DNA Edition BRE46
Made from the 1970 & 1971 Championship-Winning Datsun 240Z BRE No. 46.
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DNA Edition BRE46
Made from the 1970 & 1971 Championship-Winning Datsun 240Z BRE No. 46.
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Project BRE46
The BRE46 is a DNA Limited Edition timepiece, featuring authentic components sourced from the championship-winning Datsun 240Z BRE No. 46 — the car that dominated the C Production National Championships in 1970 and 1971 under the legendary driver John Morton and team owner Peter Brock.
This car became a motorsport icon for its striking red, white, and blue livery and its unmatched success on the track, cementing the Datsun 240Z’s place in racing history and proving that Japanese engineering could stand shoulder to shoulder with the world’s best.
The BRE46 timepiece is a one-of-a-kind collaboration, combining original car DNA with refined horological craftsmanship. Powered by a Japanese engine (Miyota Cal. 9039), just like the Datsun 240Z, each piece celebrates the early 1970s racing era and the legacy of the Datsun 240Z BRE No. 46.
Sign up to be first in line for this extraordinary project, expected to launch in November 2025, and gain exclusive access to the 48-Hour Launch Offer.
When is this project opening for pre-order?
When is this project opening for pre-order?
We’re currently expecting to launch and open for pre-orders in mid-November.
Make sure to sign up for the launch list so you’ll be part of it when we go live. Those who sign up will get early access and receive the 48-Hour Launch Offer.
Why does REC launch differently than other watch brands?
Why does REC launch differently than other watch brands?
At REC, we don’t spend a year sitting on a finished watch, waiting just to build hype or chase celebrity endorsements. We launch as soon as the timepiece is perfected, not a moment later. As you’re reading this, we’re putting the final touches on the development of the BRE46 timepiece.
That’s also why you’re seeing sketches and concept drawings, because the moment the watch is ready, we’ll open the curtains and show it to you. We want you to be part of the process, to see it take shape rather than discover it long after it’s done.
Because for us, it’s never just about a name on the dial. Every watch we make is about honouring history and telling stories that deserve to be told, one watch at a time. And you’re part of that story too. That’s why we open up about each project as soon as we can, even before the timepiece is finished: to bring you closer, earlier, and more honestly than most brands ever will.
What will the price be?
What will the price be?
The retail price is expected to be around $995–$1,500. A limited number of BRE46 timepieces will be available for pre-order during the 48-Hour Launch Offer. This is your chance to secure an exclusive launch discount, available only for the few BRE46 pieces released in that window.
Total production will be strictly limited to 923 timepieces, but only a select few will be offered for pre-order.
What will the watches look like?
What will the watches look like?
In the images above, you can see early sketches and concept drawings of the timepiece. But as our experience in watchmaking has taught us, no sketch can truly capture how a finished timepiece feels in hand or looks on the wrist.
What does the 48-Hour Launch Offer include?
What does the 48-Hour Launch Offer include?
We’re preparing a special launch offer for this project. While we can’t yet reveal the full details, one thing is certain: you don’t want to miss it.
For 48 hours only, you’ll be able to secure an exclusive launch-only price that will never return. This offer also includes extra benefits reserved solely for those who show up at launch, along with early access before anyone else.
Only 923 BRE46 timepieces will ever be produced, and just a select few of those will be available during the launch offer.
We can’t reveal everything just yet due to ongoing collaborations and approvals, just know that we’re working tirelessly behind the scenes to make this project and launch worthwhile.
Legal disclaimer
Legal disclaimer
Licensed and Approved by Brock Racing Entreprises
The Rivalry That Redefined Racing
Win on Sunday, sell on Monday.
When Toyota suddenly pulled its promised 2000GTs from Brock Racing Enterprises in 1967 and handed them to Shelby American, Peter Brock wasn’t just disappointed; he was determined.
Determined to beat his former boss and prove that innovation, not budget, decides victory. Looking for the perfect weapon, Brock turned his eye to Datsun’s underperforming 2000 roadsters, dismissed by many as uncompetitive.
1970–1971 SCCA C Production Champion
Datsun 240Z BRE no. 46
Nissan informed BRE of the coming introduction of their brilliantly conceived Datsun 240Z.
BRE’s first 240Z (serial #492) arrived mid-season in 1970 on the first boat of Datsun Zs to enter the States. Seen here in the BRE shop, it came with a SOHC 2.4 litre, inline six-cylinder engine, designated the L24. This engine was originally designed for street use but BRE developed it into a potent race engine.
Splitit installment payments at 0% interest: How does it work exactly?
Splitit allows you to split the total payment over a maximum of twelve months using your credit card. This service is free, involves no credit checks or applications, and means you can choose to split your payment into monthly installments.
To use this payment method all you need a credit card with a sufficient amount of available credit. Splitit authorizes the total order value—but don’t worry, this is not taken in full when you complete the purchase. At the time of shipping, only the first installment will be charged to your credit card. A payment authorization for the outstanding amount of your purchase will be held during for up to 30 days after placing your order.
After each monthly payment, the amount held from your available balance will be reduced to the new remaining balance (the held amount might appear as “pending”). To ensure that the authorization of your credit card is valid for the entire payment period, the authorization will be renewed every 21 days.
Are there any extra fees involved?
No, this is an interest-free payment method with no additional fixed fees, service fees, interest, or hidden fees of any kind.
Which credit cards does Splitit support?
You can pay using Splitit with a Mastercard or Visa cards. Debit cards and pre-paid cards are not accepted.
Do I have to maintain the required available credit amount on my credit card?
You must maintain a sufficient amount on your credit card for both the monthly payment and for the full outstanding amount of your purchase for up to 30 days after placing the order. The average authorization typically drops off within 5-10 working days. The authorized amount will be charged only in the event that a monthly payment is declined (the authorization hold might appear as “pending” on your credit card bill).
What happens if I return the product?
If you decide to not keep the ordered item(s), upon return of the items we will reimburse the installments that have already been paid and cancel the outstanding payments.
When and where can I choose the number of installments for my payment plan?
Installment payments with Splitit can be chosen as a payment option during the checkout process. Here, you can choose the number of installments in your payment plan and view the monthly payment amounts.