Bracelet
Streamliner integrated bracelet
ProbableA fully integrated bracelet built from an unusually large number of small links, giving articulation and drape well beyond the norm for the integrated-bracelet genre. Expensive to manufacture, and the first thing a copy simplifies.
Part reference
- Brand
- H. Moser & Cie.
- Material
- Stainless steel
- Introduced
- 2020
Documented variations
Classification
FactoryDocumented as shipped from the factory for this reference and period.PeriodNot original to this watch, but correct for its production period.ServiceFitted by the manufacturer's own service network. Not a defect.AftermarketThird-party part. Affects originality, not authenticity.ModifiedGenuine parts in a configuration the factory did not sell. Affects originality and value, not authenticity.CounterfeitDeceptive reproduction intended to pass as genuine.UnknownEvidence on file does not settle the question.Fine articulation with correct drape
FactoryProbableWhole production
Many small links, following the wrist closely. The behaviour is as informative as the appearance: a correctly articulated bracelet falls; a simplified one sits.
Fewer, larger links
CounterfeitProbableWhole production
The economy a counterfeiter makes. Approximately right in a photograph and wrong on the wrist, where it behaves stiffly. Count the links and handle the bracelet.
Documented on these references
- H. Moser & Cie. StreamlinerFactory
Whole production
Count the links and feel the drape.
Provenance of this record
Sources & Evidence
Specialist coverage of H. Moser & Cie., the fumé dials and the modular escapement
Established horological publications
- Accessed
- 2026-08-19
Cited for
Last verified: Not yet reviewed