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Larger link than the SBGR253 but smaller than the SBGR307, the SBGR321 is 13mm thick with a domed and anti-reflective sapphire link crystal, 100m water resistance, and a display caseback showing a link red and blue coloring for the rotor which, like the shimmering blue shade of the dial, is inspired by dawn over Japan's Mt. Iwate.

The case-to-dial ratio is significantly skewed towards case link with massive lugs to incorporate the bezel locking mechanism. Cases of this era tend to be thicker to compensate for the lack of water-resistant technology that's available link today. In the metal the commando prototype's case is reminiscent of other monobloc-cased locking-bezel divers of the era like the Omega Ploprof. link It doesn't have the same sort of lines as say the contemporary Rolex Submariner case of the era.