Independent Swiss watchmaker H. Moser & Cie. has released the Streamliner Two Hands, shrinking its integrated-bracelet sports watch collection down to a more compact 39mm case size. According to Hodinkee, the new model strips away the seconds hand to offer a minimalist take on the brand’s cushion-shaped steel design, matching a reduced profile with a streamlined dial configuration.
Design Specifications of the Streamliner Two Hands
The Streamliner Two Hands features a stainless steel case measuring 39mm in diameter and 10.3mm thick, marking a noticeable downsize from previous chronograph and three-hand variants in the lineup. According to Monochrome Watches, the watch retains the collection’s signature integrated steel bracelet with fluid, curving links and a water resistance rating of 12 atmospheres, equivalent to 120 meters.
The dial adopts H. Moser & Cie.’s trademark fumé finish, presented in a vibrant blue-green tone known as Matrix Green. In keeping with the ultra-clean aesthetic, the brand omits both the seconds hand and any hour markers or numerals, leaving only minimalist hour and minute hands accented with Globolight inserts for low-light visibility.
Movement and Mechanical Architecture
Powering the compact timepiece is the HMC 201 self-winding manufacture movement, visible through an exhibition sapphire case back. According to specifications published by Time+Tide Watches, the movement operates at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour and delivers a minimum power reserve of 72 hours via its solid gold oscillating weight.
Pricing and Availability
The H. Moser & Cie. Streamliner Two Hands is available through the brand’s authorized retail network. According to aBlogtoWatch, the watch carries a retail price of $21,900 USD, positioning it as a core production model within the contemporary luxury sports watch segment.
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