Porsche 964 V Cuff

$ 165.00 
Please refer to size chart before ordering.

This variant is currently sold out

 

We made this cuff from the fender of a Porsche 1992 964 in Horizon Blue. Thin strips of stainless steel taken from the wheel cover of a Mercedes-Benz G550 form an elongated 'V' pattern.

It is not easy to take car metal and turn it into beautiful jewelry. Our artists spend a lot of time ensuring that each CRASH item meets our high standards for quality and design.

We've engraved the name of the car it came from on the inside. All CRASH jewelry is one-of-a-kind and handmade in our studio, based in a body shop in Los Angeles. Your order will arrive in custom CRASH packaging with a CRASH Registration Card. 1" wide

Please note: this metal is pretty banged up.

Please go here to figure out which size you should order.     


Porsche 964 V Cuff
Porsche 964 V Cuff
Porsche 964 V Cuff
Porsche 964 V Cuff

How do I know what size Cuff to order?

Use a soft tape measure and wrap it tightly around your wrist above the bone. Note the measurement in inches and subtract 1/2" for the opening gap. For example, if your wrist measures 7" in circumference then you would order a 6.5". Please refer to our size chart and use our drop-down menu to select size.
If this is a gift please send us an email and we'll help you figure it out. 

For an instructional video on how to measure for a cuff go here.

 

It's a gift. I don't know their size.

If you are ordering a cuff as a gift and do not know the recipient's wrist size, we suggest that you stealthily locate their watch (assuming they wear a watch.)
Example:  We measured by pressing the entire watch down so it was flat. Then we marked where they fastened their watch (3rd hole from the end). Finally, we measured from just above the buckle to the 3rd hole which is approximately 7".

How do I put on a Cuff?

1. Turn your arm up and find a soft point on your inner forearm right above your wrist. (This is also referred to as the flat part of your upper wrist.)
2. Position the cuff in a 'C' shape and press into the soft spot on your forearm.
3. Press gently into the soft spot and roll your arm right into the opening of the cuff.
4. Slide the cuff down to the bottom of the wrist.
You can adjust the tightness of the cuff by gently squeezing it snug.
Most importantly: Do not force the cuff open as rivets may 'pop'.
5. To remove: slide cuff up to the flat part (soft spot) of your inner forearm and reverse the process.
Here is a video (not mine) that does a great job of explaining the technique.