New Releases · 2026-02-18
Moser’s first ceramic Streamliner frames a red enamel dial with anthracite
The Concept Tourbillon keeps the dial almost empty while making the case material the main change.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Gear Patrol
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What to know
The Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic brings anthracite ceramic to both Moser’s cushion case and fluid integrated bracelet. Its 40mm form surrounds a red fumé grand feu enamel dial without a logo, numerals or conventional markers. Luminous inserts define the two central hands, and the tourbillon occupies the opening at six.
Automatic HMC 805 uses a double-hairspring tourbillon and provides a three-day reserve. Its decorated bridges and gold rotor are visible through sapphire. Water resistance is 120 metres. February reporting listed $112,100 and described the watch as a permanent-collection model. In Moser’s terminology, “Concept” identifies the stripped-back dial treatment rather than an unmarketed prototype.
