The quick answer.
Ferro & Company Time Master 70 Ginger Ale is a 39 mm everyday sport watch at $685. We recommend it for a buyer who wants a champagne-dial automatic on steel, with a compact case and fine bracelet adjustment.
Why it belongs on the shortlist.
Ginger Ale gives the Time Master 70 a softer look than a conventional black or blue sports watch. Ferro pairs the warm dial with polished silver hands and markers, a brushed steel case and a bracelet that adjusts in six clicks without a tool. We like this particular colorway for buyers who want a distinctive dial without a bright accent color; the case and bracelet keep the overall design grounded.
Ginger Ale is the colorway to choose for warmth.
The champagne tone changes the character of the Time Master 70 without making the watch feel loud. Ferro describes the dial as a three-piece construction and pairs it with polished silver hands and BGW9 lume. We would pick this version when you want dial color that reads warm in daylight and remains easy to pair with neutral clothing.
A compact case with a real 47 mm wrist span.
The published dimensions are 39 mm across, 47 mm lug-to-lug and 11 mm thick including the crystal, with 20 mm lugs. The first number looks restrained, but the end-to-end span still deserves attention on a smaller wrist. Compare the full 47 mm length with a watch that fits you well rather than making the decision from diameter alone.
Miyota 9039 keeps the dial clean.
Ferro lists the Miyota 9039 as a 24-jewel automatic running at 28,800 vibrations per hour, with an approximately 42-hour reserve. It keeps the layout free of a date window, which suits the balanced dial. The tradeoff is the familiar one: if you rotate watches and leave it unworn, it may need resetting sooner than an automatic with a longer reserve.
The bracelet adjustment is a meaningful daily detail.
The stainless bracelet includes a six-click on-the-fly micro-adjust, so the wearer can make small changes without taking out a link. That feature gives the Time Master 70 a practical advantage on warm days or when wrist size shifts. Ferro lists a 100 m / 10 ATM rating, sapphire with antireflective coating and a screw-down crown; these are manufacturer specifications rather than independent test results.
The supplied code is listed, but Ginger Ale is not a tested variant.
Ferro lists the Ginger Ale at $685 USD. The owner-supplied code RITUAL is for 10% off, but our recorded cart tests do not include this exact colorway. We show no after-code price and do not assume eligibility. Use the Ferro partner link, search for Time Master 70 Ginger Ale and confirm the code and final total in the order summary.
The details, at a glance.
- Collection / dial
- Time Master 70 · Ginger Ale
- Case diameter
- 39 mm
- Lug-to-lug
- 47 mm
- Thickness
- 11 mm including crystal
- Lug width
- 20 mm
- Case
- Brushed stainless steel with screw-down crown
- Crystal
- Sapphire with antireflective coating
- Movement
- Miyota 9039 automatic, 28,800 vph, 24 jewels
- Rated power reserve
- Approximately 42 hours
- Dial
- Three-piece champagne dial with BGW9 lume
- Bracelet
- Stainless steel with six-click on-the-fly micro-adjust
- Weight
- 130 g, as stated by Ferro for the watch with straps
- Water resistance
- 100 m / 10 ATM
- Date
- No date display
What draws us in
- Warm champagne dial with a quieter, more versatile color palette
- 39 mm case, sapphire crystal and 100 m listed water resistance
- Six-click bracelet micro-adjust without removing links
Before you choose
The 47 mm lug-to-lug is longer than the 39 mm diameter suggests, so check the full span against a watch you already wear. The Miyota 9039 has no date, and its stated 42-hour reserve is shorter than many modern long-reserve automatics. Ferro lists 100 m / 10 ATM water resistance. Its $685 price is the current listed figure we checked, not a tested code price for Ginger Ale.
Who it suits.
A buyer who wants a champagne-dial automatic on steel, with a compact case and fine bracelet adjustment.
When to choose something else.
Choose a shorter lug-to-lug, a date display or a longer-reserve movement if one of those is central to your next watch.
Warranty, returns and ownership.
Ferro lists a two-year warranty and a 30-day return window. Return shipping is paid by the customer and a return authorization is required. Check the current policy and delivered cost for your country before ordering.
Closest alternatives.
- Ferro & Company Time Master 70 Monochrome: The same Time Master 70 case with a quieter monochrome dial if you want the bracelet and proportions without the warm champagne color.
- Ferro & Company Race Master Chronograph Corsa: A round-cased racing chronograph on leather if you want extra timing functions and a more conventional silhouette.
Think beyond the diameter.
The published 47 mm lug-to-lug gives you a useful starting point for checking overhang. Compare the case with your wrist and compare the proportions with a watch you already enjoy wearing.
Ferro & Company partner code and offer terms. Our supplied code is RITUAL for 10% off. Check the exact model and variant at the store, then confirm eligibility and the final total at checkout.
Where to buy.
Specifications and product photography: Ferro & Company Time Master 70 Ginger Ale product page (checked October 22, 2026). Find Time Master 70 Ginger Ale at Ferro & Company through our partner link and search for the selected option there. How we choose.
A few good questions.
What is the discount code for the Ferro & Company Time Master 70 Ginger Ale?
The Ferro & Company discount code is RITUAL for 10% off at ferrowatches.com. We have not tested it on this exact model, so confirm the saving in your order summary. Every code and tested price: https://watchritual.com/promo/ferro-company
What movement is in the Ferro & Company Time Master 70 Ginger Ale?
Ferro lists a Miyota 9039 automatic movement with 24 jewels, a 28,800 vph beat rate and an approximately 42-hour power reserve. The watch has no date display.
How large is the Ferro & Company Time Master 70 Ginger Ale?
Ferro lists a 39 mm case, 47 mm lug-to-lug span, 11 mm thickness including the crystal and 20 mm lugs. Compare the full 47 mm span with a watch that fits your wrist.
Does the Ferro & Company Time Master 70 Ginger Ale have a date?
No. The Ginger Ale uses the Miyota 9039 and has an uncluttered no-date dial.
What water resistance does the Ferro & Company Time Master 70 Ginger Ale have?
Ferro lists 100 m / 10 ATM water resistance. Follow the current manufacturer guidance for use and care.
