Although it is surprisingly small at 36.6 mm, the thin bezel and wide dial opening make it appear larger. It maintains high legibility with a well-balanced size and a spacious dial.
The box glass, domed dial, and curved hands help keep the bezel height low. Combined with the thin bezel from the front, this further reduces its presence and enhances the legibility of the dial.
The top surface of the lug slightly overlaps the bezel. This allows the polished finish on the top surface of the bezel to be beautifully polished.
The bezel has a three-surface structure, with a slight incline on the top surface. The polished surface emphasizes the thin and narrow bezel both from above and from the side (creating an effect where the middle slope seems to disappear).
The end piece tapers from the base of the lug toward the tip. This seems to balance delicacy with stability.
The lug has a two-flat-surface structure. While the chamfer makes it look slender, it also provides a solid sense of stability, achieving a clean impression.
By using box glass, the bezel is made thinner and the dial is raised, improving legibility. The plump side profile also gives it a sense of charm.
The lower slope of the case is deeply undercut. This makes the case appear thinner and less visible.
The hour and minute hands taper with a reverse arc toward the tip, giving a sense of precision that is almost on the verge of disappearing. The minute and second hands are bent at the tip to match the curve of the dial, following the indexes and minute markers. This also serves a structural role in keeping the rehaut low, overall enhancing legibility.
A well-balanced layout. The pleasing black-and-white contrast provides a highly legible dial. The domed shape, which brings the dial closer to the glass, highlights the dial as the key functional element in a watch where precision is essential.