Moser streamliner small seconds

[ap1]

Originally Posted by DoricSpiker

Have you worn one? I tried on the green one at 40mm before the hype train got going but passed. Wore a lot smaller on my wrist than my GMT for example. This one is smaller.

I have a perpetual Sl that at 42.3 would normally never buy. Wears like a dream on my 6.6inch wrist

[gm58]

Originally Posted by usmc_k9_vet

Stunning stuff. Absolutely stunning. I kind of wonder if this new release with the platinum micro rotor is a shot across the bow to Czapek and their Antarctique. I could be completely off as Moser is known for doing their own thing.

This new release is gorgeous. Would love to own it. I have the salmon dial and it is so cool. I’ve also tried on the green dial Endeavour and it is awesome. I love when they combine a stainless case with an all good rotor.

I’ve been daily’ing my Pioneer, which really lines up well with my lifestyle.


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A definitely win with the slimmer case and small dial size but it is interesting they developed a whole new movement for the same collection (Streamliner), I wonder whether they will stop with the central seconds model? The price jump is also quite significant...

The micro-rotor probably has been in development for a few years but just so happens to follow Czapek (and PF to a certain extent). Still as nice as the dial is, the Czapek movement is a sight to behold!

[Armis]

Originally Posted by FrugalGreubel

Tell me about it :(

I keep on waiting for one. I know it’ll happen at some point but I’d really like for it to be on a streamliner like the one released today or on the Endeavor Concept.

They did release the awesome Purple Haze in an Endeavour Concept back in the day, but it was a WG case. I would love a re-release of that in steel, or a purple haze Streamliner like this new one. I had written to Edouard a few years ago asking if he had a purple Endeavour in steel coming out, but he said none was planned at that time. It’s been long enough, so I hope that plan will change *fingers crossed*.

[Ichiran]

Sharing this this excellent pic from @perpetual_horology IG. This watch is sexy.

[FrugalGreubel]

Originally Posted by Armis

They did release the awesome Purple Haze in an Endeavour Concept back in the day, but it was a WG case. I would love a re-release of that in steel, or a purple haze Streamliner like this new one. I had written to Edouard a few years ago asking if he had a purple Endeavour in steel coming out, but he said none was planned at that time. It’s been long enough, so I hope that plan will change *fingers crossed*.

That purple haze release was awesome.

I said this elsewhere but I tag Edouard all the time on Instagram whenever a new release is teased asking if it’s gonna be a purple dial lol.

They are overdue for a new purple dial and they’d be crazy to not do it with the new Streamliner or Endeavor Concept.

My fingers are crossed and I’m praying to the watch gods.

[ap1]

Originally Posted by break

I love it.

Is it safe lol

[usmc_k9_vet]

Originally Posted by gm58

A definitely win with the slimmer case and small dial size but it is interesting they developed a whole new movement for the same collection (Streamliner), I wonder whether they will stop with the central seconds model? The price jump is also quite significant...

The micro-rotor probably has been in development for a few years but just so happens to follow Czapek (and PF to a certain extent). Still as nice as the dial is, the Czapek movement is a sight to behold!

I really love that they developed and released this completely new movement for an already existing collection (Streamliner). It’s a very “Moser” thing to do. Always innovating and being different. It would be very AP to just release the same watch over and over again with a different dial. Don’t get me wrong either, love that watch too, but love seeing Moser do things differently.

And that Czapek micro rotor movement is definitely no slouch! A beauty for sure.

Edit to add: Moser and MB&F also created a completely new movement and case, from what I understand, for the Only Watch this year, which is just nuts considering the R&D time and money that would go into that. That Streamliner minute repeater is incredibly cool.

I guess everyone does that, to some extent, for Only Watch. Hence the name Only Watch.


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[Golden Palomino]

This one looks just right. Interestingly TRF contributors salnuaimi and break (props) accurately predicted this config here last week, blue dial and micro rotor and all. Was this already out there or was that the first time ever that the forum so perfectly nailed the details in advance?


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[dchang81]

Originally Posted by learningtofly

On the contrary, watches without a bezel tend to wear big as they’re all dial.

I feel the same way for watches with small bezels such as the pioneer. When I tried them on they seemed to wear big for their dimensions. Streamliner is different to me since there's no real lugs either, so it doesn't seem oversized.

[usmc_k9_vet]

Originally Posted by Golden Palomino

This one looks just right. Interestingly TRF contributors salnuaimi and break (props) accurately predicted this config here last week, blue dial and micro rotor and all. Was this already out there or was that the first time ever that the forum so perfectly nailed the details in advance?


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There were two posts on Instagram from Moser that showed what the dial would be like (more or less) and the other post showed the micro rotor. Unless they guessed it before those were up.


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[Golden Palomino]

Originally Posted by usmc_k9_vet

There were two posts on Instagram from Moser that showed what the dial would be like (more or less) and the other post showed the micro rotor. Unless they guessed it before those were up.


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Oh snap! No instagram here. Or really any social media except for this motley crue. Very kickass pioneer btw!


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[usmc_k9_vet]

Originally Posted by Golden Palomino

Oh snap! No instagram here. Or really any social media except for this motley crue. Very kickass pioneer btw!


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Thank you. I am loving it. The dial simply always looks good regardless of what kind of light it’s under. I’m going to switch the strap to a black rubber when I have a chance. I really like that it flies under the radar and virtually no one will know what it is. I also dress very conservatively, in general, so a pop of color is something I’ve really come to enjoy with the watches I wear.


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[IGY]

Originally Posted by Bmats

Very tempted … doesn’t seem to be limited either.

Maybe not. But it is very rare

Better call your AD fast if you want one of these.

[break]

Originally Posted by gm58

A definitely win with the slimmer case and small dial size but it is interesting they developed a whole new movement for the same collection (Streamliner), I wonder whether they will stop with the central seconds model? The price jump is also quite significant...

The micro-rotor probably has been in development for a few years but just so happens to follow Czapek (and PF to a certain extent). Still as nice as the dial is, the Czapek movement is a sight to behold!

Originally Posted by usmc_k9_vet

I really love that they developed and released this completely new movement for an already existing collection (Streamliner). It’s a very “Moser” thing to do. Always innovating and being different. It would be very AP to just release the same watch over and over again with a different dial. Don’t get me wrong either, love that watch too, but love seeing Moser do things differently.

I fully expect the micro-rotor movement to move into the other Moser ranges. For example, the HMC200 in the previous Streamliner initially released in an Endeavour, and it's currently used in the new 40mm Pioneer as well.

Moving this movement into other models unlocks case sizes matching today's smaller trends. Moser doesn't offer much below 43mm at the moment, and their watches can feel thicker than the competition.

[break]

Originally Posted by usmc_k9_vet

There were two posts on Instagram from Moser that showed what the dial would be like (more or less) and the other post showed the micro rotor. Unless they guessed it before those were up.


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Yep you're right - the IG posts helped! That said, in recent months there were rumors of a redesigned blue-dialed Streamliner.

[enjoythemusic]

Originally Posted by IGY

Maybe not. But it is very rare

Better call your AD fast if you want one of these.

From wiki... As of 2023, H. Moser & Cie. produces around 3,000 watches a year. That's in total across all models.

[ap1]

Is this the moser for ichi finally?

[GB-man]

Idk something doesn’t sit right with me. Lots of individual things to like with this but the whole package visually is off to me. I’m just a moser hater maybe.

[Loosetoe]

Originally Posted by break

Moser doesn't offer much below 43mm at the moment, and their watches can feel thicker than the competition.

I am confused by this claim as the largest Moser currently offered is the Pioneer at 42.8mm. Their standard Endeavor watch is 40mm. That has been the most prolific Moser for years. Generally, the 3-hander models have been 39mm-40mm while the complications are 42mm. On the other hand, the heritage and pioneers have been at 42-43 for their "normal" cases.

It was the fact that Moser watcher trended smaller that first appealed to me. I bought my Venturer in 2019. While that line is now defunct, they were standardized at 39mm with an XL size at 43mm. I have yet to see a modern Moser larger than that.

Am i missing something?

[DoricSpiker]

Originally Posted by Loosetoe

I am confused by this claim as the largest Moser currently offered is the Pioneer at 42.8mm. Their standard Endeavor watch is 40mm. That has been the most prolific Moser for years. Generally, the 3-hander models have been 39mm-40mm while the complications are 42mm. On the other hand, the heritage and pioneers have been at 42-43 for their "normal" cases.

It was the fact that Moser watcher trended smaller that first appealed to me. I bought my Venturer in 2019. While that line is now defunct, they were standardized at 39mm with an XL size at 43mm. I have yet to see a modern Moser larger than that.

Am i missing something?

No you are not.


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[mps354]

I like it…as an owner of the matrix green streamliner, I might like this dial color better, but don’t prefer the small seconds

[break]

Originally Posted by Loosetoe

I am confused by this claim as the largest Moser currently offered is the Pioneer at 42.8mm. Their standard Endeavor watch is 40mm. That has been the most prolific Moser for years. Generally, the 3-hander models have been 39mm-40mm while the complications are 42mm. On the other hand, the heritage and pioneers have been at 42-43 for their "normal" cases.

It was the fact that Moser watcher trended smaller that first appealed to me. I bought my Venturer in 2019. While that line is now defunct, they were standardized at 39mm with an XL size at 43mm. I have yet to see a modern Moser larger than that.

Am i missing something?

Originally Posted by DoricSpiker

No you are not.


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Venturers from 2019 aren’t relevant to today’s catalog, but you're both right about modern models. I misremembered the base Heritage size as 43mm and not 42mm. I also forgot about the Endeavours starting at 40mm.

[windingmybusiness]

All 2024 pieces already allocated.

[enjoythemusic]

^^^ Congrats H. Moser

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From a seminar in Dubai...

[FrugalGreubel]

Originally Posted by windingmybusiness

All 2024 pieces already allocated.

Wow, good for them and congrats to those who got on the list.

[cy888]

In this interview, Bertrand Meylan mentioned production around 10-12 a month, also mentions will be "unlimited", I assume that means it's a not a limited edition, but limited by production capacity.

https://youtu.be/YU4GECA9Xjw?si=SRNZ0jex2LuuLk0T&t=110

[enjoythemusic]

[WatchTimes]

Not a Streamliner but my small seconds Moser Purple Haze
LE of 10
I love the clean dial
Purple escapement spring (I think that's what it's called!)

[break]

Originally Posted by WatchTimes

My goodness, I never expected to see a damned purple balance wheel and hairspring. That's so fun.

[FrugalGreubel]

Originally Posted by WatchTimes

Not a Streamliner but my small seconds Moser Purple Haze
LE of 10
I love the clean dial
Purple escapement spring (I think that's what it's called!)

Ohhhhhh I love that. This is a wonderful timepiece.