H. Moser & Cie. Streamliner Off-Grid Watch
H. Moser & Cie. typically focuses on hand-finished mechanical complications, so the Off-Grid is a genuine departure: a quartz-powered, Bluetooth-capable digital hybrid. Its Calibre D10 movement first appeared in a Formula 1 partnership with Alpine, developed alongside Swiss tech firm Sequent, before Moser adapted it for everyday use here. The watch pairs an analog fumé dial, in red over black or a deep "Blackor" blue, with a skeletonized lower half that exposes the movement's actual circuitry instead of gears. Beyond the usual GMT and chronograph functions, it includes a perpetual calendar, an hourly-updating moonphase programmed a century out, and an "Off-Grid" travel mode that pulls up a ten-word dictionary across 21 languages. It runs a full year on a single charge in time-only mode, or six months with every function active. Both colorways are limited to 1,000 pieces each, offered first to existing Moser clients before opening to the public.

