The 1775 is a large flashy two-tone silver and rose colored chronograph.  The large and heavy crown has a rose-colored face and dial with arrow-shaped hands.  The watch feels sturdy and well-built.  The three sub-dials perform stopwatch functions rather than additional date functions.  Although it measures down to 1/10 of a second, there aren't enough indicators nor a split feature that will enable you to use it as anything more than a basic stopwatch.  Pushing button A starts and stops the stopwatch, button B resets the subdials to their home positions.  There is no date feature,  it's pretty easy to set and features a Japanese quartz movement.  The hands hour markers glow the standard green color.

The 1775 is by no means a conservative watch.  In fact, it's the kind of watch you wear when you want your watch to be noticed.  If you're not intentionally trying to draw attention to the watch, you'll definitely want to go with something more conservative because this thing is like wearing a strobe light on your wrist.  However, if you do want the attention or you're looking for a nice flashy watch for nights out partying or other personal activities, this will give you all the flash you'll need at an affordable price.