Limited to 393 pieces

TTT Escape

2,295.00 USD
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Made from the King of Cools famous 1961 TR6 Triumph Trophy “Jump” motorcycle.

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Limited to 393 pieces
2,295.00 USD
USD EUR GBP DKK

Made from the King of Cools famous 1961 TR6 Triumph Trophy “Jump” motorcycle.

  • This item is Sold out. Please sign up to our newsletter for updates on similar projects or restocking opportunities.

The TTT Escape

The TTT Escape is a limited-edition timepiece crafted from the iconic 1961 TR6 Triumph Trophy, famously ridden by the “King of Cool” in one of cinema’s most unforgettable moments.

Captain Virgil Hilts, the fearless U.S. pilot portrayed with a nonchalant charm, makes a daring attempt to jump over two border fences into Switzerland on a 1962 Triumph TR6 Trophy. Though the escape ends in a crash and recapture, this scene became legendary, solidifying the motorcycle’s place in history.

Now a permanent exhibit at the Triumph Factory Museum, the motorcycle was meticulously restored by collector Dick Shepherd. Original parts such as the clutch plates and connecting rods were repurposed into the dials of the TTT Escape, allowing a piece of this cinematic legend to live on in each timepiece.

Specifications
Dimensions
  • Diameter 43,0 mm
  • Lug-to-Lug 46,5 mm
  • Height 12,3 mm
  • Opening diameter 33,0 mm
  • Weight (w. strap) 95g
Movement

Caliber SW200-1 S b SELLITA movement w. rotor decoration
Ruthenium Anthracite plating
Automatic, manual winding
Frequency 28,800 VPH (4.0 hz)
Power reserve 41 hours
Accuracy ± 10sec per day
26 Jewels

Features

Swiss-made
3 Hands
Skeletonized sandwich dial with 30-degree rotation adjustment between two positions “RIDE” and “DRESS”
5 ATM, 50 meters
3-year full warranty

Case

316L Stainless steel
4-piece case 
Dual case system
Top glass Sapphire Crystal with layers of anti-reflective coating
Exhibition caseback with Mineral Crystal

Materials

Third inner dial ring (lowest part) made from reforged 1962 Triumph Trophy TR6 clutch plates and con-rods

Strap

Perforated brown double calf leather strap
Stamped green inner lining and curved spring bar
Stainless steel wire buckle with polished and sandblast finishing, black PVD coated tongue
Width (lugs) 22,0 mm
Width (buckle) 18,0 mm
Length 125,0/75,0 mm

A Legendary Leap in

Cinematic History

The 1961 Triumph TR6 Trophy 650cc, made famous by its role in one of film’s most exhilarating chase and jump sequences, has become the most iconic Triumph motorcycle in the world.

Off-screen, the “King of Cool” was an avid motorcycle and race car enthusiast. Known for doing his own stunts whenever possible, his passion and skills ultimately earned him a spot in the Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 1999.

Con-rods and

Clutch Plates

After filming, the iconic motorcycle was forgotten in a Norfolk barn until rediscovered by Dick Shepherd, the custodian of the world’s largest private Triumph collection.

With confirmation from Bud Ekins, Shepherd set out to meticulously restore the bike to its former glory.

Design & DNA

True to Fiction

In creating the TTT Escape, we set out to capture both the visual allure and functionality of the iconic 1961 Triumph TR6 Trophy.

The timepiece not only incorporates original parts from the motorcycle but also echoes its design elements throughout. The deep green color scheme graces the dial, rotor, and strap lining, while the inner dial at 5 o’clock features a movie-inspired license plate (WH-13371), paying homage to the film.

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