Parts composed of black ceramic/stainless steel (DLC) are accented with vivid green resin, expressing the sense of speed of receiving signals from outer space. The voluminous glass envelops the deep dial.
The case is separated from the lugs. By subdividing the parts, the fine finishing details can be beautifully expressed. The beauty of the green resin finish on the side is where this effect is most evident.
The case lugs and case back are integrated into one structure. This idea is to create an expression that wraps around the main case body.
A structure that maximally showcases the possibilities of bonding technology is adopted. By bonding metal bezel parts to the sapphire glass, it creates a sense of openness and novelty, allowing the arrangement of dial components to be seen from the side.
The twelve green lines on the side of the case connect to the dial ring (index). This expresses that the watch receives external force and functions to tell time. The dial construction is surprisingly simple, but the stamped patterns and the shapes of the ring-shaped parts are meticulously designed for spatial presentation and balance when the parts overlap. The hands are three-dimensionally bent to express depth and space, and the use of disc-type display hands conveys a free approach to expressing the invisible passage of time.
The space packed into the limited area of about 40mm, with each element having meaning and movement, brings the exhilaration of wearing a miniature city diorama on your wrist. The crown and push buttons attached to the thick case feature a unified design detail even in the connecting pipes. A butterfly clasp that opens symmetrically to both sides is adopted, providing a cool appearance for both the model and the user when worn.