VT-12 BALL MARKER

A compact piece of design taken from the analog supercar period, milled into stainless steel.

The VT-12 takes its form from the five-hole wheel pattern found on the great V12 supercars of the late analog era. A layout built around strength and structural honesty rather than visual effect. Solid material, clean geometry, and a form determined entirely by the forces it needed to manage.

Machined from 303 stainless steel and finished in silver PVD, the VT-12 carries the weight and precision of something lifted from a period parts catalogue. The surfaces are crisp. The shape is immediate. The character is entirely mechanical.

Those cars lived in a specific part of memory. The sound before you saw them. The way a V12 at full cry felt like something that shouldn't exist on a public road. The posters that stayed on walls long after everything else changed. The wheel pattern was just one detail among many. But details are how you remember things. And this one has stayed recognizable for thirty years without anyone working to keep it that way.

The VT-12 brings that recognition onto the course. A functional object used every round, carrying the DNA of one of the most purposeful periods in automotive design history.

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