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Customer Reviews
Elliot van den Berg
Performance Meets Elegance! Next-Level Style!
Posted on 3/8/2025 This is not just a watch—it’s a conversation starter. The red forged carbon case is unlike anything else, giving it a sporty, high-tech feel, while the black rubber strap ensures all-day comfort. The skeleton dial adds a luxurious edge. Whether you're at a business meeting or a racetrack, this watch holds its own.
Raphael Dufresne
Unrivaled Energy! Modern Precision!
Posted on 3/8/2025 The contrast between the deep red case and black strap is stunning. It’s bold without being flashy, making it the perfect statement piece. The skeletonized movement gives it that futuristic feel, and the materials feel solid and high-quality. If you want a watch that gets noticed for all the right reasons, this is it.
Daniel Voigt
Fearless Look! Sleek Engineering!
Posted on 3/8/2025 This RM35-01 is a beast. The red forged carbon case stands out in the best way possible, but the black strap tones it down just enough to keep it stylish. The movement is smooth, and the craftsmanship is impressive. It’s the perfect mix of innovation and attitude.
Jonas Feldmann
Striking Presence! Motorsport Spirit!
Posted on 3/8/2025 This timepiece is built for those who appreciate cutting-edge design. The deep red case with titanium screws gives it a hypercar-like presence, while the black strap balances the look. The exposed mechanics inside the skeleton dial are a work of art. It’s not just a watch—it’s an experience.
Matteo Renaud