D61 Design

Several months after starting the design process, we can finally share with you the project we had the pleasure of working on!

Nadir Watches is a new Polish microbrand on the watch market created by Bartlomiej Maniecki. Its mission is to create watches for analog nomads, motorcycle riders and off-roaders - "watches that stand the test of time and become an integral part of every daring expedition".

The Nadir's first watch - Vespera - launched on Sunday at midnight (CET)... and we had designed it! Stay tuned for the design story that we will show you soon!

We find ourselves designing cars all the time - regardless of whether they are commercial projects or not. And there are several reasons behind it.
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🏋️‍♂️ Training

It's all about honing our skills and embracing a training mindset, much like athletes pushing their limits even in the off-season.

At D61 Design, we set drive for excellence as our standard. When we're not collaborating with OEM automotive brands, you'll spot us sketching and rendering cars on our tablets and notepads after-hours.

Why? Because one of our core principles is to deliver services that align seamlessly with industry highest standards – no compromises.
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🚌 Setting the bar higher in public transportation

There is another, a bit more pragmatic side of our activity - collaboration with the Clients from the public transport sector.

We seize the opportunity to let our clients experience quality of the design and ideas presentation rarely seen in the field of public transport. By doing so, we're not just designing - we're crafting unforgettable experiences for business Clients that trust us. Our aim is raising that bar and leaving a lasting impression. For both - our Clients that see the value in good design and markets that we design for.
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🔥 At the end of the day vehicles are our passion...
.. a difficult one. Car design is extremely specific profession that costs one tremendous amount of hours to be able to say: I am a professional.

Therefore, we simply feel the respect for acquired skills and we feel the need for cultivating our profession.