Archive · 4 Sep 2026
H. Moser Unveils Alpine-Inspired Ceramic Tourbillon Watch Limited Edition
H. Moser made a special watch inspired by Alpine racing cars.
It uses a dark gray ceramic case and bright blue parts inside.
The watch has no normal solid dial, so people can see much of its machinery.
A small spinning part called a tourbillon sits at six o’clock.
The movement can run for 72 hours after being fully wound.
The watch can handle water to a depth of 120 metres.
Its blue Alcantara strap looks like material used inside performance cars.
Only 100 watches will be made, and each costs $99,600.
H. Moser & Cie. created a 40mm Streamliner tourbillon with an anthracite-grey ceramic case and Alpine-blue mechanics.
The watch is the third result of H. Moser’s partnership with Alpine, which began in 2024.
Its automatic HMC 814 movement has 167 components, a gold rotor, two hairsprings and 72 hours of power reserve.
The watch is water-resistant to 120 metres and limited to 100 pieces priced at $99,600 each.
An Alpine-blue Alcantara strap strengthens the automotive theme, but the article criticizes the omission of the Streamliner’s ceramic integrated bracelet.
- Who
- H. Moser & Cie. and Alpine, with the project also connected to H. Moser chief executive Edouard Meylan.
- What
- The partners created the Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Ceramic Alpine Limited Edition, a limited-edition mechanical watch.
- When
- It is the third creation from a partnership that began in 2024.
- Where
- The watch was created by H. Moser & Cie., the Schaffhausen independent watchmaker.
- Why
- The design reflects Alpine-inspired lightness, exposed engineering and blue coloring while avoiding typical Formula One merchandise styling.
- Price
- $99,600
- Edition size
- 100 pieces
- Case
- 40mm anthracite-grey ceramic
- Water resistance
- 120 metres
- Movement
- Automatic HMC 814 with 167 components
- Power reserve
- 72 hours
- Strap
- Alpine-blue Alcantara with a blackened titanium buckle