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 isn'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 almost a week . Operating system is compatible with Android, iOS, and Windows phones . Prices start at $549 (£370) rising to $1,249 (£810) for limited edition model .