Gagà Laboratorio Aqualab
The Gagà Laboratorio Aqualab is a dive watch that blends luxury lifestyle elements with functional design, featuring unconventional time-telling mechanisms. The review highlights its distinctive aesthetic, comfortable wearability despite its size, and a Swiss automatic movement.
- Features unconventional hands for hours, minutes, and seconds
- Includes an internal rotating dive bezel
- Powered by the La Joux-Perret caliber G100 automatic movement
- Offers a 68-hour power reserve
The hour is displayed via a rotating disc visible through an aperture, with a red line indicating the current hour or the two hours between which the time falls.
The minute hand has two parts: a diamond shape bordered in red above the dial's static markings, and a connected section read against the internal rotating dive bezel.
The central decorated cap of the second hand rotates with the seconds.
The dial's curves, colors, and finishes contribute to its luxury credentials but can slightly inhibit function.
The double-domed sapphire crystal creates noticeable distortions.
The case features a large brushed steel fixed bezel and an elliptical main body with polished soft bevels.
The 15mm height and 44mm diameter mean the watch dominates a 7-inch wrist.
The watch has two crowns: one for setting the time and the other for controlling the internal rotating bezel.