The first RALF TECH WRX was designed by Frank Huyghe in 2007. Born from feedback on the WR1, which set the world record for autonomous diving, the RALF TECH founder's desire was to go beyond what had been achieved and create a model that knew no bounds.

"To go beyond modes, we must work without preconceived notions. Only the vision of the product succeeds, and the constraints linked to its use should lead us to a certain restraint."

The pencil stroke is clean and uncompromising. Muted and round shapes merge to form a homogeneous watch that finds its way even in the deepest depths. Thus, a pre-series was created in 2008. One expedition follows another and the WRX moves further and further away from classic watch production.

In 2010, French special forces went on a mission on the other side of the world with WRXs. The final series, slightly modified and improved, emerged from the feedback of the operators of the French Navy's Commando Hubert. The path is now clear: instinct, first draft, feedback and final design.