Maurice Lacroix 1975: Classic Elegance, Vintage Soul

Maurice Lacroix 1975: The clean classic, more robust than it looks

The Maurice Lacroix 1975 collection combines a contemporary dress watch aesthetic with a vintage soul, featuring technical details designed for daily wear. Clean lines, brushed and polished steel finishes, and immediate readability. It is the ideal choice if you want an elegant watch that is also suitable for everyday life.

Why choose 1975

• Double AR sapphire crystal: anti-reflective treatment on both sides for clear reading in any light.
• Water resistance up to 10 ATM on many references: greater security in the rain, shower, and shallow water activities.
• Easy Change: a quick system to replace straps or bracelets without tools.

Sizes and movements

Available in 33, 36, 39, and 40 mm, with Automatic, Quartz, and Quartz Chronograph versions. The 40 mm Automatic is equipped with the ML115 caliber, offering a 38-hour power reserve and decorative finishes visible through the exhibition case back.

Alternative to AIKON

Compared to the AIKON, the 1975 favors elegance and discretion. However, it maintains surprising sturdiness thanks to sapphire crystal, high water resistance, and practical solutions for personalizing your look.

Trivia about the Maurice Lacroix 1975 collection

Is the 1975 suitable for swimming?

It depends on the reference. The 10 ATM models are suitable for light swimming and daily use in water. The 5 ATM versions are better suited for splashes and rain, not for swimming or water sports.

What does double AR sapphire mean?

It means sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment on both sides. It reduces glare and makes the dial more legible, even under bright light.

Better Automatic or Quartz?

The Automatic is ideal if you love mechanics and the exhibition case back. The Quartz is perfect if you want maximum convenience and precision with less maintenance. The Quartz Chronograph adds the chronograph function for measuring time.

How does the Easy Change system work?

It is a system that allows you to change the strap or bracelet quickly, without tools. This way, you can switch from leather to steel in a few seconds and adapt the watch to different looks and occasions.

Which size to choose between 33, 36, 39, and 40 mm?

33 mm is compact and often unisex. 36 mm offers classic proportions for slimmer wrists. 39 mm is balanced and very versatile. 40 mm is the most prominent size, ideal if you prefer a bolder look.