Fresh off the Formula 1 circuit, Alpine team driver Pierre Gasly made an unexpected detour—this time not to the paddock, through the minimalist atelier of Moserland .
Famous for its minimalist dials and independent soul, the maison welcomed Gasly for an exclusive visit. As a lover of refined engineering and clean design, the French driver was visibly at home amidst the watchmakers, artisans, and master tourbillons.
During his visit, Gasly was treated to a private viewing of H. Moser’s 2025 novelties, revealing a bold yet cohesive direction for the brand. These are timepieces that speak to emotion, purity, and modernity—all traits the F1 driver resonates with.
The Streamliner range was born from a desire to create a fully integrated bracelet watch with high-performance mechanics. Gasly was shown several pieces from this modern icon line, including the Streamliner Flyback Chronograph Automatic, powered by the calibre HMC 907.
Introduced in 2024 and continued into 2025, the Endeavour POP Collection infuses the traditional Endeavour format with unexpected vibrancy. Featuring eye-catching dial colours, playful textures, and graphic contrasts, this line reflects a more expressive side of Moser.
Moser’s most expressive tourbillon to date, the Endeavour Tourbillon Concept POP takes the brand’s signature minimalist design and injects it with a burst of vibrant energy. Featuring the iconic flying one-minute tourbillon suspended above a vividly coloured fumé dial.
While the visit was private, sources close to the brand indicate Gasly was particularly drawn to the clean dial work of the Centre Seconds Concept and the sleek dynamics of the Streamliner. Given his background in high-performance engineering, his appreciation for Moser’s fusion of restraint and innovation came as no surprise.
At Moserland, Pierre Gasly encountered more than new watches—he discovered a brand aligned with the spirit of racing: focused, unconventional, and driven by excellence. Whether behind the wheel or behind a movement, precision remains the shared language.
Founded in 1828 and revived in the early 2000s, H. Moser & Cie. is a symbol of independent Swiss watchmaking. With in-house movements, daring designs, and a firm stance against mass conformity, the brand continues to redefine what it means to be “made in Switzerland.”
For more information, visit the official H. Moser & Cie. website.
