Aurora floating on a jet black background.

The watch’s black case and band create a sleek, space-inspired aesthetic, enhanced by striking green accents that evoke the aurora. This contrast symbolizes the flow of time information from satellites, with the green hues representing the signal’s transmission. The design draws a parallel between sunlight, the watch’s power source, and the vibrant green aurora against the deep, dark background, reflecting the connection between Earth and space. The interplay of colors not only adds visual intrigue but also emphasizes the watch’s cutting-edge technology, combining both style and functionality in a truly cosmic-inspired timepiece.

Our core fundamentals are still alive today.

The visible spiral components beneath the glass bezel honor the legacy of the coil-shaped antenna used in the first multi-band radio-controlled watch, introduced in 1993. This design detail is a tribute to the innovation that defined modern timekeeping, symbolizing the radio waves and light that ensure precise time and power. By incorporating these elements, the watch connects past achievements with present advancements, demonstrating that its core fundamentals remain intact. The spiral accents are both a nod to tradition and a representation of the continuous transmission of time and energy, blending history with cutting-edge technology.

World’s fastest 3-second reception

The watch connects to GPS satellites to receive precise position and time data, correcting the time in as little as 3 seconds. It links with more than four GPS satellites to ensure accurate synchronization, and time zone adjustments are completed in as fast as 30 seconds. This advanced technology guarantees that the watch stays accurate anywhere in the world. Additionally, it is compatible with "Michibiki" satellites, further enhancing its global reception capabilities. The fast and reliable satellite connection ensures the wearer always has the correct time, no matter their location.