We examined how automotive cues—dial cutouts, layered construction, and engraved references—translate into a coherent wrist form. Material contrast and mechanical detailing were treated as storytelling devices tied directly to racing heritage.

Directional light was used to carve out depth across the dial and case architecture. Macro compositions isolated texture references and engraved caseback elements, reinforcing the watch’s connection to the original chassis P/1001.

Details feel deliberate, surfaces carry weight, and the narrative remains embedded in every angle. The stills support REC’s concept-driven identity, framing the watch as a wearable artifact of motorsport history.