First, the two sharp, diamond-cut hands in the center indicate the hours and minutes. The longest hand, also in the center, shows the seconds. Furthermore, a center hand with a triangular pointer indicates the 24-hour time, allowing for the display of a second time zone by offsetting it from the main hour hand. A pointer-type date display is located at the 6 o'clock position, and a power reserve indicator is equipped at the 9 o'clock position.

Adding to its complexity is the day-of-the-week display at the 3 o'clock position. Monday through Sunday are arranged in a fan shape, and a hand indicates this in a "retrograde" manner. That is, the hand moves sequentially from Monday downwards, and then instantly jumps back to Monday just after midnight on Sunday. Such unique hand movements are captivating to watch, offering a true sense of the pleasure of analog timekeeping.

The dial, with its seven hands, possesses a remarkable depth, creating a three-dimensional design. The black dial is fitted with a delicate stainless steel bracelet, while the models with crocodile straps feature a deep blue dial, allowing for a choice between two distinct designs. The intricate workings of the mechanical movement can be fully appreciated through the sapphire crystal see-through case back.