If you like the thought of using a smartwatch , but don ’ t want to ditch your traditional timepiece , then a new ‘ invisible ’ gadget may be the answer . California-based company , Kairos , has created a hybrid device , dubbed MSW 115 , which features a mechanical timepiece alongside a hidden smartwatch . Using an almost transparent OLED screen , the watch delivers notifications and other data while still letting users see the mechanical watch hands beneath . Scroll down for video . If you like the thought of using a smartwatch , but don ’ t want to ditch your traditional timepiece , then a new ‘ invisible ’ gadget may be the answer . California-based company , Kairos , has created a hybrid device , dubbed MSW 115 , which features a mechanical watch alongside a hidden smartwatch . According to Kairos , email and messages are delivered to the watch from a smartphone , as well as Facebook messages and other social media notifications . ‘ You can use Kairos Watch as your remote control for your smart phone or tablet PC . Take camera shots from far away , ’ the company writes on its website . ‘ Control your music while walking . Send pre-set text messages while driving. ’ The device also features a stopwatch and a fitness tracker that works with the watch ’ s sensors . Powered by an ARM Cortex M4 chip , Kairos estimates that the battery inside the device could last a week . Using an almost see-through transparent OLED screen , the watch delivers notifications and other data while still letting users see the mechanical watch hands beneath . Powered by an ARM Cortex M4 chip , Kairos estimates that the battery inside the device could last a week . The operating system , meanwhile , is compatible with Android , iOS , and Windows smartphones . Its stainless steel case will be water resistant for up to three metres , while the basic band will be made out of leather . Connection : Bluetooth BLE ( 4.0 ) Display : TOLED RGB Full color ( 36mm x 1mm ) 40 per cent transparency . Optional Choice : ICON Type Transparent Display 60 per cent transparency . Sensors : Touch sensor , 3 axis accelerometer with gesture detection , Gyroscope . Processor : Arm Cortex M4 / Intel ( TBD ) Battery:180mAh ( 5-7 days ) Charging : USB charging cable with magnetic connector . Operating System : Compatible with iOS , Android and Windows Phone . The watch is n't currently available but can be pre-ordered . Prices start at $ 549 ( £370 ) and rise to $ 1,249 ( £810 ) for a limited edition version of 1,000 pieces . Last year , the same company unveiled a product dubbed the T-Band , which a clip that adds similar smart tools to everyday , dumb watches . The T-Band comes in three versions - a basic activity tracker , a simple touchscreen and an advanced notification display - with prices starting at $ 129 ( £82 ) . Each band is adjustable and attaches to any watch with straps measuring between 0.7 inches and 0.9 inches ( 18mm and 24mm ) . The T-Band ND is the basic model and works like a fitness band to track steps , sleep patterns and skin temperature . It uses lights and vibrations to provide basic notifications , and connects to a smartphone via Bluetooth . Its steel case will be water resistant for up to three metres , while the basic band will be made out of leather . ‘ You can use Kairos Watch as your remote control for your smart phone or tablet PC . Take camera shots from far away , ’ the company writes on its website . Pictured is an interior view of the device .
Hybrid device , dubbed MSW 115 , uses almost transparent OLED screen . It delivers messages and data while allowing users to see watch hands . Powered by an ARM Cortex M4 chip , the battery lasts for 5-7 days . Operating system is compatible with Android , iOS , and Windows phones . Prices start at $ 549 ( £370 ) rising to $ 1,249 ( £810 ) for limited edition model .