Praised for its sophistication and understatement, the collection articulated a clear vision of private luxury discreet, personal and enduring.
The TONDA PF language is defined by architectural clarity: balanced volumes, controlled proportions and a disciplined reduction to the essential. Nothing is ornamental. Nothing is superfluous. This rigour allows the collection to remain contemporary without chasing novelty, echoing the evolution of modern elegance itself.
Today, the TONDA PF Micro-Rotor No Date is introduced in Agave Blue through two distinct models: one crafted in stainless steel, the other in rose gold.
A split-seconds chronograph stated with remarkable control. The Agave Blue dial, crafted in hand-hammered 18-carat white gold, reveals a living, tactile surface, where light is caught, softened and continuously transformed by the rhythm of each artisan’s gesture.
Set in platinum and framed by the Toric knurled bezel, echoed by a similarly knurled case back, the piece asserts the architectural identity of the collection. Inside, a hand-wound manufacture movement in solid 18-carat rose gold, featuring an integrated split-seconds chronograph, combines high-frequency performance with refined execution.
Limited to 30 pieces, individually numbered from 1 to 30. Available individually, or as part of the TORIC Anniversary Trilogy, for a limited number of collectors.
A perpetual calendar expressed with composure rather than display. The dial, crafted in hand-hammered 18-carat rose gold, reveals a living, tactile surface, where light is caught, softened and continuously transformed by the rhythm of each artisan’s gesture. It concentrates the indications across two coaxial sub-dials, preserving legibility and the purity of the composition.
The precious-metal case, defined by the Toric knurled bezel, echoed by a similarly knurled case back, frames the complication with discretion. Inside, a hand-wound manufacture calibre built around solid 18-carat rose-gold bridges translates mechanical complexity into order and clarity.
Limited to 30 pieces, individually numbered from 1 to 30. Available individually, or as part of the TORIC Anniversary Trilogy, for a limited number of collectors.
A distilled expression of Parmigiani Fleurier watchmaking. The Morning Blue dial, crafted in hand-hammered 18-carat white gold, reveals a living, tactile surface, where light is caught, softened and continuously transformed by the rhythm of each artisan’s gesture. The timepiece is housed in a platinum case with a finely knurled bezel, echoed by a similarly knurled case back, one of the most distinctive architectural signatures of the TORIC collection.
Inside, a hand-wound manufacture movement built around solid 18-carat rose-gold bridges underscores the Maison’s commitment to proportion, material truth and refined finishing.
Limited to 30 pieces, individually numbered from 1 to 30. Available individually, or as part of the TORIC Anniversary Trilogy, for a limited number of collectors.
Presenting two new Streamliners with two hands in a more compact format, H. Moser & Cie. sets out to explore uncharted territory: that of the small mechanical diameter, conceived not as a compromise but as an achievement. Two watches, two sizes – 34 mm and 28 mm – both with the same ambition: to focus on the essentials, revising the proportions for slimmer wrists without ever compromising on quality.
Presenting two new Streamliners with two hands in a more compact format, H. Moser & Cie. sets out to explore uncharted territory: that of the small mechanical diameter, conceived not as a compromise but as an achievement. Two watches, two sizes – 34 mm and 28 mm – both with the same ambition: to focus on the essentials, revising the proportions for slimmer wrists without ever compromising on quality.
The Streamliner Pump is offered in two versions, each limited to 250 pieces. Its case is crafted from a material rarely seen in watchmaking: forged quartz fibre. Purer and whiter than glass fibre and resistant to UV exposure, quartz fibre can be coloured, offering a level of aesthetic freedom that carbon does not allow. Cut into segments, placed in a mould and compressed, it is combined with injected resin before undergoing two successive curing cycles. This process gives rise to matte cases with a unique moiré pattern — no two are alike. Inside, an internal titanium “sarcophagus” acts as a protective exoskeleton: it shields the movement, ensures water resistance to 10 ATM, and secures the integrated rubber strap.
The Streamliner Pump is offered in two versions, each limited to 250 pieces. Its case is crafted from a material rarely seen in watchmaking: forged quartz fibre. Purer and whiter than glass fibre and resistant to UV exposure, quartz fibre can be coloured, offering a level of aesthetic freedom that carbon does not allow. Cut into segments, placed in a mould and compressed, it is combined with injected resin before undergoing two successive curing cycles. This process gives rise to matte cases with a unique moiré pattern — no two are alike. Inside, an internal titanium “sarcophagus” acts as a protective exoskeleton: it shields the movement, ensures water resistance to 10 ATM, and secures the integrated rubber strap.
To celebrate the start of the 2026 Formula 1 season, H. Moser & Cie. is thrilled to unveil the Pink edition of the Streamliner Alpine Drivers and Mechanics Edition with BWT Alpine Formula One Team. In contrast to the dominant blue colour of the first model, these new Streamliner Alpine Drivers and Mechanics Editions are dressed in pink in tribute to BWT Alpine Formula One Team’s bold 2026 livery, as a limited edition of 50 sets. Because performance and personality can (and should) coexist. And honestly, who doesn’t love pink?
And yes, there’s the colour. For this latest edition of the duo, H. Moser & Cie. couldn’t resist giving them a fresh look to match Alpine’s 2026 livery, complete with integrated pink rubber straps. Because while some wear pink only on Wednesdays, at H. Moser & Cie., it’s all day, every day. The Streamliner Alpine Drivers Pink Edition and the Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Pink Edition are sold together in an exclusive presentation case, limited to just 50 pieces. The connected model can also be purchased separately by lucky owners of the Streamliner Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Alpine in blue or pink, the limited series created in 2024.
This duo marks another chapter in a long series of collaborative projects with Alpine Motorsports. In that spirit, H. Moser & Cie. wishes BWT Alpine Formula One Team every success for the new season.
To celebrate the start of the 2026 Formula 1 season, H. Moser & Cie. is thrilled to unveil the Pink edition of the Streamliner Alpine Drivers and Mechanics Edition with BWT Alpine Formula One Team. In contrast to the dominant blue colour of the first model, these new Streamliner Alpine Drivers and Mechanics Editions are dressed in pink in tribute to BWT Alpine Formula One Team’s bold 2026 livery, as a limited edition of 50 sets. Because performance and personality can (and should) coexist. And honestly, who doesn’t love pink?
And yes, there’s the colour. For this latest edition of the duo, H. Moser & Cie. couldn’t resist giving them a fresh look to match Alpine’s 2026 livery, complete with integrated pink rubber straps. Because while some wear pink only on Wednesdays, at H. Moser & Cie., it’s all day, every day. The Streamliner Alpine Drivers Pink Edition and the Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Pink Edition are sold together in an exclusive presentation case, limited to just 50 pieces. The connected model can also be purchased separately by lucky owners of the Streamliner Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Alpine in blue or pink, the limited series created in 2024.
This duo marks another chapter in a long series of collaborative projects with Alpine Motorsports. In that spirit, H. Moser & Cie. wishes BWT Alpine Formula One Team every success for the new season.
