Möels 369 - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

Möels 369 was introduced in 2024; this integrated-bracelet sports-chic watch (39 mm) brings a 316L steel case rated to 200 m, an aluminium “vortex” dial and a no-date Sellita SW200-1b automatic, paired with a tool-less micro-adjust clasp and a three-year international warranty; luminous “LumeBlocks” options sit alongside non-lume versions with rhodium markers.

Integrated silhouette: “vortex” dial, clarity and balanced presence

The 369’s look plays a subtle contrast: a soft barrel mid-case topped by a cushion bezel and a vertically brushed aluminium dial whose circular markers suggest a swirling vortex; a double-domed sapphire with inner AR tops skeletonised, diamond-cut hands, in rhodium or gold tones depending on dial. The geometry reads modern yet clear, and “Stellar” LumeBlocks versions extend afterglow versus the hands. 

Case, integrated bracelet and daily comfort

At 39 mm across, 46.5 mm lug-to-lug and 12.25 mm thick (crystal included), the 369 wears slim for a sporty piece; a 7 mm screw-down crown and a sapphire screw-in back secure 200 m water-resistance, while the solid-link integrated bracelet uses screwed links/half-links and a compact on-the-fly clasp (33 × 20 mm). The brand flags that integrated bracelets “wear larger”—under 15 cm wrists should try the paper template first. 

Movement: no-date SW200-1b, display back and “cosmos” plate

Inside is a no-date SW200-1b (26 jewels, 28,800 vph, ~38 h), hacking seconds and brisk self-winding; in standard grade the stated range is ±12 to ±30 s/day, plenty for civil use, and the automatic wind keeps it topped up if worn regularly. The back shows a gilt rotor behind a perforated steel plate — a cosmic nod — and “369” printed on the inner sapphire as a tip of the hat to Tesla’s number fascination. 

Water-resistance, toughness and care

The practical spec marries screw-down crown, screw-in back and proper gaskets to reach 20 ATM; while not a tools-down dive instrument, the 369 is far more versatile than a pure dress daily for rain, pool or sea (rinse recommended). The unusually long three-year international warranty aligns with a quality-first, transparent after-sales stance.

Chronological milestones and key models (2024–2025)

(2024) Möels 369 Announcement & Pre-order:

In spring–summer 2024 the brand unveiled its sophomore family after the 528: 39 mm, 200 m, an integrated bracelet (with FKM planned), brushed or luminous dials and a friendlier launch price. The brief was to broaden appeal while staying original — a soft-barrel case and cushion bezel rather than yet another Genta pastiche.

(2024) Möels 369 Darkstar:

A black-dial take — clear readout, balanced markings, and a “safe” gateway into the range — that spotlights the casework and polished bevels while keeping the same mechanics (SW200-1b, 200 m, double-domed sapphire, on-the-fly clasp). It is often the most versatile pick for office-to-weekend wear. Möels 369 non communiqué.

(2024) Möels 369 Emerald Forest:

Deep-green dial with non-luminous rhodium hands/markers for a dressier impression; the 39/46.5/12.25 mm footprint and 33 × 20 mm sliding clasp remain, with a Launch Edition card, Bergeon screwdriver and a 20 mm adapter to fit any strap. The watch holds 200 m and a three-year warranty, with an explicit sizing note for ≤ 15 cm wrists.

(2024) Möels 369 Comet Streak:

A more overtly dynamic texture and metallic tonal shifts under the crystal for those who enjoy lively light play; in use, nothing changes: easy-grip 7 mm crown, tool-less micro-adjust and water-tolerance that suits city life and light escapes alike.

(2024) Möels 369 Metallic Fir:

Metallic fir-green tones that thicken wrist presence yet keep cuff-friendliness thanks to measured height; applied markers and tidy minute track secure an instant read, and the dial finish emphasises the brushed case planes and crisp bevels.

(2024) Möels 369 Aventurine:

A precious-leaning execution in synthetic aventurine (sparkle embedded in the mass) for those wanting evening flair without losing daily versatility; the technical base persists (SW200-1b, 200 m, solid-link bracelet), and hand/marker contrast is tuned so legibility doesn’t suffer.

(2024–2025) Möels 369 “Stellar” Tortuga Bay (luminous):

Within the luminous sub-family, Tortuga Bay uses full-pigment LumeBlocks that charge quicker and glow longer than the skeleton hands, creating a graphic, highly readable night signature; Emerald Forest, by contrast, stays non-lume (rhodium markers).

(2025) Möels 369 — hands-on reviews:

Early-2025 reviews confirm everyday strength: crown ergonomics, validated 200 m, dial balance and the utility of the sliding clasp; the watch lands as a personal, non-derivative integrated sporty daily in a crowded segment.

Conclusion

Möels 369 targets anyone wanting a personal, readable, well-built integrated sporty watch; the soft-barrel case, “vortex” dial, 200 m rating and no-date SW200-1b make for a coherent package, with thoughtful finishing and a handy on-the-fly clasp for daily life. To decide, weigh true wrist footprint, dial treatment (lume or rhodium) and bracelet comfort, then sanity-check your shortlist against Dialicious customer reviews.

(Updated September 2025)