The Sensei's take
The REC Watches 901 GW Exoskeleton is a bold choice for those who appreciate automotive-inspired design and a robust build. Its standout feature is the unique case that resembles an exoskeletal frame, making it not just a timepiece, but a conversation starter. At $2,595, it’s a niche buy that appeals to enthusiasts seeking something distinctly different, but be prepared to wear it with confidence among more traditional styles.
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.product-hero__title .title-main { font-size: px; } .product-hero__title .title-sub { font-size: px; } @media (min-width: 768px) { .product-hero__title .title-main { font-size: px; } .product-hero__title .title-sub { font-size: px; } } USD EUR GBP DKK USD EUR GBP DKK Add to bag USD EUR GBP DKK USD EUR GBP DKK Add to bag Add to bag Project 901 GW Exoskeleton DNA Edition The 901 GW Exoskeleton is a limited edition timepiece created in collaboration with Gunther Werks, the California-based atelier known for radically reimagining the Porsche 993. Their mission: what if Porsche had built a GT3RS version of the 993? Each creation fuses modern track-ready engineering with the legacy of air-cooled performance. Developed alongside Gunther Werks founder Peter Nam, this ultra-limited model embodies t…
Sensei Score — Solid
A dependable choice; know the trade-offs going in.
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At a glance
Pulled straight from the spec sheet, framed for the buyer. The editorial verdict is the Sensei's take above.
Sensei Says
At 44 mm it wears boldly, a 46 mm lug-to-lug suits most wrists.
Fairly priced for what it is.
On the wrist
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The maker
REC Watches embodies the philosophy of 'Recover, Recycle, Reclaim', where they salvage materials from legendary vehicles to create timepieces that carry rich narratives. Each watch is not just an accessory, but a conversation starter and a tribute to the legacy of its source.