H. Moser & Cie unveils a luxury watch in 2026 that sublimates the flying tourbillon

When haute horlogerie pushes its own limits, the result is as fascinating as it is impressive. In 2026, H. Moser & Cie unveils a new creation that sublimates the art of the flying tourbillon. This luxury watch embodies a bold vision in which technology and aesthetics merge with rare elegance.

Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic: a ceramic prowess

H. Moser & Cie hits hard with this timepiece with its anthracite-gray ceramic case. This high-tech material offers exceptional resistance to scratches while remaining light on the wrist. What’s more, its matte finish gives the watch a resolutely contemporary look.

The dial features a sublime Red Fumé enamel that hypnotically captures the light. This deep hue evokes both passion and refinement. As a result, every glance at this luxury watch becomes a unique sensory experience.

The flying tourbillon, with no visible upper bridge, seems to float in space. This technical feat demonstrates the ancestral savoir-faire of the Swiss Manufacture. Mechanical complexity blends perfectly with striking visual purity.

Streamlined design for emotion

The Streamliner collection features flowing lines inspired by the world of railways. The gentle curves of the case naturally hug the wrist. On the other hand, the absence of traditional hour markers reinforces the minimalist aesthetic so dear to the brand.

“The flying tourbillon represents the culmination of centuries of watchmaking innovation, a complication that continues to fascinate collectors the world over.”

Every detail bears witness to meticulous attention to detail. Hand finishing requires dozens of hours of work per piece. Today, this requirement defines the DNA of H. Moser & Cie in the market for exceptional timepieces.

The Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton in steel (Ref. 6814-1200) offers a more visually accessible alternative. Its skeletonized architecture reveals the inner workings with fascinating transparency. This version will appeal to enthusiasts who wish to contemplate the beating heart of their timepiece.

Exclusive versions for discerning collectors

• Anthracite grey ceramic case for maximum strength
• Red Fumé enamel dial with bewitching reflections
• Flying tourbillon with no visible upper bridge
• Manufacture movement with hand finishing
• Streamliner design with flowing, ergonomic curves

The 18-carat yellow gold version is reserved for the brand’s exclusive boutiques. This limited edition attracts collectors in search of absolute rarity. Its golden lustre adds a classic touch to an otherwise avant-garde design.

The Streamliner Tourbillon Vantablack® with blue baguette sapphires (Ref. 6805-1201) represents the height of creative daring. Vantablack®, the blackest material in the world, absorbs 99.965% of light. As a result, the blue sapphires seem suspended in a cosmic void.

This luxury watch pushes the boundaries between watchmaking and contemporary art. The baguette-cut gemstones add a precious dimension to the whole. As a result, each piece becomes a unique work of art for the most daring minds.

The Endeavour Tourbillon Concept Tiger’s Eye: sublimating nature

This creation combines a flying tourbillon with a tiger’s eye stone with shimmering reflections. The dial plays with natural light to create unique moiré effects. As a result, no two pieces are exactly alike.

The Endeavour collection embodies classic elegance revisited by H. Moser & Cie. Its balanced proportions are equally suited to formal occasions and refined everyday wear. This versatility appeals to a demanding clientele in search of authenticity.

The choice of semi-precious stone reflects a singular creative approach. The Manufacture dares to integrate natural materials with unpredictable variations. This makes each luxury watch truly unique.

Swiss know-how at the top of its game

H. Moser & Cie has been perpetuating a tradition of watchmaking excellence since 1828. The Schaffhausen factory produces its own calibers with a rare degree of independence. This autonomy guarantees total control over the quality of every component.

The flying tourbillon requires a technical mastery that few watchmakers possess. This complication compensates for the effects of gravity on the movement’s precision. On the other hand, its assembly without an upper bridge multiplies manufacturing difficulties.

The craftsmen spend several weeks assembling a single model. Every screw, every wheel, every bridge receives impeccable finishing. As a result, these timepieces achieve remarkable levels of perfection.

For haute horlogerie enthusiasts, acquiring such a luxury watch is much more than a purchase. It means joining a select circle of initiates who share common values. These creations pass down the generations with their prestige intact, bearing witness to a precious heritage to be handed down.

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