The familiar Streamliner case remains unchanged in its fundamentals. Crafted from stainless steel, it measures 42.3mm in diameter and 14.2mm in thickness, featuring a cushion-shaped profile and flowing lines. There are no traditional lugs; instead, the integrated pink rubber strap seamlessly flows from the case, lending the watch an aerodynamic presence on the wrist. A screw-down crown is positioned at 4 o’clock, fitted with a pink rubber ring and engraved “M”, while rectangular chronograph pushers are at 2 and 10 o’clock. Water resistance is 200m.

The dial is fully skeletonised, exposing the chronograph’s mechanics from the front. Pink Globolight indices and matching hour and minute hands inject colour. The chronograph minutes and seconds are read centrally; there are no subdials. A tachymeter scale runs along the flange.

The watch is powered by Calibre HMC 700, developed with Agenhor and designed as an integrated flyback chronograph. The movement operates at 21,600 vibrations/hour and stores a minimum of 72 hours of power thanks to its double-barrel construction. Automatic winding is handled by a skeletonised tungsten rotor positioned between the movement and the dial. The chronograph uses a column wheel and a two-stage horizontal clutch with a micro-toothed friction wheel for smooth engagement and control. Finishing is contemporary, with anthracite grey bridges and Moser stripes.

The Streamliner Alpine Drivers Pink Edition is produced in a limited run of 50 pieces and delivered exclusively as part of a boxed set alongside the Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Pink Edition