Although it has a slide rule, three sub-dials, and three LCD screens, the overall size is compact, the lines are minimal, and the shapes are softly formed, so it doesn’t feel cluttered. This sense of balance is its individuality. Even though the bezel is thick, the center of gravity feels firmly attached to the wrist. An attractive form is created with minimal moves.
There is nothing that stands out in a bad way; the elements are organized and beautifully unified.
The dial, equipped with five functions, is finished plainly without decoration. This, in turn, is the key to its "cockpit = sky instrument" look.
Everything is printed with luminescence on a black base. The time can be read clearly even from a distance.
The bezel resembles a compass. It catches the finger well and is easy to operate, while the stick-shaped protrusions provide a pleasant anti-slip effect. Although the lugs are actually short, the way the polished surface is cut makes them appear longer.
The three central rows of the band are polished in a mountain shape, but the cross-section is rounded, giving just the right amount of shine and creating a thick band.
The four buttons are kept to a minimum. The watch doesn’t feel bulky, nor does it feel flimsy; instead, it gives a sense of compactness.