H. Moser & Cie. is doing something a little different with its latest model. The company has revealed “Off-Grid,” a new timepiece that combines an analog dial with a digital display at 6 o’clock. The watch features the brand’s Streamliner design with a 42mm case that houses a traditional fumé dial in red or Blackor and this sits atop a skeleton dial that gives you a view of the digital inner workings of the watch.
The display’s functions are powered by the calibre D10 movement, which was developed in partnership with Sequent. The movement has a power reserve of one year when in display-only mode and six months with combined use.
You also have GMT functionality with a country selector for all time zones, a splits-second chronograph, perpetual calendar, perpetual moon phase that is updated every hour and is programmed for the next century, sunrise and sunset times, a vibrating alarm, and timer. There’s even an “Off-Grid” mode with a country selector that gives you a dictionary of ten words in 21 different languages.
The Off-Gride is limited to 1,000 pieces in each color.
$4,900, 3