The Revue 17.75 watch movement is an open face calibre with a stop function featuring a pillar wheel. It also includes a glassed spare-parts compartment. These movements are commonly referred to as Leonidas movements, although they often bear the Venus signature, suggesting that they were most likely produced by Venus, potentially exclusively for Leonidas watches. The functions of the movement include a timer with options for 60s (0.2s) and 30min, controlled by the pillar wheel. Additional options include a 30s (0.1s) timer with a 15min duration and an addition timer. The movement is stem-wound, has a sweep second hand, and offers both a Stop Watch and Timer Function. The Revue 17.75 movement was utilized around 1949.