H. Moser & Cie.

Revived in 2005, Moser is known for minimalist fumé dials, irreverent marketing, and independently made high-end movements with long power reserves.

Signature materials: Fumé dials, Vantablack dials, precious metals, titanium
Signature movements: In-house HMC (H. Moser Calibre) family, including HMC 200, HMC 800, HMC 804
Notable designers: In-house design studio
Collections: 3

Every collection

Collections & specifications

2018

Moser's first integrated steel sports watch, designed with ergonomic bracelet links and streamlined case architecture.

Category: Integrated-bracelet sports watch
Designers: In-house design studio
Case materials: Stainless steel, red gold, titanium
Sizes: 40-42.8mm
Dial: Fumé dial, various colors
Crystal: Sapphire
Strap / bracelet: Integrated steel bracelet
Movements: HMC 200, HMC 802, HMC 804
Movement type: Automatic and manual-winding
Power reserve: 72-168 hours
Water resistance: 120m
Complications: Date · Perpetual calendar · Flyback chronograph · Tourbillon
Key references: Streamliner Centre Seconds, Streamliner Perpetual Calendar, Streamliner Flyback Chronograph
Price band: $25,000-$120,000

2005

Moser's core dress collection, showcasing clean fumé dials and traditional complications with a modern minimalist aesthetic.

Category: Classic dress watch
Designers: In-house design studio
Case materials: Stainless steel, rose gold, white gold
Sizes: 38-42mm
Dial: Fumé dial, sunburst finish
Crystal: Sapphire
Strap / bracelet: Leather, alligator
Movements: HMC 321, HMC 341, HMC 804
Movement type: Automatic and manual-winding
Power reserve: 72-168 hours
Water resistance: 30m
Complications: Perpetual calendar · Tourbillon · Small seconds · Power reserve display
Key references: Endeavour Centre Seconds, Endeavour Perpetual Calendar, Endeavour Tourbillon
Price band: $20,000-$150,000

2020

A rugged, everyday sports collection with a bold case and fumé dial, bridging the gap between Endeavour and Streamliner.