The case, with its armor-like, massive form, is truly impressive. Due to the small dial opening, it feels more compact than its actual size. Combined with the lightness of titanium, it is perfectly suitable for everyday use.
The dial opening is just 23 mm, giving it an even smaller appearance than its actual dimensions. This can be seen as a result of enlarging the exterior to protect the movement.
The hour hand is triangular, the minute hand is rectangular, and the tip of the second hand features a prominent round luminescence. By varying the shapes, legibility is improved.
The extension buckle with a ratchet allows the watch to be worn even over mountaineering clothing.
The case back is recessed on the wrist side, with no protrusions. A rubber cover is attached to fill this gap, providing a comfortable fit.
The use of many minus screws and multiple components gives a sense of its complex construction. While intricate integrated shapes created by machining are symbols of 'precision,' this separate structure also conveys a different kind of 'precision.' The structure labeled 'shock-resistant bezel' allows the packing to absorb shocks. The vertical rise, as if towering, adds to its powerful presence.
The screw-lock structure prevents shocks from the side surface of the crown from being transmitted directly to the movement. It is also designed to minimize protrusions.