DNA Edition TTT Knievel
Made from Evel Knievel’s final stuntbike, the 1977 “Shark Jump” Harley-Davidson XR750.
DNA Edition TTT Knievel
Made from Evel Knievel’s final stuntbike, the 1977 “Shark Jump” Harley-Davidson XR750.
Project TTT Knievel
DNA Edition
The TTT Knievel is a limited edition timepiece crafted from Evel Knievel’s iconic “Shark Jump” Harley-Davidson XR750 – the final stunt bike of his career.
Evel Knievel, the original daredevil showman, became a household name with his high-flying stunts, fearless bravado, and star-spangled jumpsuits.
His final jump – an ill-fated leap over a shark tank in 1977 – ended in a crash that closed the curtain on his legendary career but only amplified his myth.
Crafted using aluminum from the XR750’s original clutch levers, each TTT Knievel timepiece captures the spirit of Evel’s last leap – bold, reckless, unforgettable.
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 ±15 seconds per day
Features
Features
- Star at 12-o’clock made from the handlebar levers of Evel Knievels “Shark Jump” XR750 bike
- Fully skeletonized sandwich dial
- 30-degree dial rotation between two positions “RIDE” and “DRESS via crown or bezel
- Exhibition caseback
- Serial number placque
- 3-year full 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” stands for “Twist The Throttle,” reflecting the motorcycle-inspired design of the collection. This innovative dual-case construction allows wearers to rotate the dial 30 degrees clockwise, seamlessly adapting the watch for different styles and occasions.
Legal disclaimer
Legal disclaimer
- Developed and produced under License from K&K Promotions
King of the Daredevils
Evel Knievel
Robert Craig Knievel – better known as Evel Knievel – turned televised danger into national appointment viewing.
Draped in star-spangled leathers, he logged 175 jumps and 35 broken bones, securing his place as America’s legendary daredevil.
Chicago 1977
Evel’s Final Jump
For his last act, Knievel planned to fly over a shark tank on live TV – because 1970s America feared nothing more than Jaws and boredom.
During rehearsal he lost control, shattered his collarbone, and ended the stunt – and his career – before the cameras rolled.
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Evel Knievel peering through shark teeth, as part of promoting the Chicago Shark Jump. -
The Shark Jump ramp and pool, showing the landing ramp that Knievel would ultimately crash on. The podium on the right is where the cameraman was positioned.
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Promotion poster for the CBS primetime show “EVEL KNIEVEL’S DEATH DEFIERS” in which the Shark Jump would be the main event of the pilot episode.
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The handlebars of the XR750 “Shark Jump” bike were melted and reforged to form the star at 12-o’clock on the dial of all TTT KNIEVEL timepieces
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Evel Knievel in the hospital after his Shark Jump crash.
Design & DNA
Little Risk, Little Reward
TTT Knievel wears recycled handlebar levers as a star at 12 o’clock – proof that risk can live on as hardware.
Limited to 736 pieces, the red-white-blue palette mirrors Evel’s jumpsuit while the serial plaque shouts exclusivity without saying a word.
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EVEL KNIEVELS trademark signature has been printed on the inside of the caseback glass. The rotor is designed to mimic the spoked wheels of the XR750 stuntbike.
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Use the crown to switch between “DRESS” and “RIDE” modes in which the entire dial is rotated 30 degrees clockwise through a dual case case construction.
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At center-stage, the star at the 12-o’clock dial marker is made from reforged aluminium from the clutch lever of Evel Knievels XR750 Shark Bike. Adding both visual and historical depth to each watch, the recycled material looks unique in every single TTT KNIEVEL timepiece.
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Protruding from the outer case, the wire lugs are inspired by the bike’s exhaust pipes and integrated in the outer case frame, providing a striking contrast of metal finishings between the vertically brushed case and polished lugs
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The openworked dial and exhibition caseback allows a full display of the skeletonized SW200-1Sb movement.
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Dual-case construction
The Hidden Star
Rotate the case 30° into Ride mode and the dial realigns for perfect readability on the bars.
A hidden shooting star appears near the crown – a wink to Knievel’s skyward ambitions.
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