Maserati proudly presents three stylish and evocative new chronograph timepieces suitable for any occasion and, like all Maserati products, they are ideal for everyday use.

Each of the watches is a genuine chronograph with a large sweep second hand for accurate timing, and dedicated sub-dials to track minutes and hours respectively.  The third sub-dial shows the seconds in the current minute, and the face also includes date readout. The sub-dials have been cleverly styled to resemble the speedometer, tachometer and the famous clock found in all Maserati automobiles.  As with any Maserati, comfort and dependability are mated with style: supple leather straps, discreet adjustable buckles, solid 40mm cases and luminous hands.  The Swiss quartz movement of each watch is the standard of timekeeping accuracy.

The first of the elegant new collection features a face in traditional Maserati blue, with a deep metallic finish, a polished case, and black leather strap.  The second watch is a slightly more formal design with a white face and brown crocodile-style strap.  Inspired by Maserati Corse, the third watch has a face with carbon fiber style and red highlights including the sweep second hand, Trident and the MC logo, and Maserati’s famous wordmark impressed on the side of the case. The perforated black leather strap also features red stitching.

Each of the timepieces is housed in a rich leather presentation case, the MC’s case being in black and red like the watch itself, and the other two in Maserati blue.  Each time the proud owner opens the case they will be delighted. Very competitively priced by your Maserati dealer, with a three year warranty and complimentary battery replacement provided by Tourneau, these watches will give decades of enjoyment.

Maserati dealers have some more works of art for enthusiasts: limited edition prints showing some of the marque’s most storied moments in racing.

Five prints – available separately – are available from authorized Maserati dealers today. The famous scenes depicted are of the Tipo 26 at its debut in 1926 in the hands of Alfieri Maserati, Tazio Nuvolari contesting the 1934 Monza Grand Prix in the Maserati 6C 34, Gigi Villoresi in the 4CL at the 1946 Nice Grand Prix, Wilbur Shaw in the famed 8CTF known as the Boyle Special, winning the 1940 Indianapolis 500, and Juan Manuel Fangio in the 1957 World Championship winning Maserati 250F at his home Grand Prix, in Argentina.

Each full color print measures 13.7” by 19.6” and comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by Mr. Ermanno Cozza, official Historian of Maserati SpA.

Timepieces are only available through Maserati authorized dealers in North America. Be sure to visit your authorized Maserati dealer soon to view and purchase the new collection of timepieces and prints.

For inquiries, please call Maserati Beverly Hills Boutique at (888) 869-3862 or email boutique@ferraribeverlyhills.com

Credits: Maserati.com