ILLUMINATOR Analog Digital Chronograph
one of the first Illuminators, that explain the "scribbling" on the bezel

I am being a bit sarcastic, I know ...
but did it really have to be ILLUMINATOR and CHRONOGRAPH on the very interesting bezel? Japanese marketing seems to always wanting to overdo it and worst of all, they are successfully doing it.
The is nicely covered by the metal top sheet and I like the looks of it. Thus this was my motorbike watch, when I still had my little Honda Jade (a very nice sparkling dark green) 250 ccm. After getting bored of being overtaken on the highways by all those Beamers, I upgraded the bike to a Honda FireBlade 900 ccm, which I sold in September 1997. Of course a "plastic watch" would not do on a 900 ccm with Yoshimura front suspension, race carburetor and Kevlar exhaust pipe (145 horsepower...265 km/h ;-). That is why I preferably used the Seiko MACCHINA SPORTIVA by Giugiaro on that bike. The wind could have lifted the metal shot covering the bezel - just kidding. The real reason was the better readability of the traveled time, all those Casio Analog Digital Chronometers feature really tiny LCDs. That allows no safe reading on a fast bike. Today I know, it should have been any chronograph with a Lemania 5100 movement!