The barrel-shaped watch case represents the apogee of 1960s and 1970s watch and chronograph design. The shape of the case imparts heft to the forearm, making the watch distinctively masculine.

The sunburst dial's vibrant colors, which frequently change hues in different lighting conditions, give the impression that the watch is stylistically flamboyant, a trait that should not be concealed but rather conspicuously displayed.

In addition to being aesthetically appealing, the dial can display standard functions such as the date, the time, the hour, the minute, and the seconds in a legible manner. In addition, it features a chronograph that can measure up to thirty minutes and twelve hours. Using tachymeter scales, one can measure distance based on speed or calculate speed based on travel time.

A harmonious combination of tradition, elegance, dependability, and practicality