Ducati Stelvio DTWGI0003103 Watch

Ducati Stelvio DTWGI0003103 Watch

The Ducati Stelvio DTWGI0003103 is the green-dial version of the chronograph from the Stelvio collection. Its name comes from the Passo dello Stelvio, one of the most legendary mountain roads in the Alps, with its hairpin bends climbing above 2,700 metres. Ducati, a brand founded in 1926 that has built its identity on competition, borrows that name for a watch. The green is not the obvious red of the brand: it is a deliberate choice that moves away from the most recognisable competition colour and gives this Stelvio a personality of its own within the collection.

The watch measures 44 mm in diameter and 52.5 mm lug to lug, with a PE903 quartz movement and 5 ATM water resistance. The green dial integrates three counters, a date window between 4 and 5 o'clock and the red Ducati shield at 3 o'clock. The crown carries the brand logo. The red shield on the green background is the contrast that defines this version.

The bracelet is integrated steel: the links come straight out of the case and form a continuous unit, with no gaps or intermediate parts. It is a design solution that became popular in the 1970s, when sports watches were looking for a more solid union between case and bracelet. It shares the case, bracelet and movement with the black 3104; the difference between the two is the dial colour.

Within the Stelvio collection, this 3103 is the option for those who want a Ducati without wearing the competition red on the wrist. The green gives it a different feel: less obvious, more personal, but with the same details that identify the collection.

The dial is organised on two levels: a peripheral seconds ring with all 60 marks, and a matte green background on which the chronograph counters are arranged. The chronograph indicators have a radial black texture that creates discreet reflections depending on the light. The upper indicator is not a minutes counter: it is a tachymeter scale. It is used to calculate the speed at which a known distance has been covered. And in the subdial at 9 o'clock, at the end of a gear-tooth outline, a discreet "45" appears. In Ducati, that number evokes Scott Redding's race number.

Chronograph 44 x 52.5 mm Green Dial Ducati Shield

Why choose this watch?

The red shield on a green background

The contrast between the red shield at 3 o'clock and the green dial is the detail that defines this version. The competition red is still there, but it is no longer the protagonist.

Integrated bracelet: the 1970s solution that still holds

The links come straight out of the case and form a continuous block, with no gaps. It is a construction that became popular in the 1970s and remains the choice of sports watches looking for a solid whole. It is not a bracelet that can be swapped for just any strap, and it does not need to be: it is designed for that case.

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