The cushion shape of the 316L stainless steel housing (diameter 42mm) cleverly highlights the dial through polishing and bristle surface, making it located at the blue bottom of soleilled Newport. In the 1970s, its open day / date was 3 a.m., which reminds people of the aesthetics of the navigation compass. Corresponding to the four base points, the intersection of a thin red vertical line arranges the information accurately. On the circular brush floor, there is a clearly graduated timer with a huge index finger, steel white, covered with white luminous material, coordinated with the hour and minute hands driven by the red central sidewalk. The set is protected by double-sided galvanized sapphire glass, providing the best readability and emphasized by color contrast.
Although this watch shows some clock codes at that time, it is still faithful to the iconic features of the Newport series: the central fastener of the bracelet, the porthole baffle with five screws, reminiscent of the winch of a sailboat and the sea ship printed on the crown.