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Re: Kentucky Chrono Marked Ferrari; What do We Think?
In Response To: Kentucky Chrono Marked Ferrari; What do We Think? ()

The problem I have with it is that the driver isn't named. This would be an amazing story (whatever the watch was - it could be a casio) if it had come from ANY F1 driver, let alone a Ferrari F1 driver from the 70's.
How many F1 drivers are there in any season? Not many. How many Ferrari F1 drivers have there been ever. If someone handed me a watch and a story that it came from an F1 driver, the first question would be 'who?'. This information would never, ever be 'forgotten'.

Stewart

: Just wondering what our experts think of this Kentucky
: chronogarph, with "Ferrari" marked on the bracelet . .
: . "from a retired Formula One driver"?

: http://cgi.ebay.com/290583712387

: Never seen or heard of one of these, but we learn new things every
: day, right?

: Jeff

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