Presenting the Racing Team Chronograph by Autodromo—a sleek, performance-inspired chronograph that distills the spirit of motorsport into a refined 40 mm form. Balanced proportions and a minimalist aesthetic make it equally at home on the racetrack or at the office, offering a seamless fusion of precision timing and everyday wearability.
Built to last, the Racing Team Watch pairs a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating over a cleanly etched dial and sits within a stainless steel case measuring a tidy 11.3 mm thick. Ergonomically designed with 20 mm lugs and a 43 mm lug-to-lug profile, it complements a wide range of wrist sizes. Water-resistant to 50 meters, this watch is practical, functional, and distinctly Autodromo—from track credentials to refined wrist presence.
Powered by a Seiko VK63 meca-quartz movement, this hybrid engine delivers the tactile satisfaction of a true mechanical reset chronograph alongside the low-maintenance reliability of quartz power. The sweeping 1/5-second center stop-hand, guided movement of the subdials, and instant reset recall classic mechanical appeal—without compromise.
- Case Material: Stainless Steel
- Case Diameter: 40 mm
- Case Thickness: 11.3 mm
- Lug-to-Lug Distance: 43 mm
- Lug Width: 20 mm
- Crystal: Sapphire with Anti-Reflective coating
- Movement: Seiko VK63 Meca-Quartz Chronograph
- Chronograph: True mechanical reset; 1/5‑second sweeping center hand
- Functions: Hours, minutes, running seconds, chronograph, reset
- Water Resistance: 50 m / 5 ATM
- Origin: Japan-made movement, watch assembled by Autodromo
Since their debut in 2011, Autodromo has created a tightly focused array of beautifully designed and engineered timepieces for the automotive-minded watch enthusiast. From the NY headquarters of founder and chief designer Bradley Price, Autodromo’s watches bleed mid-century motoring style, with an emphasis on the classic feel of European motorsports. Finishing is key to this stylish ethos, with Autodromo models often featuring engineering, design and finishing outshining watches costing several times as much. Standout models include the Stradale line, meant to capture the ethos of 1950s Italian sports cars; the Monoposto series, translating the forms of early Formula 1 racing gauges into a stylish and beautifully made work of art for the wrist; and the Group B, which takes the aggressive high-tech forms of the fire-breathing Group B off road rally cars of the 1980s and melds them into a razor-sharp modern sports watch.
