Hours are indicated via a trio of 3-hour satellites, each with 4 specific numerals, that rotate around the 270-degree dial. The appropriate satellite intersects with the skeletonized hand to display the current time in hours and minutes at 60 seconds after reaching the 60 mark, a spring triggers to instantly sweep the hour hand 240-degrees back to the 0 mark. While all this is going on, the self-winding, 38-jewel movement is in motion, its veritable symphony of components visible by means of the see-through dial. A 43-hour reserve maintains the time between wearings. Two variations are offered: red- or green-accented hour hand. Both are designed to withstand depths of 165 feet; Urwerk.com.
