I'm not a fan of the analog-digital combo look. The best examples though are the Bell & Ross Fusion and the Seiko Sportura model.
Kinetic is pretty old technology now. Seiko's latest innovation is a movement called Spring Drive. It features a hand made mechanical movement...but the energy from the unwinding main spring somehow powers an IC that then synchronizes the movement according to the oscillations of a quartz crystal. So if you can accept the convoluted nature of it, it's effectively the most accurate mechanical watch that money can buy. I've seen a couple models and they're gorgeous, with perfectly sweeping second hands (no noticeable stops and starts and no audible ticking).
The jewels in the watch serve to reduce friction between the metal parts. Most jewels these days are synthetic.