Streamliner Perpetual Calendar - H. Moser & Cie.

In 2005, H. Moser & Cie. marked its return to Haute Horlogerie by revolutionising the perpetual calendar with the Perpetual 1. Distinctly minimalist and understated, to the non-expert eye, this movement simply looks like a calibre with three hands plus the date. Simple in appearance and yet so ingenious, it immediately earned its place as one of the Manufacture's flagship products.

H. Moser & Cie. is innovating and revisiting its famed perpetual calendar movement with its instantaneous date change function as a version featuring four central hands and a resolutely contemporary look. Not only that, the brand is making this timepiece part of its Streamliner collection to create the Streamliner Perpetual Calendar. The fusion of two icons.

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[tiffer]

The satin, brushed finish look of this watch is without doubt the most beautiful I have seen. The predominance of this finish over the polished is something I have always preferred in my watches. I've bought watches that the minute I have them, I'm taking the shine off the casing. The incredible perfection in the lines Moser achieve is breath taking.

[jimmyjay]

Exceptional case and bracelet design. Spectacular movement. The instant date transition at midnight for any month including February to March is mind blowing.

However, the racing style seconds/sub-seconds track is redundant, very unnecessary & feels crowded in an otherwise perfectly minimalistic perpetual calendar dial. The H. Moser & Cie logo on the dial is almost invisible. Which I know is almost a signature feature of many Moser dials but would have been welcomed in this case to maintain the sporty/dressy mixture of the Streamliner.

[sebastianrutkowski]

as close to perfection as it gets.
and it's only 50k bucks. daaaamn.
speechless here.

[classcontentmaster]

Der Kollege hat ein wirklich wunderschönes Video gedreht - leider ist bei 00:27 die Krone der Uhr völlig verstaubt. Schade...

[fallingwickets]

i must have one of these...fu rolex :)

[tippykaffu]

but how do I know the month on the watch? It might be important to know this