Straton Watch Co. has released a dedicated feature focusing on the 1990 Honda NSX, spotlighting the vehicle's historical significance in the automotive world. The brand explores how the NSX disrupted the exotic car market by introducing a mid-engine layout paired with real-world usability. The feature emphasizes Honda's engineering choice to use an all-aluminum body and chassis, a rarity for production cars at that time. The update details the specific technical specifications of the 1990 model, highlighting its 3.0-litre V6 engine equipped with VTEC technology. The brand notes that the car’s design philosophy prioritized a low nose and clean proportions to support its mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive configuration. This retrospective serves as a tribute to the car's ability to combine high performance with predictable handling and driver comfort.