Although the case has a simple design, a three-view drawing reveals that it is composed of many parts, not just what is seen from the front.
Only black and white tones are used, but many parts are incorporated.
The white part of the case is made by applying multiple layers of automotive paint over metal components (titanium). Furthermore, parts that are difficult to stabilize with this paint coating are combined and fixed with screws, requiring considerable effort and time from production to assembly.
Although the finished watch appears to have an irregularly shaped domed glass fitted to the case, in reality, the outer shape is round. Grooves are cut into the double-domed glass, into which the case is fitted and embedded. This structure enhances the reliability of water resistance.
The fonts used for the sub-dials on the dial and the serial number on the case back are chosen to match the futuristic design of the case.
Normally, indicators are shown by printing, but here they are expressed with bellows-shaped molding, allowing them to be read by the reflection of light.
The parts are finely color-separated and intricately shaped with recesses and protrusions, contributing to a sense of luxury.
Although small, these parts are composed of multiple components, adding to the sense of luxury.
A shape unique to plastic molded parts.
Multiple highly complex-shaped parts are layered, creating a space filled with transparency and light, where the letters appear to float.