The '60s and '70s were a boom time for watches, which resulted in all kinds of brands coming out of the woodwork to take a piece of the action and offer something that just might stand out from the growing crowd. 

Many of these brands no longer exist, which leaves us with a glut of very cool pieces that we know little about, like this Superalfa. It's a beautiful dual-register chronograph with a stout cushion-style case, a striking red rotating bezel and a couple of even brighter neon red hands. We may not know much about the history of the brand but we know they definitely crafted something that made a statement. 

Plus, it'll give you something to nerd out about as you dig through the depths of the internet looking for all the info you can find. 

SPECS

CASE & BRACELET

The stainless steel cushion-style case is in great condition. It looks like it's been lightly polished in the past but still retains strong factory dimensions and sharp edges. The red rotating bezel is in amazing condition, showing no signs of wear or age. The watch appears to have its original unsigned crown and pump pushers. The caseback shows signs of light wear but still has all factory engravings. The watch is supplied on a modern stainless steel Forstner ladder-style bracelet that will fit u to a 7 1/2-inch wrist.

DIAL & HANDS

The silver sunburst dial is in immaculate condition with no signs of age or wear to speak of. All wording and numerals are in perfect condition and highly legible. The subdial at 3 o'clock features a neon red hand to match the chronograph hand. The tritium hour markers have aged to a light cream coloration, perfectly matching the lume inside the baton-style handset. Under UV light inspection there is no degradation is present in the dial or hands.

ACCESSORIES 

None. The watch is functioning perfectly and keeping time, previous service history is unknown.