H Moser & Cie. Streamliner Perpetual Calendar
Launched in 2021 as a follow-up to Moser’s first every stainless steel integrated bracelet sports watch, the Streamliner Perpetual Calendar is a brilliantly-well executed piece of independent watchmaking. Utilizing the same design as the earlier Streamliner variants, the Perpetual Calendar model features a beautiful grey fume no-frills dial with ghost-like branding, a clever center-mounted month hand that points to the hours in lieu of the month (1 o'clock = January, 2 o'clock = February, and so on), and a power reserve indicator that is mirrored 180-degrees by an asymmetrically placed date aperture. A perpetual calendar at heart, the manually-wound Streamliner also features a leap year indicator mounted onto its anthracite-clad movement, the HMC 812, and comes with an incredibly impressive 120 meters of water resistance. With the abundance of lume on its hands, and impressively robust 42.3mm stainless steel construction, the Streamliner Perpetual Calendar is easily one of the most capable perpetual calendar models on the market and stands as a wonderful tribute to the incredible strides indie watchmakers have made in the industry in recent years. Sporting a stunning sunburst grey dial with a fumé effect, the Streamliner Perpetual Calendar continues in the Streamliner's footsteps with its minimalist styling. As such, its month display is a small centre-hand that points to each hour to indicate the current month, and features barely-legible branding and a subtle power-reserve indicator. Featuring an incredible level of finishing, stunning anthracite design details, and a leap year indicator behind its sapphire caseback, the HMC 812 allows the Streamliner's dial to be clear and uncluttered. This reading was taken (crown down) with a ONEOF Accuracy Boutique Edition timing machine at time of cataloging. It is provided as a courtesy only, and shall not be construed as a warranty or guarantee of any kind. Please refer to our terms and conditions of sale for more information.
