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Engineered for the driven

Precision timepieces inspired by the machine

RaceMaster timepieces are assembled around the geometry of a performance wheel — forged, balanced and finished by hand.

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Forged case geometry

Every case starts as a single billet, CNC-machined to a wheel-derived profile and finished by hand.

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Regulated in five positions

Automatic calibres are adjusted and timed in five positions on the bench before they meet a dial.

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Sapphire front and back

Double-domed anti-reflective crystal on both sides, so the movement remains part of the design.

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Numbered small runs

References are produced in limited batches and individually numbered on the caseback.

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Three families, one design language. Each is built around a different driving discipline.

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RaceMaster craftsmanship
The workshop

Built the way a wheel is built

RaceMaster started in a machine shop, not a design studio. Our first case was cut on the same CNC that produced wheel centres for a touring-car team. Every reference is regulated by hand and pressure-tested before dispatch.

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From the bench

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What
Sep 6, 2026

What "wheel-derived" actually means in a case

The phrase gets used loosely in this segment of the market. Here is what it means on our bench, and where the geometry actually comes from.

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Regulating a movement in five positions
Aug 26, 2026

Regulating a movement in five positions

A movement that keeps perfect time lying flat on a bench can lose twenty seconds a day on a wrist. The five-position test is how we close that gap.

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Forged, not stamped: how a case gets its shape
Aug 15, 2026

Forged, not stamped: how a case gets its shape

Two cases can look identical on a spec sheet and behave nothing alike in the hand. The difference starts before any machining happens.

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