The unique TV-shaped design, unlike the typical round watch, gives it a distinctive character. The fine sand-blast finish on the upper surface of the case, which looks like thin lines, also strongly expresses its individuality.
The side profile of the case has a sense of recesses and protrusions that cannot be imagined from the front view. The presence of a battery case back for a small battery on the case back gives it a sharp accent.
The uniquely shaped case, characteristic of its era, features superbly finished edges. The special sand-blast finish on the case surface is also distinctive.
The surface precision of the machining is reminiscent of a Japanese sword. The polished slopes are beautiful, and the sloped surfaces that surround the band convey a sense of the pursuit of beauty.
The case back has a raised feel reminiscent of a steam locomotive, giving it a distinctive shape typical of the time. The center of the sunray pattern aligns with the center of the battery case back.
The real appeal of this watch lies in its three-dimensional presence. Depending on the viewing angle, the watch reveals various expressions and shapes. It has a strong individuality that cannot be achieved with a round shape. The sloped and curved surfaces in each part also showcase the high precision of the machining.
The dial features a distinctive track shape rarely seen today. The rough sand-blast-like texture on the surface is beautifully executed. The machining of the applied indexes is also well done.
The deeply molded 'CQ' mark, created by a mold, is very sharp. The surface finish is also extremely beautiful.