The Streamliner Alpine Drivers Edition and Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition represent the latest chapter in the collaboration between H. Moser & Cie. and Alpine Motorsports, a partnership that seeks to transcend the customary boundaries of watch and automotive alliances. Rather than relying on superficial branding exercises, this collaboration is rooted in a shared commitment to engineering rigour, technical innovation, and the pursuit of precision, both on the wrist and on the racetrack. Each model, developed for distinct but complementary purposes, embodies a synthesis of horological tradition and contemporary technological advancement, reflecting the evolving needs of drivers and mechanics within the high-stakes environment of Formula 1 and endurance racing.
History of the H. Moser & Cie. and Alpine Collaboration
Founded in 1828 by Heinrich Moser, H. Moser & Cie. has established itself as an independent Swiss watchmaker with a reputation for technical mastery and in-house innovation. The brand’s integration with Precision Engineering AG has enabled it to develop a wide range of proprietary calibres and components, reinforcing its standing within the horological community. Alpine Motorsports, meanwhile, is synonymous with French engineering excellence and competitive spirit, particularly within Formula 1 and endurance racing.
The partnership between H. Moser & Cie. and Alpine commenced in 2024, driven by a mutual desire to explore the intersection of mechanical excellence and motorsport performance. The collaboration’s inaugural offering was the Streamliner Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Alpine, which set the stage for a more ambitious project: the development of watches not only inspired by motorsport but designed as functional instruments for those at the heart of the racing world. The Streamliner Alpine Drivers Edition and Mechanics Edition, launched in 2025, are the first fruits of this technical alliance, each conceived through direct dialogue with Alpine’s drivers and engineering teams.
Streamliner Alpine Drivers Edition
The dial of the Streamliner Alpine Drivers Edition is fully skeletonised, offering an unobstructed view of the underlying mechanics. This design is a direct response to input from Alpine’s drivers, who sought a timepiece that would mirror the stripped-back, performance-driven ethos of their single-seaters. The dial’s architecture is defined by two prominent V-shaped bridges, a deliberate reference to the triangulated suspension arms found in Formula 1 cars. The central bridge is shaped to evoke a driver’s helmet, reinforcing the watch’s thematic alignment with motorsport.
The hands are finished in blue and white, with Globolight® inserts for enhanced legibility. A minute track encircles the dial, providing precise readings for both elapsed seconds and minutes, while a tachymeter scale is positioned on the flange. Notably, the chronograph display eschews traditional subdials in favour of a centralised layout, with both elapsed minutes and seconds indicated by centrally mounted hands. This approach prioritises clarity and rapid information retrieval, essential in the context of competitive racing.
Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition
The dial of the Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition is a hybrid construction that integrates both analogue and digital elements. At rest, the watch presents a discreet, black sapphire screen, which remains inactive until engaged. Upon activation, the digital display illuminates to reveal a suite of functions, including a split-seconds chronograph, perpetual calendar, GMT with country selector, and a dedicated F1 mode with race countdowns and team notifications.
A small, domed Funky Blue fumé dial is positioned at 12 o’clock, displaying the time via traditional hands and indices filled with Super-LumiNova®. This analogue subdial is overlaid with the H. Moser & Cie. logo in transparent lacquer, maintaining a visual link to the brand’s heritage. The juxtaposition of digital and mechanical display elements is intended to facilitate rapid access to mission-critical data while retaining the aesthetic codes of traditional horology.
Agenhor Craftsmanship – Streamliner Alpine Drivers Edition
At the heart of the Streamliner Alpine Drivers Edition lies the HMC 700 calibre, developed in partnership with Agenhor. This self-winding, skeletonised chronograph movement is a technical showcase, comprising 434 components and 55 jewels. The movement measures 34.4 mm in diameter and 7.3 mm in height, with a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour. It is equipped with a bi-directional winding system and a skeletonised tungsten oscillating weight, which is visible from the dial side and echoes the design of the Alpine A110 wheel rim.
The chronograph mechanism is engineered for precision and reliability, utilising a column wheel and a two-stage system with a horizontal clutch. The clutch features a friction wheel with micro-teeth, designed to minimise engagement shocks and ensure smooth operation. The inclusion of a tulip yoke enables precise actuation of the chronograph, while the flyback function allows for instantaneous restarting, an essential feature in the context of motorsport timing. The movement’s bridges and main plate are finished in anthracite grey rhodium-plating and adorned with Moser stripes set at a 45-degree angle, underscoring the attention to detail characteristic of Agenhor’s approach to movement architecture.
Hybrid movement in the Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition
The Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition is powered by the Calibre DI0, developed in collaboration with Sequent. This connected movement is distinguished by its hybrid nature, combining traditional analogue timekeeping with a digital module. The movement measures 32.5 mm by 33.9 mm and is 6.9 mm thick. It operates at a frequency of 32,768 vibrations per second, delivering an accuracy of ±0.3 seconds per day.
The digital module is responsible for a range of functions, including a 1/100th-second chronograph, perpetual calendar, and race mode with real-time alerts. The watch is compatible with both iOS and Android devices, synchronising via Bluetooth Low Energy 5.3. The power reserve is calibrated for longevity, offering up to 12 months of autonomy in time-only mode or sufficient capacity for six Grand Prix weekends when the digital display is continuously active. The movement comprises 186 components, and its construction is tailored to withstand the rigours of the pit lane environment.
Case Design, Lightness, and Wearability
Streamliner Alpine Drivers Edition
The case of the Streamliner Alpine Drivers Edition is crafted from stainless steel with a blue PVD treatment, measuring 42.3 mm in diameter and 14.2 mm in height. The cushion-shaped form, a hallmark of the Streamliner collection, is designed for ergonomic wear and visual continuity. The integrated white rubber strap merges seamlessly with the case, ensuring a streamlined silhouette and enhancing comfort on the wrist. The slightly domed sapphire crystal provides both durability and clarity, while the caseback is fitted with a sapphire window to showcase the movement. The watch is water-resistant to 12 ATM, and the chronograph pushers are positioned at 10 and 2 o’clock for intuitive operation. The screw-in crown, set at 4 o’clock and accented with a white rubber ring, further contributes to the watch’s functional design.
Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition
The Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition utilises a steel case with blue composite elements, measuring 42.6 mm in diameter and 14.4 mm in height. The case construction prioritises robustness and ease of use, with push-buttons at 2, 3, and 4 o’clock, and a dedicated SYNC button at 9 o’clock for rapid engagement of race mode. The integrated blue rubber strap and steel pin buckle ensure secure and comfortable wear, while the slightly domed sapphire crystal enhances legibility and scratch resistance. The case is water-resistant to 12 ATM, supporting the demands of a high-intensity working environment.
Both models are engineered to balance substantial wrist presence with comfort, leveraging integrated straps and carefully contoured case profiles to ensure that the watches remain easy to wear for extended periods, whether in the cockpit, the pit lane, or daily life.
Technical Evolution and the Future of the Collaboration
The Streamliner Alpine Drivers Edition and Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition are the result of a collaboration that prioritises technical substance and functional innovation. Each model addresses the specific requirements of its intended user, from the mechanical purity and legibility demanded by drivers to the connected functionality and durability required by mechanics and engineers. The partnership between H. Moser & Cie. and Alpine is positioned as an ongoing endeavour, with these two watches representing the initial phase of a broader programme of technical co-development. The continuous evolution of this collaboration is reflected in the integration of advanced movement architecture, hybrid display technologies, and ergonomic case design, signalling a commitment to redefining the possibilities at the intersection of horology and motorsport.
Streamliner Alpine Drivers Edition Technical Specification
Reference 6700-1200, steel model with blue PVD treatment, skeleton dial, integrated white rubber strap, limited edition of 200 pieces – CHF 59 000
Functions
- Hours and minutes
- Chronograph with central display and indication of the elapsed minutes and seconds
- Flyback on the minutes and seconds
- Automatic
Movement
- Calibre HMC 700 developed with AGENHOR for H. Moser & Cie., fully skeletonised self-winding movement
- Diameter: 34.4 mm or 151/4 lignes
- Height: 7.3 mm
- Frequency: 21,600 vibrations/hour
- Bi-directional winding
- Skeletonised tungsten oscillating weight, positioned between the movement and the dial
- Double barrel
- Column wheel chronograph
- Two-stage chronograph mechanism
- Horizontal clutch with friction wheel; smooth wheel equipped with micro-teeth to avoid any issues when the teeth intermesh and reduce unwanted jerks when starting the chronograph
- Tulip yoke allowing the chronograph to be triggered or released
- 434 components
- 55 jewels
- Power reserve: minimum 72 hours
- Bridges and main plate with anthracite grey rhodium-plating; Moser stripes angled at 45°
Case
- Steel with a blue PVD treatment, topped by a slightly domed sapphire crystal
- Diameter: 42.3 mm
- Height: 14.2 mm
- Chronograph push-buttons at 10 and 2 o’clock
- Screw-in crown at 4 o’clock, decorated with an engraved “M”, with white rubber ring
- See-through case-back
- Water-resistant to 12 ATM
Dial
- Fully skeletonised
- Blue hour and minute hands with Globolight® inserts
- Minute track for the elapsed seconds and minutes
- Tachymeter on the flange
Strap
- Integrated white rubber strap
- Steel pin buckle with blue PVD treatment, engraved with the Moser logo
Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition Technical Specification
Reference 6DI0-1200, steel model, Funky Blue fumé dial, integrated blue rubber strap, limited edition of 500 pieces
Functions
- Hours and minutes
- GMT with country selector
- Chronograph displaying 1/100th of a second
- Perpetual calendar
- Race mode with indications:
- Upcoming races
- Countdown to the races
- Specific Team alerts and messages
Movement
- Calibre DI0 developed with SEQUENT for H. Moser & Cie, connected movement.
- Width: 32.50 mm; Length: 33.90 mm
- Height: 6.90 mm
- Frequency: 32,768 vibrations/second
- Accuracy: ±0.3 seconds per day
- 186 components
- Power reserve: 9000 hours (12 months) for time indication/6 GP of 1 hour with continuously lit digital display
- “Magic” digital display at 6 o’clock
- Vibrations
- Display: Hours and minutes (analogue) + digital functions (via connected module)
- Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE 5.3)
- iOS & Android compatible
Case
- Steel with blue composite, topped by a slightly domed sapphire crystal
- Diameter: 42.6 mm
- Height: 14.4 mm
- Push-buttons at 2, 3 and 4 o’clock
- SYNC push-button at 9 o’clock for race mode.
- Sapphire crystal case-back with Moser emblem
- Water-resistant to 12 ATM
Dial
- Sapphire dial with digital display
- Small Funky Blue fumé dial at 12 o’clock with H. Moser & Cie. logo in transparent lacquer
- Super-LumiNova® ceramic indices
- Super-LumiNova®-filled hands
Strap
- Integrated blue rubber strap
- Steel pin buckle, engraved with the Moser logo
H. MOSER & CIE.
H. Moser & Cie. was created by Heinrich Moser in 1828. Based in Neuhausen am Rheinfall, it currently employs 120 people, has developed 20 in-house calibres to date and produces around 4,000 watches per annum. Through its sister company Precision Engineering AG (PEAG), H. Moser & Cie. manufactures parts such as regulating organs and balance-springs, which are used for its own production as well as to supply its partner companies. Independent company incorporated into Moser Watch Holding in 2012, Precision Engineering AG specialises in watch components for escapements, from their initial design to the production of a quality product ready to be integrated into the watch movement it must regulate. H. Moser & Cie. is honoured to have a Moser family member with the company as Honorary Chairman and President of the Heinrich and Henri Moser Foundation. The aim of the Moser Foundation, created by one of Heinrich Moser’s descendants, is to keep the family history alive and seek out antique pieces for the Moser Museum, located in Charlottenfels Manor, Heinrich Moser’s family home. With its substantial watchmaking expertise and highly acclaimed experience in the sector, MELB Holding holds shares in H. Moser & Cie., Hautlence and Agenhor SA. MELB Holding is an independent family group, based in the heart of the legendary Vallée de Joux.