

The technical prowess of the watch is enhanced by the beautiful aesthetics of the regulator dial, where the firm gives visual priority of the most useful information for the wearer. The largest register on the dial showcases the minutes track with the twin aperture for the date. Interlaced below, the seconds and hours register contain the apertures for day and month respectively.
The reverse of the watch has a crescent shaped window to view the caliber L096.1, however, the star of the back is the large moon-phase display. In the center lies a representation of the earth which rotates every 24 hours, giving the reader a world-time complication. Stars and a moon orbits the earth, making a full rotation every lunar month. The movement is incorporated into this scene, as the balance wheel represents the sun. Completing the movement is the constant force escapement, visible just above the balance wheel.