H. Moser & Cie. has introduced the Off-Grid, a new analog-digital timepiece that blends traditional watchmaking with modern technology. Available in two PVD-coated steel versions, it features a skeletonized dial with an integrated digital display and a suite of functions designed for travelers and enthusiasts seeking a break from constant connectivity. Developed with Sequent, the watch aims to occupy a unique space between mechanical watches and smart devices.
- Available in two versions: blue PVD with Blackor fumé sub-dial and white rubber strap, or black PVD with red fumé sub-dial and black strap.
- Each version is limited to 1,000 pieces.
- Features a digital display at 6 o'clock integrated into a skeletonized dial.
- Includes functions such as GMT with country selector, split-seconds chronograph to 1/100th second, perpetual calendar, perpetual moonphase, sunrise and sunset times, vibrating alarm, and timer.
- Offers an "Off-Grid" mode with quick country selection and a dictionary of 10 words in 21 languages.
- Powered by the D10 caliber, developed with Sequent.
- Accuracy is ±0.3 seconds per day.
- Power reserve is up to 12 months in time-display-only mode, dropping to 6 months with combined use.
The Off-Grid is described as a digital watch for people who love watches, positioned as a third way between mechanical watches and connected devices.
The Off-Grid continues in line with previous Streamliner digital timepieces and was previously released as part of the Streamliner Alpine editions.
The watch offers an entry-level alternative to Moser's high-end mechanical roots, using a quartz movement developed for the brand.
The Off-Grid is a follow-up to the Streamliner Mechanics Edition, developed with Sequent, a Swiss brand focused on self-charging smartwatches.
The new Streamliner Off-Grid features a skeletonized dial that combines digital technology with traditional watchmaking, a concept first explored in the Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition.
The Off-Grid is Moser's second smartwatch, offering a streamlined set of programmed complications designed to bridge the gap between mechanical watches and smartwatches.
The watch avoids app dependency, permanent connection, and constant smartphone involvement, focusing instead on familiar mechanical complication-like functions.
The case is steel with blue or black composite/PVD treatment, featuring three pushers on the 3 o'clock side and an "off-grid" mode pusher at 9 o'clock.