Eurofighter Typhoon 7298M-5 Watch

The Watch

German watchmaker Zeppelin presents this stunning 7298M-5 from the Eurofighter Typhoon collection. Its bold sport and aviation aesthetic is built for men - and the proportions back that up. The case measures 43mm in diameter and 12mm thick, crafted in stainless steel with a black tachymeter bezel. On the right side, two pushers activate the chronograph, while the crown between them handles time-setting. Built to last, the watch features a K1 mineral crystal over the dial and impressive water resistance of 10 ATM, rated to 100 meters.

The Dial

Clean, legible, and full of detail - the round dial features a white background that glows in the dark. At the center, three hands include a black and red seconds hand and two luminescent hands for hours and minutes, pointing to black Arabic numeral indexes and a minute track. A date window sits at 4 o'clock. The chronograph section features three sub-dials at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock, measuring 1/10th of a second, 60 seconds, and 30 minutes respectively. The white dial also glows in low light. Zeppelin signs the dial at 6 o'clock with its origin just below, and the collection name appears at 12 o'clock.

The Movement

Swiss-made, the ETA G10.212 caliber powering this watch features 4 jewels and a quartz movement - reliable, accurate, and smooth across all its components.

The Strap

The stainless steel bracelet that completes this watch is both robust and comfortable, featuring 3 rows of links for a great fit on the wrist. Its stainless steel deployant clasp makes fastening effortless.

Water Resistance

With 100-meter water resistance - that's 10 ATM in watchmaking terms - this timepiece carries itself as confidently at a black-tie event as it does in the water. Wear it in the shower, the bath, or the pool (even during an intense swim session). That said, our watch experts want to be clear: this model is not designed for scuba diving (freediving or with tanks) or use near high-pressure washers. Keep it simple - shower, bath, and swimming only, and avoid operating the pushers or crown while submerged.