The overall impression is one of moderate volume. The solid yet light feel of the titanium material is also reflected in its appearance.
Distinctive features include the bezel’s elevation created from simple geometric forms and the polished lug surfaces that change in width.
The sloped inside diameter of the 9 o’clock dial overlaps with the sloped outside diameters of the 12 and 6 o’clock dials, creating a perfectly organized impression. The circle at 12 o’clock is slightly larger than at 6 o’clock, giving a subtly unstable and active feel.
The three-dimensional effect created by the overlapping sub-dials is distinctive. The sub-dials at 12 and 6 o’clock feature horizontal stripes, while the 9 o’clock position uses a record pattern, all contributing to an intellectual impression.
The side view of the bezel, combining arcs, straight lines, and cones, offers a unique appeal that fuses multifaceted and organic appearances despite its simple composition.
At each corner of the bezel, areas are formed by connecting straight lines, and when combined with the top surface of the cone, they can appear to have a reverse curve. This gives a geometric yet organic impression, with individuality that is not overly decorative.
The polished surface of the lug is wider on the band side and tapers toward the crown. It has a sense of volume, yet remains bold and light without feeling too heavy.
The dial layout and hands are unified in a monochrome palette of white, black, and silver, conveying a sense of controlled beauty.