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Hi there all, here's when the Italians meet the Swiss, this is a Meccaniche Veloci chronograph with eta 7750. Note the pushers placed where you can hold the Watch in the hand if you like and you have comfortable access to the pushers when timing. This one is number 56 of 250 produced. It is made of titanium and shaped like a piston. No date or day. Just a pure chrono. The dial is made from Lamborghini panel steel and painted with lambo paint. The dial look represents quattrovalve, 4valves.The white digits are painted on the dial and are lume and the black ones are on the back of the sapphire crystal. Note the crystal distortion from the side yeahhhhh. It gets a few comments when I wear it. I personally love the dial, it's certainly different as is the whole watch. This watch is about 10 years old. By the way the title is Italian for watch of the day 

Cheers Graziano 

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