Stuhrling Original 'Targa' Swiss Chronograph Watch

The Targa Florio is an endurance automobile race held near Palermo, Sicily. Always one of the toughest competitions in Europe and considered to be one of the most grueling challenges for driver and car, the first Targa Florio held in 1906 covered 277 miles through multiple hairpin curves on treacherous mountain roads, at heights where severe changes in climate frequently occurred, and by the mid-1920s, the Targa Florio had become one of Europe's most important races. In honor of its Centennial Celebration, Stuhrling Original enters the race with the Targa! Targa means 'shield' and our newest timepiece is large enough to be a shield. A whopping 47 mm round and 53 mm east to west, the Targa owns the largest case in Stuhrling's history. The Targa is fitted with the one of the most accomplished chronograph movements obtainable in Switzerland, the Startech 5040-B from Ronda.

Swiss Quartz Chronograph Movement Add and Split Function Chronograph with Center Stop Seconds, 30-Minute Sub-Dial, Tenths of a Second, 10-Hour Counter, Small Seconds and Auto-Correctional Big Date Complication Hydraulic Pressed Dial with Concentric Circles on the Three Eyes and Sun Ray Finish on Black Main Dial Luminova? Filled Hour and Minute Hands Individually Applied Baton Markers for the Hours and Silver Printed Minute Markers Date at the 12 o'clock Position Domed Krysterna? Crystal Stainless Steel Case Stainless Steel Bezel Stainless Steel Knurled Edge Crown with 12 Teeth Decorated Screwed-In Dodecagonal Case Back Black Genuine Leather and Water Repellant Lining with White Stitching Stainless Steel Tang Buckle Water Resistance: 50 meters/165 feet Dimensions:Case: 53mm W x 47mm L x 16mm T; Strap: 24mm W x 8 in. L Materials:Stainless Steel Model No:176L.331513