this model. The 3D hour and minute hands have two distinct sections and incorporate Globolight inserts, an innovative ceramic-based material containing SuperLumiNova. The minute hand is curved in shape.

At the heart of the Streamliner Center Seconds model beats a self-winding caliber movement HMC 200. It is equipped with a regulating organ manufactured by Precision Engineering AG, a sister company of H. Moser & Cie. Decorated with Moser's famous double stripes, this caliber features a solid gold oscillating mass and offers a minimum 3-day power reserve.

With a 40mm steel cushion case, it offers outstanding ergonomics thanks to a design that includes a fully integrated steel bracelet without lugs on the case. The carrura incorporates hollow and satin shapes on the sides and alternates satin and polished surfaces in a nod to the traditional unusual shapes typical of the firm's cases. A slightly domed sapphire crystal also stands out, echoed by the transparent case back.

In a continuation of these curves, the integrated steel bracelet features an elegant arc that follows the line of the wrist. Of very complex manufacture, this bracelet presents extremely fluid lines, based on organic shapes. All links are articulated and delicately curved, featuring a combination of vertical satin finish and polished surfaces in their finish.