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Following on from the Streamliner Centre Seconds Matrix Green model, nicknamed "Green Dragon" by the brand's fans, H. Moser & Cie. is adding a new colour to its catalogue, with the Streamliner Centre Seconds Smoked Salmon.
Focusing on the essential, this three-hand watch combines classic elegance with a vintage feel, providing a perfectly balanced aesthetic. This special edition will be available for one year only.
Inspired by and named after the first high-speed trains of the 1920s and 1930s, while reinterpreting their rounded curves, the Streamliner Centre Seconds features a 40.0 mm cushion-shaped steel case, which is water resistant to 12 ATM.
Its highly ergonomic design has no lugs on the case and a fully integrated steel bracelet. The case middle has hollowed and satin-finished forms on the sides, and alternating brushed and polished surfaces, in a nod to the traditional unusual shapes typical of Moser cases.
It is topped by a subtly domed sapphire crystal, echoed by the see-through case back. Extending these curves, the integrated steel bracelet is elegantly arced to follow the line of the wrist. Highly complex in construction, this bracelet has extremely fluid lines, based on organic forms.
All the links are articulated and feature a gentle wave combining a vertical brushed finish with polished surfaces. A true technical feat, this bracelet is a masterpiece of subtlety and sophistication, with flexibility to match.
To further elevate the steel of the case and the bracelet, H. Moser & Cie. has created a brand-new fumé dial called Smoked Salmon. This colour, a classic in Haute Horology, adds an exquisitely vintage touch to this model. Stunningly vivid, it passes through a broad spectrum of hues as the wrist moves, shifting from chocolate through to gold.
Along with a griffé finish found only on special editions (this model will be available for one year only), the dial constantly plays with light, moving from black to a surprising mirror effect. To display the hours and minutes, the three-dimensional hands made from two sections feature inserts with Globolight®, an innovative ceramic-based material containing Super-LumiNova®.
To those who say it does not look like salmon, Edouard Meylan, CEO of H. Moser & Cie. and seasoned fly fisher, says: "There is salmon and there is salmon. Our inspiration does not come from the traditional Atlantic salmon, or "Salmo salar" to give it its Latin name, but from its very rare cousin, the "Oncorhynchus kisutch". Allowed to mature in total freedom and massaged each day by specialists using an oil infused with aromatic herbs picked from the slopes of the Himalayas, this species only eats crustaceans that have been pre-digested by pink flamingos. Each individual fish is smoked using a secret recipe made using Scottish whisky. This is what gives the flesh this exceptional colour, and is the inspiration behind our new dial."
Bringing the Streamliner Centre Seconds Smoked Salmon model to life is the HMC 200automatic calibre, which is designed, developed and produced entirely in-house. It is equipped with a regulating organ manufactured by Precision Engineering AG, the sister company of H. Moser & Cie.
Decorated with the famous Moser double stripes, the HMC 200calibre houses a large, engraved, solid gold oscillating weight, and guarantees a minimum three-day power reserve.
H. Moser & Cie.'s own and unique take on Haute Horlogerie.
Case Steel topped by a slightly domed sapphire crystal Diameter: 40.0 mm Height without sapphire crystal: 10.3 mm; Height with sapphire crystal: 12.1 mm See-through case-back Screw-in crown adorned with an "M" Water-resistant to 12 ATM Dial Smoked Salmon griffé H. Moser & Cie. logo in transparent lacquer Applique indexes Hour and minute hands with Globolight® inserts Movement Automatic calibre HMC 200 Diameter: 32.0 mm or 14 1/4 lignes Height: 5.5 mm Frequency: 21,600 Vib/h 27 jewels Automatic bi-directional pawl winding system Solid 18K gold oscillating weight engraved with the H. Moser hallmark Power reserve: minimum of 3 days Original Straumann® hairspring Finish with Moser stripes Functions Hours and minutes Central seconds Bracelet Integrated steel bracelet Folding clasp with three steel blades, engraved with the Moser logo 🔴 Price: VAT for CHF 75,000 💰 ---------------------------------------------- Press release- 2023 ---------------------------------------------- H. MOSER & CIE. MOSER SCHAFFHAUSEN AG Rundbuckstrasse 10 CH-8212 Neuhausen am Rheinfall Switzerland TEL. +41 52 674 0050 FAX +41 52 674 0055 E-MAIL info@h-moser.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------- www.facebook.com - Moser Watches
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Click, to see the large size. ▶ BIG FOTO Panerai has a legendary history which started in 1860 in Florence. A history of pioneering innovations since the luminous paste patented by Panerai in 1916, with the name Radiomir.
Watches & Wonders 2023 brings new complications for Panerai and
its legendary Radiomir collection, a new interpretation of the Panerai
California Dial, a contemporary reinterpretation in tribute to its
legendary Radiomir Collection and a contemporary Radiomir Quaranta in
Goldtech™.
RadiomirAnnual Calendar The origins where it all began
For over a century, the Panerai
family legacy has been intertwined with precision instruments made to
accompany the Italian military in their exploits. Commissioned by the
Royal Italian Navy to supply high-precision instruments, it was Guido
Panerai’s Radiomir – a radiumbased substance that illuminates for
visibility in the dark – that began it all when it was patented in 1916.
An archival receipt shows that the Radiomir prototype was presented
in 1935, and over the years, the sandwich construction has been
progressively adjusted and is currently made of only two superimposed
plates. Other improvements include the crown-protecting device, and a
new luminous substance, the Luminor. A watch produced strictly for the
military, the forces used it until the early 1970s, with its designs
protected by military secrets.
Officine Panerai leaped into the commercial watch market in 1992,
launching three collections of ten references in limited editions – the
44 mm Luminor and Luminor Marina watches and the 42 mm Mare Nostrum
chronograph, which were presented on 10 September1993 at the La Spezia
military harbor in the presence of Duke Amedeo D’Aosta, son of Sir
Aimone di Savoia, the then supreme head of the Italian diving
department. Radiomir was only made public in 1997 when the Vendome Group
– today Richemont Group – acquired Panerai, introducing the first
Vendome special edition in sixty pieces – the PAM 21 model in a platinum
version.
The acquisition advanced Panerai’s history into contemporary
developments from the reopening of the historic boutique in Piazza San
Giovanni to the establishment of the Panerai Manufacture in Neuchâtel
where fine Swiss watchmaking meet innovation driven by an Italian soul.
With a century of innovative instruments developed for performance in
response to evolving technical needs, Panerai projects into the future
via research, strategic partnerships, sustainability, and empowering
modern heroes.
These initiatives include eSteel™, a next-generation metal obtained
from pre-consumer recycled steel scraps (up to 95%) coming from
different industries, preferably from Swiss watchmaking industry, whose
production significantly reduces CO2 emissions, and a partnership with
the IOC-UNESCO to develop solutions with the aim of building a more
sustainable, equitable society.
A ground-breaking first for the Annual Calendarcomplication
Seconds, minutes, hours, days, and now, each month of the year – the
intricate time-telling elements that form a precious new in-house
movement for Panerai, the Annual Calendar. Developed specifically for
the Radiomir collection it is the first annual calendar complication of
Panerai.
Even if the Annual Calendar is notoriously a sophisticated
complication, Panerai has always been famous for developing movements
with a clear and immediate readability. In fact, the dial clearly allows
to display the complete information needed. Date is displayed at 3
o’clock with the day & the date through two dials openings. The
current month is displayed on an external moving disc, indicated by a
fix arow at 3 o’clock. Every month change, a cam in the movement allows
the turning disc in one go, making the information change
instantaneously.
Moreover, change from 30-day and 31-day months is done automatically
by the mechanism. A setting must be done only once a year, at the end of
February.
Always taking care of the easy readability and functionality, after
setting the month and the date, a corrector on the left side of the case
allows to change the day click by click.
Powered by the automatic P.9010/AC caliber, the Annual Calendar is an
automatic movement reflecting Panerai’s DNA in crafting complications
in addition to their Italian style and flair, with Swiss watchmaking
expertise.
A sapphire crystal open-back case showcases a fascinating
complication while the sandwich dial features distinguishing codes of
the Maison – the months, days, and the name of the complication,
Calendario Annuale, are written in Italian.
Emblematic Radiomir details shape its design, its cushion-shaped
case, signature gradient sunbrushed sandwich dial filled with
Super-Luminova® cone-shaped crown, and a 45mm case.
Panerai’s spirit in the quest for technical innovation pairs this new
movement with cases crafted from its innovative materials. PAM01363,
with a sun-brushed blue shaded dial that transitions from a light center
to a darker gradient at the edges and a blue hand-dyed matt alligator
strap, is set in a 45mm Goldtech™ case. Panerai Goldtech™ is a gold
material developed for the first time by Panerai, including a
combination of platinum and copper, giving an intense red appearance.
A complication as remarkable as the heritage it embodies, the Annual
Calendar finds its appeal among connoisseurs who look for the finest
details and are curious about watches to tell time and seek pleasure in
aesthetics and authenticity. Reaffirming its Italian roots, Panerai
introduces the Experience edition, PAM01432, the third reference of the
collection where the purchase of the timepiece will allow clients to
participate in an unexpected experience to immerse in the values of the
Maison.
The Experience edition features a sunbrushed burgundy shaded
dial, a black hand-dyed matte alligator strap and is set in a 45mm
Platinumtech™ case. Every owner of this timepiece will be invited to
participate in an extraordinary journey to the Eternal City, Rome, the
capital of Italy. The experience will immerse participants in the
essence of the brand through events that combine artisanal know-how,
culture and tours of historical sites.
All two references feature Panerai’s adjustable BDR buckle – PAM01363
buckle in Panerai Goldtech™ and PAM01432 in white gold – matched to the
timepiece’s case for ease of wear, added security, and as an elegant
finishing touch to protect the complication. The Annual Calendar
collection is a boutique exclusive.
The Annual Calendar collection is a boutique exclusive.
Radiomir California First ever 45mm size for the California Dial
As part of the Radiomir family, Panerai introduces an exciting
timepiece featuring neverbefore-seen details from the Maison. The
Radiomir California PAM01349 is the first time ever that a California
dial is crafted in 45mm, historically always produced in 47mm, while its
color in green makes the watch a collector’s worthy piece.
Inspired by Ref 3646 from the archives of the Maison, the PaneraiCalifornia Dial is characterised by alternating Roman and Arabic
numerals, bar indexes, and a minute track. The hours 10, 11, 1, and 2
are marked with Roman numerals, while those for hours 4, 5, 7, and 8 are
marked with Arabic numerals, resulting in a dial where every half is
distinguished by the two different types of numerals.
With a case set in Brunito eSteel™- a brand-new finishing and
first-ever in the history of Panerai, the timepiece showcases a
characteristic antiquated look, accentuating its appeal to watch
connoisseurs in search of authenticity and storied timepieces.
Every case is hand-finished one by one to create a seasoned look,
giving each watch a unique character. The intently weathered effect of
the eSteel™ case, created via PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition), is
paired with a cushion-shaped 45mm case, slim wire lugs, and a hollowed
green dial featuring a shaded texturized creativity.
The Super-LumiNova®
highlights the iconic California indexes in beige, illuminating in
green when in the dark, while the vintage appeal of the dial is
accentuated with metallic blue hands and a domed sapphire crystal
reminiscent of the Plexiglas® crystal used in the early versions of the
Radiomir developed for the Italian military. The watch also has a
cone-shaped crown, a design that distinguishes the Radiomir collection
from other Panerai timepieces.
PAM01349 comes with a supple calf leather raw cut strap with 3 points
seams in dark brown with contrast stitching. The strap features a
detail that is exclusive only to this timepiece, a hot printed
inscription of ‘G. Panerai e Figlio’, the exact same phrase found on the
signage of the original Panerai workshop in Florence.
The hand-wound P.5000 calibre powers the Radiomir California and
features an eight-day power reserve, a long power reserve used
historically by Panerai. The iconic 8 days movement is visible thanks to
the open case-back in sapphire crystal.
A distinctive element and DNA
of the brand, the long power reserve was vital for the Panerai pieces
used by underwater commandos of the Italian Navy, guaranteeing
reliability even in the most extreme conditions of use.
The Radiomir California Dial is exclusively available in Panerai boutiques
An absolute homage to the original Radiomir and its enduring legacy
in shaping modern Panerai interpretations, the new Radiomir Otto Giorni
references feature strong vintage aesthetics that expounds on its retro
spirit. Showcasing a characteristic antiquated look, it is inspired by
the very first Radiomir prototype in 1935 which measured 47mm in
diameter.
The 1935 model’s entirely new dimensions of its time and
design were conceived by the need for excellent readability in often
murky waters near military ports. Its robustness, water resistance, and
ease of reading sealed it as the sought-after instrument across
different military units for various missions.
To fulfil the
ever-demanding military requirements, the Panerai family continuously
improved on the original model introducing elements that include the now
iconic sandwich dial to make the hour markers and numerals even more
legible and luminescent.
The new Radiomir Otto Giorni continues this legacy accentuating its
appeal to watch connoisseurs in search of authenticity and storied
timepieces. Every Radiomir Otto Giorni eSteel™ case is hand-finished one
by one to create a seasoned look, giving each watch a unique character.
The intently weathered effect of the eSteel™ case, created via PVD
(Physical Vapor Deposition), is paired with defining elements of the
original Radiomir created for the Royal Italian Navy – cushion-shaped
case, slim wire lugs, and signature sandwich dial.
The Super-LumiNova®
dial features a small seconds display at 9 o’clock, the case has an open
back, and the sapphire glass crystal is domed, reminiscent of the
Plexiglass® crystal of the past. The watch also has a cone-shaped crown,
a design that distinguishes the Radiomir collection from other Panerai
timepieces.
PAM01347 has a grainy-shaded dark brown dial and PAM01348 in blue.
All the dials transition from a light center to a darker gradient at the
edges to give depth to its grainy appearance. The Radiomir Otto Giorni
’s distinctive grainy dials are an ode to the historic Radiomir watches
that evolved in colors and appearance over time because of the
anodization process of some historic dials made from aluminium.
The hand-wound P.5000 calibre powers the Radiomir Otto Giorni and
features an eight-day power reserve, a long power reserve used
historically by Panerai. The iconic 8days movement is visible thanks to
the open case-back in sapphire crystal. A distinctive element and DNA
of the brand, the long power reserve was vital for the Panerai pieces
used by underwater commandos of the Italian Navy, guaranteeing
reliability even in the most extreme conditions of use.
The dial with
the term 8 giorni brevettato decal at hour 3 pays homage to Panerai’s
roots of 1956 watches, where this graphic inscription comes to life for
the first time on the Egiziano model.
The two Radiomir Otto Giorni references are available exclusively in Panerai boutiques.
Radiomir Quaranta in Goldtech™ A versatile and understated silhouette shines in Panerai’s Goldtech™
The contemporary and most versatile of Radiomir interpretations,
Radiomir Quaranta, now comes in Panerai Goldtech™ material, expressing
the spirit of its original precision through its continuing innovative
pursuits.
Debuting at Watches & Wonders 2023 in Geneva, the Radiomir
Quaranta Goldtech™ is set in a polished Goldtech™ case (PAM01026),
matched with a white sun-brushed dial and a matt brown alligator strap.
Panerai Goldtech™ is a gold material developed for the first time by
Panerai including a combination of platinum and copper donating an
intense red appearance.
A faithful homage to where it all began, Radiomir Quaranta, is the
contemporary interpretation of the Maison’s first-ever watch bringing
the look of the legendary navy divers of the 1940s to discerning watch
lovers of the modern century. Pared down yet commanding in presence,
Radiomir Quaranta features elements distinctly linked to its origins,
appealing to connoisseurs who identify with the brand’s history and
expertise. Iconic details and precision are reinvented in a collection
expressing the discreet Italian elegance of the Maison’s roots, where
culture meets its esteemed technical instrument-making expertise.
Quaranta, forty in Italian, stands for the 40mm case size that
defines the collection’s essence – a contemporary adaptation of the 47mm
size of the original Radiomir edition made some eight decades ago.
Measuring 10.15mm in thickness, the watch’s case is the slimmest in the
entire Panerai’s range, proposing a versatile silhouette for all genders
and occasions. Radiomir Quaranta Goldtech™ features a cone-shaped crown
– a distinguishing element of the Radiomir collection – and paired with
its matte alligator strap, exudes understated and relaxed luxury to
match modern lifestyles.
Every detail embodies the contemporary spirit of the watch; the
iconic cushion-shaped case, the white sun-brushed sandwich dial features
indexes and numerals only at twelve and six o’clock and reflects light
rays with the movement of the wearer, while the beige Super- Luminova®
illuminates in green in the dark. The strap is interchangeable from
Panerai’s extensive range of colors, and finishes, including calf for a
casual look and shiny alligator versions in a multitude of bright shades
for women. Available for purchase separately, the wide selections allow
wearers to style the Radiomir Quaranta Goldtech™ for every mood and
occasion.
Technical details include the P.900 calibre, a 4.2mm thick
next-generation automatic movement, the first of its size from Panerai
to combine the date and three days of power reserve, water-resistance to
3 bar (~30 metres), which will soon also be available up to 5 bar (~50
metres), and a Panerai Goldtech™ buckle.
Created by Panerai,
15 ½ lignes, 4.5 mm thick, 21 jewels,
Glucydur® balance, 21,600
alternations/hour. Incabloc Parechoc® anti-shock device. Two barrels. 146 components. Power Reserve: 8 dayss.
Functions: Hours, Minutes, Small Seconds Case
Diameter 45mm, Brunito eSteel™. Brunito eSteel™ bazel. See through sapphire crystal and Brunito eSteel™ caseback. Sapphire crystal formed of corundum Waterproof: 10 bar (~100 metres) Dial
Degradé blue with luminous Arabic numerals and hour markers.
Created by Panerai,
15 ½ lignes, 4.5 mm thick, 21 jewels,
Glucydur® balance, 21,600
alternations/hour. Incabloc Parechoc® anti-shock device. Two barrels. 146 components. Power Reserve: 8 days Functions: Hours, Minutes, Small Seconds Case
Diameter 45mm, Brunito eSteel™. Brunito eSteel™ bazel. See through sapphire crystal and Brunito eSteel™ caseback. Sapphire crystal formed of corundum Waterproof: 10 bar (~100 metres) Dial
Degradé Brown with luminous Arabic numerals and hour markers.