Ferrari, like its supercar rivals Bugatti, Porsche and other brands, has collaborated with a variety of watchmakers over the years. It is impossible to escape the passion that enthusiasts of both cars and watches share. Any dial bearing the Ferrari name will appeal to a wide range of people, regardless of whether they own a Ferrari.

Ferrari enthusiasts have two categories of timepieces to choose from: the oddities and rarest vintage models, and the official serial production, factory-endorsed, high-end models. Rolex Submariner Replica Watches was the first to introduce a major collection, followed by Panerai in the 21st Century, and finally Hublot.

A third category of models is available from various sources, and they are mainly inexpensive. This includes the current Scuderia Ferrari quartz range, for example. Chronographs are available for PS179 ($234). These items are not included in this category, but it is reasonable to assume that completers would buy anything with a Prancing Horse Logo.

The trend of commercial agreements between watch houses, car manufacturers and watch retailers created the now familiar category of licensed co-branded watches offered by watch retailers. Rolex Replica Watches is a motorsport-oriented company, so it's inevitable that the company would commission great watchmakers to produce bespoke or limited edition pieces.

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These rare items could have been given to deserving employees, clients or drivers. It is safe to assume that Ferrari-related watches are included in this category. These would be given as gifts, and especially to winning drivers. The Ferrari logo was also featured on a now collectible Omega collection for this exact purpose. The brand made a few stainless steel time-and date Dynamics for the Ferrari Team in 1972. They had a red dial with the Prancing Horse, and "Ferrari", printed in white above the 6 o'clock position. It was fitted with a bracelet and powered by the 21 jewel automatic Calibre 1401,Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Replica which came in a special aluminum box. They are available at auction for around EUR 1500-EUR 2000.

Omega chronographs from the "The Legend" collection of F1 champion Michael Schumacher are a bit more peripheral but, spiritually, they're considered Ferrari wristwatches. The Speedmaster was the basis for a multitude of watches that were produced continuously from the mid-1990s to the early 2000s. The availability of the series coincided, therefore, with Schumacher's championship years as a Ferrari driver.