Ferré Milano Swiss Made Diver Style Ref. FM1G155M0071
Diver Style / Fashion Watch · Ferré Milano (License managed by Franck Muller Group / Gevril Group). Positioned as a Bridge/Fashion luxury brand bridging high-fashion and accessible horology.
Period: Modern Fashion Luxury (2010s-present). It features contemporary oversized dimensions and follows the 'fashion-diver' aesthetic with a focus on branding and color-matching rather than professional tool-watch specs.
Type
Diver Style / Fashion Watch
Brand
Ferré Milano (License managed by Franck Muller Group / Gevril Group). Positioned as a Bridge/Fashion luxury brand bridging high-fashion and accessible horology.
Movement
Swiss Quartz Movement (specifically a Ronda caliber based on the date position and brand origin). High reliability, low maintenance, and a standard 3-5 year battery life.
Dimensions
Case Diameter: 43mm, Thickness: 12mm, Lug-to-Lug: 51mm, Lug Width: 22mm. It wears large due to the long straight lugs.
Description
A stylish, oversized sports watch that captures the essence of a professional diver while maintaining an Italian fashion sensibility. Its deep blue colorway and polished center links make it more suitable for the office and casual social gatherings than a coral reef. It represents the entry-point into Swiss-made timepieces for those who prioritize brand name and aesthetics.
Key Features
Swiss Made certification, unique stylized numeral at 6 o'clock, red-tipped seconds hand, and the Milano branding associated with Gianfranco Ferré's design house.
Dial Description
Matte blue dial with a large inverted triangle at 12 and a stylized Arabic '6'. Applied circular indices with luminous filling. Arrow-tipped minute hand and sword-style hour hand. Red-tipped seconds hand for contrast. Color-matched date window at 3 o'clock.
Case Material
316L Stainless Steel with a mix of brushed lugs and a polished mid-case. The blue bezel is likely an anodized aluminum insert.
Crystal Type
Mineral crystal with sapphire coating (Sapphire Coated). Shows clear reflections; no visible scratches in current view.
Bezel Details
Unidirectional rotating bezel with 60-minute scale. Blue aluminum insert with silver markings. Luminous pip (pearl) at the 12 o'clock position.
Crown & Pushers
Gear-style push-pull crown without crown guards. Features the Ferré 'F' logo on the cap.
Bracelet or Strap
Three-link stainless steel oyster-style bracelet with polished center links and brushed outer links. Standard folding clasp with security flip-lock.
Caseback Details
Solid screw-down stainless steel caseback. Features the Ferré Milano crest, model numbers, and 'Swiss Made' engraving.
Movement Type
Swiss Quartz Movement (specifically a Ronda caliber based on the date position and brand origin). High reliability, low maintenance, and a standard 3-5 year battery life.
Water Resistance
50 Meters (5 ATM). Suitable for light splashes and rain; not recommended for swimming or diving despite the 'Diver' aesthetic.
Origin & Provenance
Swiss Made. While the brand is Italian in heritage (Gianfranco Ferré), the watch is assembled in Switzerland with a Swiss movement.
Age Estimate
Circa 2018-2023. This is a current-generation model in the brand's sports lifestyle collection.
Cultural Significance
Represents the 'Licensing Era' of horology where major fashion houses partner with Swiss manufacturers to create branded accessories for the global luxury market.
Condition Notes
Excellent condition. Still appears to have protective plastic wrap on the upper bracelet links. High-polish areas are clean with no buffing marks visible.
Value Estimate
MSRP approximately $595 - $750; Secondary market value typically $150 - $250 depending on condition and packaging.
Care & Maintenance
Battery replacement every 3 years. Check water resistance gaskets if used for swimming. Wipe with a microfiber cloth to maintain the polished center links.
Similar Watches
Tissot Seastar 1000 (Higher water resistance), Fossil Blue (Similar aesthetics, lower price), Michael Kors Jetmaster (Fashion-tier alternative).
Interesting Facts
The brand's namesake, Gianfranco Ferré, was known as the 'Architect of Fashion' for his structured designs; this architectural influence is seen in the bold, geometric indices of the watch.