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H Moser & Cie and Reebok Collaborate on Streamliner Pump Watch

other · 2026-05-02

H Moser & Cie has introduced the Streamliner Pump, a timepiece that incorporates the inflatable technology of the renowned Reebok Pump sneaker into its winding mechanism. This partnership initiated in 2023 when Authentic Brands Group, which took over Reebok in 2022, reached out to the watchmaker. Initially, Co-CEO Bertrand Meylan was skeptical but later reminisced about his Reebok Pumps from three decades prior. The original Reebok Pump debuted in 1989 as the priciest sneaker of its time, featuring a hand-pump button for a tailored fit. Over 18 months, H Moser modified its automatic HMC 500 movement to develop a pump-action winding system. An orange anodized aluminum pusher, echoing the sneaker's inflator, winds the watch and triggers a power reserve indicator, preventing overwinding. The Streamliner Pump is offered in 250 editions of matte black and 250 in white forged quartz fiber, each accompanied by a matching pair of low-top Reebok Pumps, with Reebok ensuring ample sizing. Meylan likens the pump action to a fidget toy, emphasizing that luxury can be approachable.

Key facts

  • H Moser & Cie collaborated with Reebok to create the Streamliner Pump watch.
  • The watch features a pump-action winding mechanism inspired by the Reebok Pump sneaker.
  • Bertrand Meylan is co-CEO of H Moser & Cie.
  • Authentic Brands Group acquired Reebok in 2022.
  • The Reebok Pump launched in 1989 as the most expensive sneaker at the time.
  • The watch uses an anodized aluminium pusher in orange to wind the movement.
  • The Streamliner Pump is limited to 250 pieces in matte black and 250 in white.
  • Each watch includes a matching pair of low-top Reebok Pumps.

Entities

Artists

  • Bertrand Meylan
  • Edouard Meylan
  • Paige Reddinger
  • Dee Brown

Institutions

  • H Moser & Cie
  • Reebok
  • Authentic Brands Group
  • Ellesse
  • Raichle
  • H. Moser & Cie.
  • Robb Report

Locations

  • Switzerland
  • Germany

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