Photo: Ferrari Store
Remember the Big Bang Ferrari 305 created by Swiss luxury watch maker Hublot? Most of you guys probably agreed no regular person would ever pay more than $45,000 to get a new watch, no matter how beautiful it was. This time, we might have found something that works better for people that don’t really spend the whole day playing golf, but still have a special place for the Italian supercar maker in their hearts.
Designed for Ferrari’s dedicated fans, Lap Time recently added striking new 3-hand models to their collection. The new sport timepieces come with intricate multi-level dials sporting a signature red brake caliper detail. According to Ferrari, the crystal is detailed with printed Racing Shield logo and protected by a grille with spokes inspired by the wheels of the FXX car.
Powered by a Quartz 3-H engine, the case is 44mm and comes in either black, silver or bronze color, while it also has a Prancing Horse crown integrated. The watch comes with a vented seat inspired strap and will cost you only $220 (EUR 195).
Now, you probably know all about Ferrari’s high performance Enzo racecar. Even those who can afford buying it are only allowed to drive it on special track days which are approved by Ferrari. After they drive the car, the owners are entitled to be briefed by Maranello’s employees on the car’s performance.
Since you probably don’t have about $3 million to spend on the actual racecar, maybe getting the watch first will get you closer to having one of Ferrari’s rare creations.
Powered by a Quartz 3-H engine, the case is 44mm and comes in either black, silver or bronze color, while it also has a Prancing Horse crown integrated. The watch comes with a vented seat inspired strap and will cost you only $220 (EUR 195).
Now, you probably know all about Ferrari’s high performance Enzo racecar. Even those who can afford buying it are only allowed to drive it on special track days which are approved by Ferrari. After they drive the car, the owners are entitled to be briefed by Maranello’s employees on the car’s performance.
Since you probably don’t have about $3 million to spend on the actual racecar, maybe getting the watch first will get you closer to having one of Ferrari’s rare creations.
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