The unfamiliar button arrangement and the seamless flow from the case to the band without a protruding crown give it a unique and timeless brilliance. The contrast between the volume of the case and the thickness of the band evokes the '70s style and a sense of openness.
The sense of unity between the case and band. The color scheme unified in gold. The bold arrangement of push buttons evokes expectations for watches of the near future and exudes a retro-futuristic feel. It conveys both beauty and a sense of retro-futurism.
The novelty of arranging push buttons in a circular pattern. The brilliance of the push buttons, processed in a concave shape, achieves both "function" and "decoration."
Top: Time & calendar display. Bottom: Calculator display. The characters printed on the back of the glass (the black areas) are processed in a slightly brownish tone rather than pure black, beautifully harmonizing with the gold-based design.
The 23 push buttons, arranged in a concave shape, guide the tip of a pointed object to the center, ensuring accurate pressing and preventing misoperation.
The case back itself is a screw back, just like quartz watches of the time. "RSGP = Rose Gold" was rare among watches back then. The idea of arranging push buttons in a circular pattern is unique to wristwatch designers. While the entire watch is clad in gold, the use of different shades and tones is superb. It conveys a sense of pride in being the first domestic watch with these functions.
The contrast between the green resin of the device cover and the gold of the case is beautiful. Three batteries are required for operation.