The sandblasted, stainless steel watch is powered by a micro-rotor movement from Universal Genève, the huge crystal is made of Plexiglas (which was, by the way, also the material used for the Trieste’s porthole). Despite being undeniably huge, the dimensions still seem rather manageable, compared to other watches with similar depth ratings (unless they used a giant for the wrist shot provided).
Which begs the question: should the watch be considered a “highlight” or a “low point” in the short history of the young company, given its 12,000-meter water resistance?