By rotating the ring outside the bezel, the locking mechanism is engaged to prevent accidental rotation of the bezel. When the lock is released, orange can be seen from beneath the component, allowing users to visually confirm whether the mechanism is engaged.
Each component is layered according to its function, resulting in a shape and structure that is easy to handle even when wearing gloves.
Although the overlapping components make the watch thick, each part is given a slope to prevent unnecessary snagging or damage. The hard shapes are complemented by slopes and curved surfaces, giving it a marine organism-like feel.
A subtle, large curve is applied to the entire surface, and a mark created by coining is placed at the center of the luxurious case back, giving it a professional-use feel.
The dial uses molded recesses, protrusions, and patterns to create details that rival those of the case.
Black resin is placed around the mark and polished to be flush with the mark.
Resin is inserted at the base of the crown, and if the crown is not properly screwed into the case, the resin color becomes visible. Like the bezel lock, this specification ensures that the status of life-critical components is always managed.
A hard, voluminous titanium buckle that matches the robust case.
The charge level is indicated by a gradient created with dot printing.