The CT Scuderia Master Time Automatic is one of the newer offerings from the boutique Italian watchmaker, it has a 25-jewel automatic Swiss movement that features a 40 hour power reserve that was specifically chosen for its accuracy.
Following in the motorsports tradition of their other watches, the CT Scuderia Master Time is designed to work both as a wristwatch and as a stopwatch, it can be worn either around the wrist – or with the strap removed it can be worn on a lanyard around the neck for monitoring lap times.
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