The Autodromo Veloce

I have showcased some Autodromo watches in the past, like the amazing Monoposto, but the new Veloce is one of my favorite designs from the current collection by Autodromo. Veloce, which means rapid in Italian, is inspired by a classic 1960s rev counter. I had a similar style tachometer in my Fiat Moretti 124. Oddly enough the Veloce is not the most expensive watch in the collection, but for me, it is by far the most handsome, at just $425 it is a great value and is offered with a black or stainless steel housing. You can learn more about the new Autodromo collection on their official website HERE.

Specifications:

Swiss Made Ronda 6003.D Quartz Movement
Calendar Complication
Stainless Steel Case
KI Glass Crystal With Sapphire Coating
Water Resistant To 30 Meters (3 ATM)
Perforated Genuine Leather Strap
Case Diameter – 42mm
Case Thickness – 10mm
Band – 20mm Width

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