An analog-digital watch features an always-on display located behind the mechanical hands. The screen displays basic smartwatch information such as text messages, caller ID, app reminders, weather updates, and more. It's also fully customizable, allowing the wearer to choose from a variety of backgrounds, dial elements and button assignments. Other notable features include general activity tracking (steps, distance, calories burned), heart rate tracking, water resistance, sleep tracking, and interchangeable straps, among others.

With all digital features activated, its Hybrid HR can last more than two weeks on a charge. With fast charging, you can reach an 80% charge rate in just one hour.
It can measure the height of an object above any fixed height, with sea level being the most common reference point. It is used for many activities, from extreme sports like skydiving to ground activities like hiking, rock climbing and skiing, but its most prominent use has always been associated with flying. As many watch enthusiasts know, the history of aviation and watchmaking has long been linked, as pilots need to know the time in flight immediately.