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• The "Squircle" Case: The rounded square case is a hallmark of modern industrial watch design. It gives the watch a bold, bulky presence on the wrist compared to traditional circular watches.

• The Dial (Multi-Layer Interface): Instead of standard hands, this watch uses a disc-based system.

• Integrated Bracelet: The gold-tone link bracelet is integrated directly into the lugs, creating a seamless look that mimics a piece of jewelry as much as a timepiece.

How to Read This Watch

Reading these can be a bit of a puzzle if you’re used to standard hands. Based on this specific layout:

1. Outer Ring: Usually represents the minutes. Look for the fixed pointer or the alignment of the numbers on the outermost rotating disc.

2. Middle/Inner Ring: This typically represents the hours.

3. Center Disc: In many "M-Series" styles, the very center might be a small seconds indicator that spins constantly.

Note: On this specific model, the large gold "Y" or "crosshair" bar acts as your stationary reference point. You read the time where the numbers on the moving discs align with that fixed bar