All Eleven New H. Moser Watches for 2026
H. Moser continues to be one of the most relevant independent watch brands in the $15,000-$115,000 range, and they’ve already released ten new watches this year. Although Moser’s catalog skews toward the dressy side, eight of the eleven 2026 H. Moser releases so far are part of their sporty Streamliner collection. Let’s go over all of them.
Streamliner Small Seconds Lime Green Enamel Boutique Edition
In May 2026, Moser quietly unveiled the Streamliner Small Seconds Lime Green Enamel Boutique Edition. It’s just like the Streamliner Small Seconds Blue Enamel that debuted at Dubai Watch Week 2023, except green.
The fumé Grand Feu enamel dial is the highlight, with the trusty HMC 500 caliber inside providing 74 hours of power reserve. The platinum micro-rotor is a nice touch as well. The stainless steel 39mm case and bracelet are meticulously brushed. List price is $37,700.
2026 H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Small Seconds Lime Green Enamel Boutique Edition Specs
| Model | Streamliner Small Seconds Lime Green Enamel Boutique Edition |
|---|---|
| Reference | 6500-1201 |
| Collection | Streamliner |
| Case material | Stainless steel |
| Case diameter | 39.0 mm |
| Case thickness | Approx. 10.9 mm (same architecture as blue enamel small seconds) |
| Dial | Translucent lime green fumé Grand Feu enamel, textured, small seconds at 6 o’clock |
| Movement caliber | HMC 500 |
| Movement type | Automatic micro‑rotor, hours/minutes with small seconds |
| Power reserve | 74 hours |
| Water resistance | 120m |
| Bracelet / strap | Integrated stainless‑steel Streamliner bracelet, brushed/polished, folding clasp |
| Special movement features | Platinum micro‑rotor, hacking small seconds, 3 Hz, contemporary Moser finishing |
| Release date | May 2026 |
| Limited edition | Boutique‑only production (not individually numbered) |
| MSRP | $37,700 |
Streamliner Pump
Wild collaborations between high-end watchmakers and fashion brands are no longer a novel concept, but Moser’s 2026 Reebok Pump collab immediately got attention from collectors. Available in either black or white, the Streamliner Pump is inspired by the hugely popular Reebok Pump sneakers released in 1989. The orange basketball-shaped rubber pump on the tongue, which inflated an air bladder to (supposedly) dial in the fit, was its most recognizable element. Likewise, the “pump” is the most distinctive part of the Streamliner Pump as well.
On most manual-wind watches, you wind it when the crown is either in position 0 (against the case) or position 1 (the first open position), but the crown doesn’t wind the Streamliner Pump at all. Instead, an orange anodized aluminum button sits at 8 o’clock, and each press winds the watch about 1 hour (and thus 74 pumps fills the 74-hour power reserve). A power reserve indicator, displayed in a matching rich orange color, has been placed satisfyingly at 9 o’clock.
Inside the forged quartz fiber case–which is segmented, compressed in a mold, and injected with resin–the Streamliner Pump has an inner titanium case (which Moser calls a “sarcophagus”). The crown, integrated rubber bracelet, and polished lacquer dial all match the color of the case. Like most Mosers, the Streamliner Pump has an exhibition caseback.
The beautifully finished HMC 103 is based on the HMC 500 that debuted in 2023. Each color of the H. Moser Streamliner Pump is limited to 250 pieces, and with a list price of $39,900, I expect both to sell out fairly quickly.
2026 H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Pump Specs
| Model | Streamliner Pump |
| Reference | 6103-2200 (Black) 6103-2201 (White) |
| Collection | Streamliner |
| Case material | Resin-injected forged quartz fiber with titanium inner case |
| Case diameter | 40.0 mm |
| Case thickness | 11.4 mm |
| Dial | Black or white lacquer, polished |
| Movement Caliber | HMC 103 (Manual, 6 beats per second) |
| Movement Functions | Hours, minutes, small seconds, power reserve indicator |
| Power reserve | 74 hours |
| Water resistance | 100m |
| Bracelet / strap | Rubber strap with pin buckle |
| Special movement features | Pump pusher winding mechanism, Straumann hairspring, partially skeletonized bridges |
| Release Date | April 2026 |
| Limited Edition | 250 pieces per color |
| MSRP | $39,900 |
Streamliner Two Hands 34mm
Since the Streamliner’s debut in 2020, it was always between 39mm and 42.33mm in diameter. And the modern H. Moser brand had never made a watch less than 38mm wide, ever. But the 2026 Moser releases change all that. In addition to a 28mm reference (more on that in a second), Moser has also released a Streamliner Two Hands 34mm model. Moser never made a Streamliner without any seconds hand before.
Integrated-bracelet luxury watches tend to wear large, so the 34mm width should put it firmly in unisex territory. It appears to have a sparkly black dial in pictures, which Moser calls “silver fumé.” A stamped brass base is hand-engraved to create a frosted texture, then finished with a sprayed gradient lacquer.
With no seconds hand to worry about, Moser was able to keep the case thickness under 10mm. And the 18k red gold rotor has been skeletonized to improve the view of the HMC 400 through the exhibition caseback. It ticks at a somewhat unusual rate of 7 beats per second. Power reserve (60 hours) and water resistance (120m) are both ample.
$27,600 is a lot for a non-limited stainless steel two-hand watch, to be sure, but I’m sure there will be buyers.
2026 H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Two Hands 34mm Specs
| Spec | Streamliner Two Hands 34mm |
| Reference | 6400-1200 |
| Collection | Streamliner |
| Case material | Stainless steel |
| Case diameter | 34.2 mm |
| Case thickness | 9.7 mm |
| Dial | Silver fumé |
| Movement caliber | HMC 400 (Automatic, 7 beats per second) |
| Movement functions | Hours, minutes |
| Power reserve | 60 hours |
| Water resistance | 120m |
| Bracelet / strap | Integrated steel bracelet |
| Special movement features | Solid 18k red gold rotor, partially skeletonized bridges |
| Release Date | April 2026 |
| Limited Edition | No |
| MSRP | $27,600 |
Streamliner Two Hands 28mm
The new Streamliner Two Hands 28mm is priced the same as the 34mm model. It also sports a steel case, integrated bracelet, skeletonized gold rotor and frosted fume dial, this time in burgundy.
The Streamliner Two Hands 28mm is Moser’s first outright ladies’ watch. They didn’t overthink it or get too cute; they simply brought the Streamliner’s pleasant proportions down in size, and it looks good. Case height is only 8.9mm.
2026 H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Two Hands 28mm Specs
| Model | Streamliner Two Hands 28mm |
|---|---|
| Reference | 6410-1200 |
| Collection | Streamliner |
| Case material | Stainless steel |
| Case diameter | 28.3 mm |
| Case thickness | 8.9 mm |
| Dial | Burgundy fumé |
| Movement Caliber | HMC 410 |
| Movement Type | Automatic |
| Power reserve | 60 hours |
| Water resistance | 120m |
| Bracelet / strap | Integrated steel bracelet |
| Special movement features | Solid 18-carat red gold rotor, partially skeletonized bridges |
| Release Date | April 2026 |
| Limited Edition | No |
| MSRP | $27,600 |
That covers all the Streamliners released at Watches and Wonders 2026, but there was a notable one released in February.
Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic
The Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic is Moser’s first ceramic watch, and it has a full ceramic bracelet, too. The usual attractive 40mm Streamliner cushion case shape is unchanged.
H. Moser is known for clean, minimalist designs, but models that include the word “Concept” take that aesthetic to the extreme: no dial text, no logo, and no hour or minute markers.
The ultra-minimalist approach allows the flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock to be the focal point. Fumé dials (which get darker towards the edge) have been a staple of the Moser catalog for over a decade, and the brand’s first fumé Grand Feu enamel dial came in 2024. For the Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic, they chose a textured deep red fumé Grand Feu enamel dial that contrasts well with the almost-black ceramic case (they’re calling it “anthracite grey”).
Inside the flying tourbillon, as on several high-end Mosers, is a Straumann double hairspring system. The automatic HMC 805 caliber is visible through the sapphire caseback. Both the bridges and the rotor have been partially skeletonized to maximize the view.
With a 72‑hour power reserve, a lightweight scratch-resistance ceramic case, and water resistance of 120 meters, Moser’s 2026 Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic is a capable and wearable sports watch. Although with a list price of $112,100, it’s not exactly a typical “daily beater.”
2026 H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic Specs
| Model | Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic |
|---|---|
| Reference | 6805‑2100 |
| Collection | Streamliner |
| Case material | Anthracite grey ceramic |
| Case diameter | 40mm |
| Case thickness | 12.8mm |
| Dial | Red fumé Grand Feu enamel, Concept (no logo/indices/text) |
| Movement Caliber | HMC 805 |
| Movement Type | Automatic, flying tourbillon with double hairspring |
| Power reserve | 72 hours |
| Water resistance | 120m |
| Bracelet / strap | Ceramic bracelet |
| Special movement features | Partially skeletonized bridges, bi‑directional rotor, Concept dial execution |
| Release Date | February 2026 |
| Limited Edition | No |
| MSRP | $112,100 |
2026 H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Alpine Drivers & Mechanics Pink Editions
The Streamliner Alpine Drivers and Mechanics Pink Editions, released in March 2026, are presented together as a pair, inspired by Alpine’s pink racing colors. Moser has been working with the BWT Alpine F1 Team since 2024.
Moser explicitly states that these two timepieces are not sold separately, underscoring the concept that one is a Drivers watch and the other is a Mechanics watch, and they belong together as a $74,400 set. That’s the same price as the blue-colored pair that was among Moser’s 2025 releases.
They share very similar case architecture: the Drivers model is 42.3 mm wide and 14.2mm thick while the Mechanics edition is 42.6mm wide and 14.4mm thick. Both come on pink rubber straps.
The Streamliner Alpine Drivers Pink Edition is powered by the automatic HMC 700, which is Moser’s first fully skeletonized chronograph caliber, developed with Agenhor. It features central chronograph seconds and minutes, which is rare. It also features a flyback function and a dial‑side rotor, leaving the back of the movement open to view from the back. Note that there is no running seconds hand.
The Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Pink Edition is a digital counterpart, and it could rightly be thought of as the ultimate ana-digi (a digital watch with an analog display). In standby it shows only a two-hand analog display on a convex fumé grey subdial. When activated, digital functions appear on the screen, allowing the user to cycle through features like a GMT with country selector, a split‑seconds chronograph, a perpetual calendar and an F1‑oriented race mode with countdowns and notifications.
2026 H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Alpine Pink Edition Specs
| Model | Streamliner Alpine Drivers Pink Edition | Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Pink Edition |
|---|---|---|
| Reference | 6700‑1201 (Drivers & Mechanics set) | 6700‑1201 (part of same set) |
| Collection | Streamliner | Streamliner |
| Case material | Stainless steel | Stainless steel |
| Case diameter | 42.3 mm | 42.6 mm |
| Case thickness | 14.2mm | 14.4mm |
| Dial | Skeleton / openworked with Alpine‑inspired bridges | Small domed grey analog dial plus digital display |
| Movement Caliber | HMC 700 | Digital quartz module (not specified) |
| Movement Type | Automatic flyback chronograph with central seconds and minutes | Analog time with digital split-seconds chronograph, GMT, perpetual calendar and F1 timer functions |
| Power reserve | 72 hours | (Battery-powered) |
| Water resistance | 120m | 120m |
| Bracelet / strap | Rubber strap | Rubber strap |
| Special movement features | First fully skeletonized Moser chronograph caliber, rotor on dial side, developed with Agenhor | GMT with country selector, perpetual calendar, race mode with countdowns/notifications |
| Release Date | March 2026 | March 2026 |
| Limited Edition | 50 pieces | 50 pieces |
| MSRP | $74,400 (Pair including Mechanics Edition) | $74,400 (Pair including Drivers Edition) |
In addition to the Streamliners above, Moser has released three Endeavour models for 2026.
Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton
Moser released their first minute repeater in 2019, but the 2026 Moser Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton takes it to a whole other level. Here the movement is fully skeletonized so that the minute repeater works, tourbillon, and gear train are all clearly visible within the aggressively skeletonized movement, with almost no traditional dial left to hide the mechanics.
The centrally mounted, curved gongs wrap around the dial side and share the same visual plane as the hammers and tourbillon, turning what was once a hidden acoustic complication into a visual focal point. Inside the flying tourbillon cage is a cylindrical hairspring, made by Moser’s sister company Precision Engineering.
Few companies manufacture their own hairsprings, let alone cylindrical ones. The wire has to be formed into a perfect, even cylinder with a tightly controlled diameter, pitch, and vertical alignment; any deviation shifts the center of gravity and kills the improvements in isochronism (meaning the “heartbeat” of the watch is well balanced) which are the whole point of the cylindrical hairspring. Maintaining that geometry while heat-treating, finishing, and pinning both ends is brutal; a cylindrical spring takes roughly ten times longer to produce than a flat one and required them to develop dedicated tools and processes.
Only 20 will be made, with a list price well over $400,000.
2026 H. Moser & Cie Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Specs
| Model | Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton |
|---|---|
| Reference | 1909-0500 |
| Collection | Endeavour |
| Case material | Titanium |
| Case diameter | 40.0 mm |
| Case thickness | 14.4 mm |
| Dial | Fully skeletonized with Funky Blue fumé sub-dial |
| Movement Caliber | HMC 909 |
| Movement Type | Hand-wound with minute repeater and flying tourbillon |
| Power reserve | 90 hours |
| Water resistance | 30m |
| Bracelet / strap | Grey nubuck alligator leather strap |
| Special movement features | Fully skeletonized, cylindrical hairspring, minute repeater with gongs on dial side, one-minute flying tourbillon |
| Release Date | April 2026 |
| Limited Edition | 20 pieces |
| MSRP | ~$415,000 |
Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Concept Tantalum
The dial of the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Concept Tantalum is minimalist, even by Moser’s standards. It’s literally a tantalum plate with radial brushing, no fumé, no lacquer, no applied markers, and no logo. The case is tantalum as well, aside from the steel caseback and crown.
Moser’s first perpetual calendar came in 2005, and this current larger 42mm generation debuted in 2022. The trusty hand-wound HMC 800 movement, which has been in the brand’s catalog since 2016, is an evolution of the Andreas Strehler-devised HMC301 that came before it.
As on other Moser perpetual calendar watches, the month is subtly indicated with a tiny central hand, an unassuming power reserve indicator sits at 9 o’clock, and the leap year indicator is on the back. Seconds is indicated in a subdial at 6 o’clock.
Thanks to a relatively low beat rate (five beats per second) and two mainspring barrels, power reserve is one full week. List price is $94,500, limited to 50 pieces.
2026 H. Moser & Cie Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Concept Tantalum Specs
| Model | Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Concept Tantalum |
|---|---|
| Reference | 1800-2004 |
| Collection | Endeavour |
| Case material | Tantalum (with stainless steel caseback and crown) |
| Case diameter | 42.0 mm |
| Case thickness | 13.1 mm |
| Dial | Tantalum with brushed sunburst pattern |
| Movement Caliber | HMC 800 (Manual-wind, 5 beats per second) |
| Movement Functions | Hours, minutes, small seconds, power reserve indicator, perpetual calendar with date, month pointer, leap year on caseback |
| Power reserve | 7 days (168 hours) |
| Water resistance | 30m |
| Bracelet / strap | Grey nubuck alligator leather strap |
| Special movement features | Straumann hairspring, double barrel |
| Release Date | April 2026 |
| Limited Edition | 50 pieces |
| MSRP | $94,500 |
Endeavour Tourbillon Skeleton
On the flashier side for 2026, the H. Moser & Cie Endeavour Tourbillon Skeleton features a classic silhouette, tasteful unlumed leaf hands, and an alligator leather strap with a nubuck finish. The 40mm case is made of 5N red gold and paired with a matching red gold pin buckle.
But this isn’t an entirely traditional watch. Here the focus is the fully skeletonized movement: bridges and plates are pared back to create an “exceptionally open” architecture that lets light pass through the watch and reveal its three‑dimensional structure.
On the dial side, the one‑minute flying tourbillon (again with double hairspring) is prominently displayed. Through the exhibition caseback you can see the automatic in-house caliber HMC 814 ticking away six times per second. Featuring both red gold and dark anthracite accents, it offers a 72‑hour power reserve with finishing that Moser describes as handcrafted. Water resistance is a minimal 30 meters, and list price is $99,600.
2026 H. Moser & Cie Endeavour Tourbillon Skeleton Specs
| Model | Endeavour Tourbillon Skeleton |
|---|---|
| Reference | 1814‑0400 |
| Collection | Endeavour |
| Case material | 5N red gold |
| Case diameter | 40mm |
| Case thickness | 10.7mm |
| Dial | Skeleton / openworked |
| Movement Caliber | HMC 814 |
| Movement Type | Automatic, flying tourbillon with double hairspring |
| Power reserve | 72 hours |
| Water resistance | 30m |
| Bracelet / strap | Alligator leather (nubuck) |
| Special movement features | Fully skeletonized architecture, skeletonized 18K red gold rotor, anthracite‑treated components |
| Release Date | February 2026 |
| Limited Edition | No |
| MSRP | $99,600 |
That covers all the 2026 H. Moser releases so far, but they’ll likely unveil at least a couple more novelties later in the year. Stay tuned to Grey Market and we’ll cover it all.
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