Competizione R8853100028 Watch

The Watch

Maserati invites you to discover its new Competizione R8853100028 watch - understated and elegant by design. Dressed in grey and black, it pairs effortlessly with any look. It features a tonneau-shaped case in stainless steel with masculine dimensions: 42mm in diameter and 10mm thick. A black dial sits atop, with a crown at three o'clock for easy adjustment. A mineral crystal protects the dial from everyday impacts, while a fluted bezel adds dynamism and resilience. The screwed case back delivers water resistance of 10 ATM, or 100 meters depth.

The Dial

With its round shape, the dial offers a clean, versatile style suited to any occasion. It features a black base elevated by a sunray finish that adds depth and brilliance to your wrist. Two baton hands indicate the hours and minutes, while a slender seconds hand keeps track of the seconds. All hands are in steel, matching the baton indexes around the dial perimeter - each featuring a luminescent treatment for visibility in low-light conditions. A minute track and a seconds track run alongside the indexes for precise reading. A date window at 3 o'clock keeps you informed of today's date at a glance. Finally, the brand signs its model just below the twelve o'clock index.

The Movement

The Italian house has equipped this watch with a highly robust quartz movement, delivering precise and reliable display of hours, minutes, seconds, and the date.

The Strap

Matching the case, the strap is composed of three-link rows in stainless steel. The flexible links ensure freedom of movement for all-day comfort. It fastens with a deployant clasp, and the lug width measures 22 millimeters.

Water Resistance

Rated to 10 atmospheres - that's 100 meters - this is a genuinely water-resistant watch. From puddles to the pool, it handles splashes, showers, baths, and lap swimming without hesitation. That said, our Ocarat watch experts note it is not designed for diving (professional or otherwise) and should be kept away from high-pressure cleaning equipment. We also recommend avoiding the crown or pushers while submerged.