What makes this automatic chronograph called Giro a noteworthy watch is that, besides being a fine work of horological art, its brand itself is born out of a seldom seen historical twist, namely the moment the Italian Remo followed his from first-sight beloved Swiss woman to join her family watch-manufacturing business, located in Bienne. However, besides the brand’s mentionable and certainly romantic background, Giro’s 42mm wide 18kt rose gold case strikes from the first glance with precious elegance coupled with a certain sobriety. The inside houses an ETA caliber 7753 with 27 jewels that beats at 28.800 bph and offers 44 hours of power reserve.