TTT Elmore Pre-order for 25% off
Made from Buddy Elmore’s 1966 Daytona 200-winning T100 race bike, the motorcycle which gave birth to the Daytona name.
Pre-order deadline May 31st, 2024
TTT Elmore Pre-order for 25% off
Made from Buddy Elmore’s 1966 Daytona 200-winning T100 race bike, the motorcycle which gave birth to the Daytona name.
Pre-order deadline May 31st, 2024
Description
The TTT Elmore is a limited edition timepiece made from Buddy Elmore’s 1966 Daytona 200-winning T100 race bike.
One of the most famous wins in motorcycle racing history, the 1966 Florida Daytona 200 saw Buddy Elmore spectacularly race from 46th on the grid to first place, winning the race on a prototype T100 Tiger – a dramatic victory that gave Triumph performance bikes the ‘Daytona’ name.
The original clutch plates have been repurposed to form the unique and highly limited series of TTT Elmore timepieces.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Diameter Case: 43,0 mm
Lug-to-lug: 46,5 mm
Height: 12,3 mm
Opening diameter: 33,0 mm
Movement
Movement
Customized SELLITA cal. SW200-1 Sb
Swiss Made
Time only (hours, minutes, seconds)
Automatic & manual winding
26 Jewels
41 Hours power reserver
28,800 bph (4hz)
Accuracy ±6 seconds per day
Features
Features
Central dial plate made from Buddy Elmores 1966 Triumph T100
Fully skeletonized sandwich dial
Applied hour markers with BGW9 Super Luminova
Hour and minute hand with BGW9 Super Luminova
30-degree dial rotation
Exhibition caseback
Serial number placque
3-year sales warranty from date of delivery
Water resistance 5 ATM, 50 meters
Materials
Materials
Crystal (Dial Glass): Sapphire crystal w. 3 layers of anti-reflection coating
Caseback glass: Mineral glass
Case & crown: 316L Stainless steel
Clasp: 316L Stainless steel
Strap
Strap
Width at lugs: 22,0mm
Width at clasp: 18,0mm
Length: 125 / 75mm
Materials: Double calf-skin leather
The ‘TTT’ name
The ‘TTT’ name
“TTT” represents “Twist The Throttle,” indicating the motorcycle-inspired collection’s dual-case construction, enabling wearers to rotate the dial 30 degrees clockwise.
Made from the bike that spawned the Triumph ‘Daytona’ name
The Legendary
‘Daytona’ story
Buddy Elmore, an American motorcycle racer, clinched victory at the iconic Daytona 200-mile race in March 1966 astride a ‘works special’ 500cc Triumph Tiger 100.
Despite competing against larger 750cc Harley-Davidsons, the highly tuned T100 struggled with engine failures due to the relentless Florida heat.
Win on sunday
Sell on Monday
Buddy’s unexpected triumph marked a significant shift, ending nearly three decades of dominance by US and Canadian performance bikes, triumphing over the formidable Indian and Harley-Davidson rivals on their home turf.
Repurposed
Clutch plates
Today, the T100 race bike that won the 1966 Daytona 200 is a permanent fixture at the Triumph Factory Museum in Hinckley, symbolizing the enduring legacy of the Daytona performance line.
However, its journey to this status was far from straightforward.
A fusion of
History & design
The TTT Elmore establishes a direct connection to the motorcycle’s legacy through various design elements. Repurposed Triumph T100 clutch plates form the dial’s centerpiece, complemented by subtle nods to the bike’s history.
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