There are stories that unfold in crescendo. The Genesis trilogy is one of them. In 2022, H. Moser & Cie. broke new ground in the world of watchmaking with a radical project blending the physical, the digital, and the virtual: the Endeavour Centre Seconds Genesis, a timepiece at the crossroads of traditional horology and Web3. It was more a declaration of intent than a mere product.

Today, with the Streamliner Genesis 2, the Manufacture takes another path, the path of reality. Raw. Absolute. It trades speed for substance, rooting its vision in matter itself. The Streamliner Genesis 2 is not an echo; it is a breath. A pivotal piece, set between the first spark and the conclusion yet to come.

ACT I: THE FOUNDING SPARK
The Endeavour Centre Seconds Genesis was far more than a watch; it introduced a new language, a new way of telling the story of watchmaking. For the first time, a centuries-old brand crossed the digital mirror and reached into the world of Web3, turning this undefined territory into a true field of experimentation. The object carried a manifesto within it. Blockchain technology was no gimmick, but an authentication key ensuring transparency and traceability. The NFTs were not digital curiosities, they were an extension of the timepiece itself, a signature anchored in a world that most were still only observing from afar.

Launched in 2022, the Endeavour Centre Seconds Genesis made an impression. The industry took notice, the press relayed the story, and the public debated it. A polarizing creation, it divided opinion, yet above all, it opened a dialogue between two worlds that had long ignored each other. That audacity shaped its legend: a rare watch, now sought-after, and a symbol of the moment when tradition agreed to be disrupted.

ACT II: MATTER RECLAIMS ITS PLACE
If the Endeavour Centre Seconds Genesis looked toward the invisible networks of blockchain, the Streamliner Genesis 2, second chapter of the trilogy, anchors itself firmly in the tangible. It returns to the palpable, to what the hand can touch, to what the light can graze. It carries a quiet gravity, the kind possessed by objects that have nothing to prove yet much to say. Its steel cushion-shaped case, sculpted with precision, embraces the wrist with confidence. The integrated bracelet, with its fluid links, continues the signature codes and finishes of the Streamliner collection. On the dial, Vantablack^® devours light, absorbing 99.965% of it. This absolute black, the darkest material ever created, exalts the hour and minute hands topped with Globolight^® inserts. Their pixelated aspect echoes the bezel and crown of the first Genesis, now reinterpreted in a softer, more introspective register.

The pixelated crown, crafted in 3D-printed titanium, also recalls the 2022 model and its tactile beauty. Yet where the first Genesis opened a portal to the virtual, the Streamliner Genesis 2 translates that idea into physical form. It does not promise a parallel world — it anchors imagination in steel.

A RARE TRILOGY
The Genesis saga is not a sequence of models; it is a narrative conceived as a trilogy. The first act opened the breach, the second builds the structure, the third will close the circle. Owning a Genesis means owning a collector’s piece, while belonging to a rare community. Owning all three means gathering an entire story. Each chapter feeds on the one before it, without ever repeating it. Where the Endeavour Centre Seconds Genesis projected the brand into a digital future, the Streamliner Genesis 2 is a sculpture of the tangible present. Together, they create a narrative tension that will culminate in the third chapter, to be revealed in a year’s time: the synthesis of two worlds, the final piece of the triptych.

In the world of watchmaking, few collections are conceived not as product series but as dramatic works. Genesis is one of them. To preserve the intimate spirit of this trilogy, the Streamliner Genesis 2 will be available exclusively to the fifty owners of the Endeavour Centre Seconds Genesis, each of whom will have the privilege to extend this story to one person of their choice — a friend, a family member, a kindred spirit. An invitation, passed from hand to hand, to join the circle.

H. Moser & Cie.'s own and unique take on Haute Horlogerie. 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS – Streamliner genesis 2
Reference 6203-1200, steel model with 3D-printed pixelated titanium crown, Vantablack^® dial, integrated steel bracelet, limited edition of 100 pieces

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 sapphire crystal case-back
Screw-in 3D-printed pixelated titanium crown 
Water-resistant to 12 ATM

Dial
Vantablack^®
Pixelated hour and minute hands, with pixelated Globolight^® inserts

Movement
HMC 203 automatic calibre
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 18-carat gold oscillating weight, engraved
Power reserve: minimum of 3 days
Original Straumann^® hairspring
Anthracite finish with Moser double stripes
Partially skeletonised bridges 

Functions
Hours and minutes

Bracelet
Integrated steel bracelet 
Folding clasp with three steel blades, engraved with the Moser logo