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A Kaleidoscope of Colors: H. Moser & Cie. Unveils Vibrant Lineup at Watches & Wonders 2025
H. Moser & Cie. returns to Geneva for the 2025 edition of Watches & Wonders with a bolder-than-ever lineup. With vibrant colors as its core theme, the independent Maison reimagines its signature models, such as the Endeavour and the Streamliner, in bold renderings, complete with high-end complications. In addition, this occasion also marks the debut of H. Moser’s Pop Collection, where bright hues and gemstones take center stage on beautifully crafted dials that showcase the Maison’s creativity and technical prowess.Endeavour Center Seconds Concept Purple EnamelThe Endeavour Center Seconds Concept Purple Enamel is a bold reinterpretation of H.Moser’s iconic fumé dials combined with the ancestral art of Grand Feu enameling. This 40 mm steel-cased timepiece flaunts a hammered finish, rendered in a vibrant, luminous “Purple Haze.” The meticulous enameling process involves applying 6 finely crushed pigment layers to a white gold base before firing the dial multiple times to achieve depth, transparency and seamless gradation. The result is a strikingly-finished design, free of logos or indices, offering purity and timeless elegance alongside a daring aesthetic.Beating as the heart of this reference is the HMC 201 automatic movement, which features an open architecture with partially skeletonized bridges and a sleek anthracite gray finish, allowing key components like the gear train and bi-directional automatic winding system to be admired. The design is complemented by a bevelled rotor and a purple kudu leather strap.Endeavour Tourbillon Turquoise EnamelHoused in 5N red gold, the Endeavour Tourbillon Concept Turquoise Enamel boasts a mesmerizing dial with striking chromatic intensity. Similarly, this remarkable 44mm timepiece sports a Grand Feu and hammered-finish dial in a striking turquoise hue, achieved through an intricate process. Uncompromising in its purity, the watch omits logos and indices, focusing solely on the visual interplay of its bold aesthetics and weightless flying tourbillon.Inside, the HMC 805 automatic caliber comes with a pair of matched double hairsprings, produced by Precision Engineering AG, H. Moser & Cie.'s sister company. These hairsprings enhance accuracy and isochronism by correcting gravitational effects and reducing friction. The movement’s openworked bridges and anthracite finish reveal the intricate mechanics, complemented by a skeletonized red gold rotor designed for efficient winding without obscuring the view.Streamliner Flyback ChronographThe Streamliner collection also welcomes two new references: the Streamliner Flyback Chronograph Automatic Frozen, available in 5N red gold with a Midnight Blue dial or a Matrix Green fumé face encased in steel. The dials are meticulously crafted, undergoing hand-engraving and stamping to achieve a luminous textured finish, followed by the application of vibrant tinted lacquer. This boasts a tantalizing spectacle of frosted surfaces that reflect light in dynamic, ever-changing patterns — reminiscent of snow sparkling in the sunlight.Both watches are powered by the automatic caliber HMC 907, developed in collaboration with AGENHOR. This chronograph movement features Moser stripes angled at 45 degrees and anthracite gray rhodium-plated finishes on its bridges and main plate, all viewable through the open caseback. With the oscillating weight strategically positioned between the movement and dial, the column wheel and chronograph operation are fully revealed, emphasizing the caliber’s elegance and engineering excellence.Pop CollectionWith the new Pop Collection, H. Moser breathed vibrant energy into ornamental gemstones to create this refreshing yet audacious lineup. Spanning 18 Endeavor models and 6 different color palettes, this series explores a kaleidoscope of colors and materials, featuring dials crafted from Burmese jade, turquoise, coral, pink opal, lapis lazuli and lemon chrysoprase. Each dial, free from logos and indices, allows the natural beauty of the stones to take center stage. Through this chromatic odyssey, the Maison redefines minimalism, transforming the material itself into the ultimate expression of design, all while transcending classical aesthetic codes.The collection is limited in production, with exclusive series of 28 pieces per color for the Endeavour Small Seconds Concept models, five pieces for the Endeavour Tourbillon Concept models and just one per Endeavour Minute Repeater Tourbillon Concept model. By combining bold designs, artistic heritage and the lapidary’s art, the Pop Collection invites collectors to rediscover gemstones through a fresh perspective, offering pieces that are both talismans of personal emotion and extraordinary works of horological art.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
H. Moser & Cie. returns to Geneva for the 2025 edition of Watches & Wonders with a bolder-than-ever lineup. With vibrant colors as its core theme, the independent Maison reimagines its signature models, such as the Endeavour and the Streamliner, in bold renderings, complete with high-end complications. In addition, this occasion also marks the debut of H. Moser’s Pop Collection, where bright hues and gemstones take center stage on beautifully crafted dials that showcase the Maison’s creativity and technical prowess.
Endeavour Center Seconds Concept Purple Enamel
The Endeavour Center Seconds Concept Purple Enamel is a bold reinterpretation of H.Moser’s iconic fumé dials combined with the ancestral art of Grand Feu enameling. This 40 mm steel-cased timepiece flaunts a hammered finish, rendered in a vibrant, luminous “Purple Haze.” The meticulous enameling process involves applying 6 finely crushed pigment layers to a white gold base before firing the dial multiple times to achieve depth, transparency and seamless gradation. The result is a strikingly-finished design, free of logos or indices, offering purity and timeless elegance alongside a daring aesthetic.
Beating as the heart of this reference is the HMC 201 automatic movement, which features an open architecture with partially skeletonized bridges and a sleek anthracite gray finish, allowing key components like the gear train and bi-directional automatic winding system to be admired. The design is complemented by a bevelled rotor and a purple kudu leather strap.
Endeavour Tourbillon Turquoise Enamel
Housed in 5N red gold, the Endeavour Tourbillon Concept Turquoise Enamel boasts a mesmerizing dial with striking chromatic intensity. Similarly, this remarkable 44mm timepiece sports a Grand Feu and hammered-finish dial in a striking turquoise hue, achieved through an intricate process. Uncompromising in its purity, the watch omits logos and indices, focusing solely on the visual interplay of its bold aesthetics and weightless flying tourbillon.
Inside, the HMC 805 automatic caliber comes with a pair of matched double hairsprings, produced by Precision Engineering AG, H. Moser & Cie.'s sister company. These hairsprings enhance accuracy and isochronism by correcting gravitational effects and reducing friction. The movement’s openworked bridges and anthracite finish reveal the intricate mechanics, complemented by a skeletonized red gold rotor designed for efficient winding without obscuring the view.
Streamliner Flyback Chronograph
The Streamliner collection also welcomes two new references: the Streamliner Flyback Chronograph Automatic Frozen, available in 5N red gold with a Midnight Blue dial or a Matrix Green fumé face encased in steel. The dials are meticulously crafted, undergoing hand-engraving and stamping to achieve a luminous textured finish, followed by the application of vibrant tinted lacquer. This boasts a tantalizing spectacle of frosted surfaces that reflect light in dynamic, ever-changing patterns — reminiscent of snow sparkling in the sunlight.
Both watches are powered by the automatic caliber HMC 907, developed in collaboration with AGENHOR. This chronograph movement features Moser stripes angled at 45 degrees and anthracite gray rhodium-plated finishes on its bridges and main plate, all viewable through the open caseback. With the oscillating weight strategically positioned between the movement and dial, the column wheel and chronograph operation are fully revealed, emphasizing the caliber’s elegance and engineering excellence.
Pop Collection
With the new Pop Collection, H. Moser breathed vibrant energy into ornamental gemstones to create this refreshing yet audacious lineup. Spanning 18 Endeavor models and 6 different color palettes, this series explores a kaleidoscope of colors and materials, featuring dials crafted from Burmese jade, turquoise, coral, pink opal, lapis lazuli and lemon chrysoprase. Each dial, free from logos and indices, allows the natural beauty of the stones to take center stage. Through this chromatic odyssey, the Maison redefines minimalism, transforming the material itself into the ultimate expression of design, all while transcending classical aesthetic codes.
The collection is limited in production, with exclusive series of 28 pieces per color for the Endeavour Small Seconds Concept models, five pieces for the Endeavour Tourbillon Concept models and just one per Endeavour Minute Repeater Tourbillon Concept model. By combining bold designs, artistic heritage and the lapidary’s art, the Pop Collection invites collectors to rediscover gemstones through a fresh perspective, offering pieces that are both talismans of personal emotion and extraordinary works of horological art.
Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
