Montres Outlet

Maserati Watches

Maserati has transposed its Italian sporting DNA (trident, Maserati blue, dials inspired by car dashboards) into a 42-46 mm watch collection featuring a few skeleton automatics. Over 110 men's references at outlet prices, authentic and backed by a 2-year warranty.

Our Maserati expertise

History & brand DNA

Maserati was founded in 1914 in Bologna by the Maserati brothers, before establishing itself permanently in Modena, the heartland of prestigious Italian manufacturers. The automotive brand earned its credentials through competition, with victories at Indianapolis and in Formula 1 during the 1930s-1950s. The Maserati watch collection was launched in 2006 under official licence, manufactured by Sector Group / Morellato (an Italian group specialising in watches and jewellery). Designs are overseen by Maserati studios in Modena to ensure consistency with automotive DNA: the trident, signature Maserati blue, and references to instrument clusters.

Iconic models

The Maserati watch range divides into two complementary universes with models featured on the men's and women's pages. In terms of finish and materials, there are: full brushed steel versions (versatile office-to-evening look), bicolour steel-blue PVD (which embrace Maserati automotive codes), structured rubber versions (inspired by aluminium wheel rims) and rare full black PVD finishes (premium stealth look). In terms of size: the majority are 42-46 mm for men, with a few 44 mm unisex models. The generous diameter is intentional, as Maserati does not offer cases smaller than 40 mm.

What we check before dispatch

On an authentic Maserati: the Maserati trident must be present on the crown in deep engraving and on the dial at 12 o'clock, perfectly aligned without burrs. The reference begins with R88 plus 8 digits and appears on the caseback with the inscription 'Maserati Officina Originale Italian Style'. The signature Maserati blue (on dial or hands) must be a deep blue with slight metallic sheen, not a flat blue or one that turns black. On skeleton automatics (Traguardo, Ingegno), the balance wheel should oscillate freely. On rubber bracelets, check the flexibility, as rigid or sticky rubber indicates poor storage.

Why buy at outlet prices?

Maserati outlet watches range from 150 to 450 EUR (versus 300-900 EUR in boutiques). It's the best purchase for the Italian automotive enthusiast who wants to wear the trident on their wrist without the Ferrari or Porsche Design price tag. Skeleton automatic models (Traguardo, Ingegno) offer genuine mechanics at an accessible price. For everyday wear, the classic 42 mm steel models are versatile for office and weekend.

Frequently asked questions: Maserati

+Are Maserati watches manufactured in Italy?
Design is overseen by Maserati studios in Modena, but assembly is entrusted to Sector Group / Morellato (an Italian group) with international component sourcing. The 'Italian Style' inscription on the caseback reflects this dual Italian identity: Modena design, Italian manufacturing under licence.
+What is the difference between Successo and Competizione?
Successo is the iconic versatile collection with a classic round design, multi-function subdials, and an office-to-evening aesthetic. Competizione is the collection openly oriented towards motorsport, featuring the signature Maserati blue dial, sport chronograph-style subdials and PVD accents. Successo suits any occasion, whilst Competizione makes a statement for the enthusiast.
+Is the Maserati skeleton automatic movement reliable?
Yes, the automatic calibres used on Traguardo and Ingegno are based on Japanese Miyota 8N24 movements, recognised for their reliability (minus 20 to plus 40 seconds per day) and 40-hour power reserve. Standard watch maintenance applies: service every 5 to 7 years to optimise longevity.
+Can a Maserati watch withstand swimming?
This depends on the model. The majority of Maserati watches display 50 m (5 ATM), sufficient for hand washing, rain and splashes. For occasional swimming, check for 100 m (10 ATM) on the caseback engraving. No Maserati model is designed for diving.