Tokyo Drift isn’t the only thing to celebrate about Japan’s rich street racing culture—there’s much more beneath the surface. Kaido is derived from Japan’s ancient roadways, but it’s the neon-lit expressways of the late '70s that truly sparked a revolution. Here, rebellious drivers turned their economy cars into speed demons, racing through Tokyo’s streets with mechanical artistry and style that demanded attention. This watch, with its vibrant orange dial, captures this spirit, symbolizing the optimism and rebellion of an era where performance and aesthetics met at 200 km/h. Japan's automotive revolution has found its face in this watch, embodying the spirit of a culture that redefined speed and style.