Time Micro Model Spotlight: Koenigsegg One:1 Pearl Magenta & the Mercedes-Benz G550 Devil's Claw Edition

We've covered why Time Micro is a favorite among premium collectors — now let's zoom in on two releases that show off the brand's range, from hypercar prestige to diorama-ready statement pieces.

Spotlight: Koenigsegg One:1 Pearl Magenta Gift Box Edition

Few cars carry as much hypercar prestige as the Koenigsegg One:1, and Time Micro's Pearl Magenta Gift Box Edition treats it accordingly. This is an officially licensed 1:64 scale model with a diecast metal body and free-rolling wheels, presented in an acrylic display case rather than a standard box — a detail that immediately signals this is meant to be shown off, not just stored.

Why it matters for collectors: Time Micro's hypercar releases tend to be some of its most sought-after pieces, and gift-box editions like this one are built with display in mind from the start. It's currently listed as a pre-order with stock expected later in 2026 — worth booking early if the Pearl Magenta colorway is the one you want, since colorway-specific runs don't always get restocked.

Good for: Hypercar collectors, anyone building a “grail shelf” of standout colorways, and gift buyers looking for something that photographs well straight out of the case.

Spotlight: Mercedes-Benz G550 Devil's Claw Trailer Edition

If the Koenigsegg is about prestige, the G550 Devil's Claw Trailer Edition is about presence. This release pairs Time Micro's diecast Mercedes-Benz G550 — already a favorite among SUV and G-Wagen collectors for its boxy, unmistakable proportions — with an aggressively styled themed trailer setup, built for diorama and display use as a combined piece rather than a standalone car.

Why it matters for collectors: Trailer and transporter combinations are a growing category across premium diecast brands, and Time Micro's take stands out for pairing a genuinely popular base vehicle (the G550) with a distinctive, story-driven trailer design rather than a generic flatbed. It's a strong pick if you want a display piece that does more visual work than a single car sitting on a shelf.

Good for: G-Wagen and SUV collectors, diorama builders, and anyone who wants a Time Micro piece with more visual scale than a standard 1:64 single-car release.

The takeaway

Between a hypercar in a display case and a rugged SUV-and-trailer combo, these two releases capture why Time Micro has such a loyal following: the brand treats “premium” as a range, not a single formula.

Browse the current Time Micro collection at Funchapter for in-stock models and upcoming pre-orders — with pan-India shipping and free delivery on orders above ₹1,500.

New to the brand? Start with our Time Micro buyer's guide for the full picture.