Mille Miglia 2003 Chronograph runs on an automatic movement with ETA caliber with Dubois Depraz chrono mode. It has 37 jewels and 40 hours of power reserve with COSC-certification for chronometer.
It uses stainless steel case with polished finishing. Its diameter is 40.5mm and has a thickness of 12.5mm. Its sapphire crystal is curved and treated with anti-reflective on both sides.
The caseback has the embossed Mille Miglia race run logo and a sapphire crystal showing the movement within. Its water resistance is up to 50m.
The dial is white and the subdials are silvered with circular beads decoration. It has luminescent 12 and baton markers for the inner portion of the dial. The outer portion is the printed Arabic numerals indicated every 5 second division until 60 seconds.
The rhodium-plated baton central hands are also luminescent. Along its silvered flange are printed minute track with 1/5 second division and indicated by luminescent triangular markers. The bezel is engraved with tachometer scaling.
There are three counters on the dial which are all silvered and decorated with circular beads. The counters indicate the small seconds at 3 (with the famous red arrow that indicates “1000 Miglila”), the hour counter at 6, and the minute counter at 9.
Its second hands running around the center has a red arrow at its tip. Its date display is located between 4 and 5.
It uses a very special rubber that has treading that resembles the Dunlop Racing tires used in the 1960s. It has steel clasp for its buckle.
The other versions available are the pink gold and white gold that comes in 250 pieces limited edition respectively.
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