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Cuervo y Sobrinos pays tribute to the first official Formula One World Champion “Nino” Farina who gained the title in 1950.
The Historiador Nino Farina II follows the highly acclaimed first limited series that sold out in a very short time. It is a classy, vintage tri-compax chronograph, limited to 158 pieces, inspired by the historic race and featuring the colors of the iconic Alfa Romeo, but made for a modern audience.
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Description
Functions
Hours, minutes, small seconds and date. Tachymeter scale and chronograph functions: central seconds, 30-minutes counter at 9h, 12-hours counter at 6h. Date display at 6h
Movement
ETA 2894, 12 ½ ”’, automatic, diameter: 28.00 mm, height: 6.10 mm, Power Reserve :42 hours, 37 jewels, 28800 A/h, finished oscillating weight with engraving
Case
Stainless steel, diameter 40 mm, height 12.45 mm, double curved sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, water resistant to 5 ATM, screwed see-through case back with sapphire crystal with Nino Farina signature
Dial
Silver dial with light blue tachymeter scale, 2 light blue counters and 1 silver counter
Hands
Leaf shaped hours, minutes and small seconds hands, red triangle-shaped chronograph minute and hour hands, green baton shaped chronograph seconds hand
Strap
Light brown perforated matte with light blue stitching tumbled calf
Buckle
Stainless Steel square folding buckle engraved with CyS emblem
Limited Edition
158 pieces, individually numbered
Packaging
Standard Humidor Box – PE 100
CURIOSITY
The Historiador Nino Farina II celebrates the daring legacy of Emilio “Nino” Farina, the first official Formula 1 World Champion in 1950. Limited to 158 individually numbered pieces, it merges vintage flair with modern precision. Housed in a refined 40 mm stainless‑steel case with a double‑curved sapphire crystal, this racing‑inspired chronograph features a silver dial accented in light blue and red—echoing Alfa Romeo’s legendary livery. Finished with a brown perforated calf leather strap and light-blue stitching, it’s a high-speed tribute on the wrist.
