Taking the design cues from Montoya such as the hexagonal screws on the bezel, the non numerical markets and the rectangular chronograph push buttons as well as the distinctive crown - the Barrichello has an assured following for those who missed the limited edition Montoya. The steel version appears to have a design slightly toned down without the multicolour details on the dial. The watch has a ceramic bezel and the case comes in Platinum, Pink Gold and Titanium (grade 5) will be limited to a total of 1650 pieces.
To read about the new release from the official AP site, CLICK HERE.
Horolography - noun, the art of photographing timepieces
Horolographer - Harry SK Tan
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