Overview
- H. Moser announced the Off-Grid on Tuesday, Sept. 22, opening a client-only sales window immediately with public sales scheduled through October 5.
- The Off-Grid uses the Streamliner cushion case (42.6 mm by 14.4 mm) with a skeletonized dial that visibly shows the digital circuitry beneath a small fumé analog subdial.
- Power comes from the Calibre D10, developed with Sequent, a 186-component digital movement running at 32,768 Hz with a quoted accuracy of ±0.3 seconds per day, wireless recharge and more than 12 months of time-only battery life.
- Its software emphasizes watchmaking and travel features — GMT with country selector, perpetual calendar, split-seconds chronograph, moon phase, sunrise/sunset, vibrating alarm, timer and a 10-word/21-language travel dictionary — and deliberately omits health sensors and notification streaming.
- Early coverage follows Moser’s materials on production and price but contains a notable discrepancy: most sources and the brand state 1,000 pieces per version at CHF 3,900, while one outlet reported 100 pieces and $4,900, a difference not resolved in secondary reports.