H. MOSER & CIE. NOVELTIES 2026
H. Moser & Cie. enters 2026 with a line-up that blends irreverent play and serious horology, from the Streamliner Pump - where a Reebok-inspired press winds the movement - to ceramic debuts, skeletonised chiming complications, and ultra-pure perpetual calendars in tantalum. Discover the novelties below.
WATCHMAKING THAT BREATHES, LUXURY THAT PLAYS
In the late 1980s, Reebok introduced the Pump sneaker, quickly becoming an icon for an entire generation. The reason for its success? The Pump was never just a sneaker. It was an attitude, a statement that performance could go hand in hand with pleasure. And above all, it was a gesture that became cult: a simple press to connect with the shoe, adjust it, personalise it, and feel it come alive.
H. Moser & Cie. shares with Reebok this mindset of elegant outsiders, convinced that luxury is at its best when it does not take itself too seriously. It is this playful sophistication that the two brands set out to celebrate by transposing the Pump gesture into watchmaking. Launched at Watches and Wonders 2026, the Streamliner Pump brings play back to the centre and breathes new life into the industry.
As Reebok prepares the return of the Pump in 2026, H. Moser & Cie. imagined an unexpected bridge: winding a mechanical movement using the iconic orange button. The reference is obvious, but the execution is delightfully precise. Replacing the traditional crown, an anodised aluminium pusher transmit the energy of each press to the barrel spring, simultaneously activating the power reserve indicator. An ingenious mechanical choreography unfolds beneath the surface, visible through openworked bridges and a fully skeletonised rack.
Like an echo returning after travelling through time, H. Moser & Cie. and Reebok have also jointly created an exclusive Pump sneaker, reserved for Streamliner Pump owners and close friends of the brand. The sneaker becomes the answer to the watch, a mirror of the original gesture: the Pump becomes a timepiece, then returns to its original form. A confidential capsule designed for those who like to walk with the same elegance as their ideas.
The Streamliner Pump is a creation from the Moser Exploration LAB™, a place where unusual ideas are given room to grow.
STREAMLINER TOURBILLON CONCEPT CERAMIC
A new creative territory.
For the first time in its history, H. Moser & Cie. is venturing into the world of ceramics, opting for this technically demanding material to enhance the flowing lines of its most iconic collection: Streamliner.
The cushion case and integrated bracelet are crafted from anthracite grey ceramic with alternating polished and satin-finished surfaces. With neither indices nor logo, the Red fumé Grand Feu enamel dial illuminates this crisp architecture, while the flying tourbillon with double hairspring injects dynamism.
With the Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic model, the Schaffhausen-based Manufacture underscores its commitment to watchmaking that is forward-looking, precise, masterful and resolutely timeless.
STREAMLINER TWO HANDS
Small doesn’t have to mean compromise.
Presenting two new Streamliners with two hands in a more compact format, H. Moser & Cie. sets out to explore uncharted territory: that of the small mechanical diameter, conceived not as a compromise but as an achievement.
Two watches, two sizes – 34 mm and 28 mm – both with the same ambition: to focus on the essentials, revising the proportions for slimmer wrists without ever compromising on quality.
ENDEAVOUR MINUTE REPEATER CYLINDRICAL TOURBILLON SKELETON
Sound with an open heart.
At H. Moser & Cie., they don’t hide their complications. They are meant to be seen and heard. With the Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton, the Schaffhausen-based Manufacture pushes this approach to its limit: a fully skeletonised minute repeater, with its mechanism in the foreground, paired with a flying tourbillon equipped with a cylindrical hairspring.
Suspended within this openworked architecture, the tourbillon appears to float, interacting with the hammers and chimes. The attention moves from sound to movement, from vibration to oscillation. Two mechanical languages, one unified breath.
Two pinnacles of traditional watchmaking brought together in a single piece with a resolutely contemporary architecture, housed in a 40 mm titanium case. Time as a spectacle.
ENDEAVOUR PERPETUAL CALENDAR CONCEPT TANTALUM
The language of tantalum.
The H. Moser & Cie. Perpetual Calendar is considered to be one of the most legible and easy to set on the market, as it can be adjusted both forwards and backwards at any time of day.
With the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Concept Tantalum model, the manufacture explores a new facet of tantalum, adopting this rare and exacting metal for the case but also for the dial, machined from solid tantalum and featuring a brushed sunburst pattern. No lacquer, no surface treatment, no artifice.
A Perpetual Calendar reduced to the essentials, where raw metal and mechanical ingenuity speak for themselves, with only 50 pieces produced.
ENDEAVOUR TOURBILLON SKELETON
The architecture of transparency.
At H. Moser & Cie., minimalism is not a style so much as a philosophy. It’s all about removing in the name of revealing; about eliminating all superfluous material to lay bare the stark beauty of the mechanism. It is the brand’s signature.
And with the Endeavour Tourbillon Skeleton model, Moser has pushed the concept to its limit: a fully skeletonised watch designed to retain only the essentials. Exposed, time beats to the rhythm of the one-minute flying tourbillon with a double hairspring, which appears to float weightlessly.
An authentic style statement, the Endeavour Skeleton Tourbillon is the embodiment of elegance in its 40mm diameter 5N red gold case.
Enquire about H. Moser & Cie. novelties with J Farren-Price.
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