ZeTime the first hybrid smartwatch introduced by MyKronoz, a better known as a watchmaker for luxury timepieces is now on the table. The company offers an electronic wristband that is virtually flavorful, from its fitness trackers and heart rate screens to full shading smartwatches that will be available at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this year.

According to TC, ZeTime has an activity tracker, an optical heart rate screen, notification and all the rest. The company said that the movement will last 30 days, yet there is no exact information on how long the battery will give power to the color touchscreen. The ZeTime boasts its physical smart crown and a 44mm waterproofs stainless case that are inspired by the finest Swiss outline.

The components of its mechanical hand mounted in a tiny hole in the watch's 240 x 240 pixel TFT round display. Because of MyKronoz's restrictive Smart Movement technology, they automatically modify the time based on time zone.

Digital Trends reported that the inspiration of Boris Brault, CEO, and founder of MyKronoz, is to combine the best of Swiss legacy in traditional watchmaking with the key elements of the smartwatch to convince the majority of the customers to adopt the wearable technology. It combines the best of the worlds that the watch hands of an elegant of a traditional timepiece with a full shading touchscreen.

The ZeTime technology is more than just an analog watch. It boasts with a three-axis accelerometer and optical heart rate sensor that can track a movement measurements like steps, distance, calories, and minutes of dynamic sleep. Additionally, it can be paired with a smartphone via Bluetooth 4.1 and will serve as a music playback controls and notifications of incoming calls, messages, weather forecasts, and even calendar arrangements.

The ZeTime will ship in early September 2017 with the starting price of $200, along with the silicon, natural leather, carbon-fiber, and other styles of convertible straps. The ZeTime internal battery has 200mAh that charged wirelessly via an included dock.

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