The Type H-75 pairs brushed silver hands, filled with cream lume, with oversized Super-LumiNova indexes, so the dial reads well in low light. A double-domed acrylic crystal covers the dial. The 38mm case carries 10 ATM water resistance, enough for daily wear in most conditions.

A meca-quartz movement keeps time with a quartz module and runs the chronograph with a mechanical module. On the H-75, that means accurate timekeeping without winding, and a chronograph that starts, stops and resets with the crisp action of a mechanical one. It suits timing a run, a parking meter or a cook, then going back to the time of day at a glance.

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What is a meca-quartz watch?

A meca-quartz watch uses quartz for timekeeping and a mechanical module for the chronograph. You get quartz accuracy and no winding, with the crisp start, stop and reset action of a mechanical chronograph. The Type H-75 uses the VK64.

What size is the Type H-75?

The Type H-75 has a 38mm case with 10 ATM water resistance and a double-domed acrylic crystal. It comes on light gray canvas, black canvas, brown leather or sand leather straps.

Is the Type H-75 a pilot watch?

Its design is based on a 1970s helicopter pilot watch. It keeps the large luminous indexes and chronograph useful for timing, in a 38mm case that also works as an everyday field watch.