Ducati Stelvio DTWGI0003104 Watch
The Ducati Stelvio DTWGI0003104 is a steel chronograph with a black dial and an integrated bracelet. Its name comes from the Passo dello Stelvio, one of the most iconic mountain roads in the Alps, with its hairpin bends climbing above 2,700 metres. The watch has a 44 x 52.5 mm case, a PE903 quartz movement and 5 ATM water resistance. The crown carries the Ducati logo and the calendar appears between 4 and 5 o'clock.
The bracelet is integrated steel: the links flow directly from the case and form a continuous unit, with no gaps or intermediate parts. It is designed to last and to fit the case. The red shield at 3 o'clock and the logo on the crown are the details that identify it.
Within the Stelvio collection, this 3104 is the black-dial version. It shares the steel case, integrated bracelet and PE903 movement with the green 3103. The difference between the two is the colour of the dial.
The dial is arranged on two levels: a perimeter seconds ring with all 60 marks, and a matte black background on which the chronograph counters are set. The chronograph indicators have a black radial texture that creates discreet reflections depending on the light. The top indicator is not a minute counter: it is a tachymeter scale. It is used to calculate the speed at which you have travelled a known distance. And in the 9 o'clock subdial, at the end of a gear-tooth outline, a discreet "45" appears. In Ducati, that number evokes Scott Redding's racing number and the 450 cc tradition.
Chronograph 44 x 52.5 mm Tachymeter Ducati Shield
Why choose this watch?
The shield at 3 o'clock and on the crown
It is not a large logo or a statement of intent. It is the detail sought by those who want a Ducati. It sits at 3 o'clock and is repeated on the crown.
Integrated bracelet: a set designed to last
The links flow directly from the case and form a continuous block, with no gaps. It is not a bracelet you change for just any strap, and it does not need to be: it is designed for this case.
Tachymeter and "45": two details
The top indicator is a competition tachymeter scale, not a minute counter. The "45" at the end of the gear outline evokes Scott Redding's racing number. They are details that do not appear in the specifications.
Frequently asked questions
Are the "45" and the tachymeter real functions or decoration?
The tachymeter is a real function: it is used to calculate an average speed over a known distance. The "45" is an evocation, not a chronograph function. It is not documented by the manufacturer, but in the context of Ducati it recalls Scott Redding's racing number and the 450 cc tradition.
Can the bracelet be changed for a leather strap?
It is not a bracelet designed to be replaced by a conventional 22 mm strap: the links flow directly from the case and form a continuous unit. It is designed to last and to fit the case. If you ever want to change the look, there are specific straps for this model and third-party adapters, but it is not the natural option.