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Any Colour, As Long As It's Scarlett

From Soho’s Georgian streets to today’s London workshops, Ed Scarlett’s legacy endures - celebrated in countless kaleidoscopic hues. Any colour, as long as it’s Scarlett....

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Relaunch of the Meyers Manx

Reborn for a new era, Meyers Manx blends heritage with innovation, unveiling the all-electric 2.0 alongside faithful revivals of the Classic Buggy and Classic Resorter....

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The Land Rover: Churchill Edition

Limited to just ten examples, the Classic Defender V8 Churchill Edition revives Sir Winston’s iconic Land Rover, combining Bronze Green heritage with modern V8 power...

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The Meyers Manx: Freedom on Four Wheels

From Baja 1000 triumph to Hollywood stardom with Elvis and McQueen, the Meyers Manx became the dune buggy that defined freedom, rebellion, and 1960s style....

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Masters of the Rolex GMT

From Picasso to Pussy Galore, Brando to Brad Pitt, the Rolex GMT-Master became the cosmopolitan watch of legends; uniting art, cinema, politics, sport, and style....

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Pan Am & the Rolex GMT-Master

Created for Pan Am’s jet-age pilots, the Rolex GMT-Master combined dual time precision with its signature “Pepsi” bezel, securing its place as aviation’s definitive wristwatch....

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Pan Am: The Skyline's Brightest Comeback

Pan Am’s golden-age glamour returns as an immersive experience, celebrating its storied history and enduring allure, while charting nostalgic journeys for a discerning new generation....

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Fit for a King: Elvis Presley’s Omega Constellation

Few watches rival the quiet charisma of Elvis Presley’s Omega Constellation—a refined mid-century classic whose timeless style echoes the legacy of its legendary owner.  ...

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The Vanquish 25 Shooting Brake

Ian Callum revisits his most celebrated design, transforming the Vanquish 25 into a coachbuilt shooting brake of rare elegance, performance, and practicality.   The Vanquish...

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The Camp Collar Shirt

James Bond's style was naturally influenced by the personal taste of his creator, Ian Fleming, who favoured camp collar shirts when at home in Jamaica.   ...

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Tying the Knot

We are delighted to announce the marriage of Elliot Mason to Iona Judd, who now joins the Mason & Sons family with love and celebration....

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The Curious Case of James Bond's Breitling

A Cold War chronograph turned cinematic icon, the Breitling Top Time 2002 in Thunderball (1965) is a tale of espionage, elegance, and horological resurrection.  ...

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The Wood & Pickett Mini by CALLUM

The result of a new, groundbreaking collaboration between the legendary coachbuilders Wood & Pickett and the renowned design house CALLUM, founded by Ian Callum CBE. ...

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The Cool-Ray Comeback

Cool-Ray, the legendary 20th century eyewear brand, returns—reviving their iconic polarised sunglasses famously worn by Sean Connery in the 1965 classic James Bond film, Thunderball....

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Blow the Bloody Doors Off!

The Oxfordshire home that was extensively refurbished by Sir Michael Caine and his wife Shakira in the 1980s is on the market... but you may...

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Fight or Flight? Flannel Covers All

In the pre-title sequence of Thunderball, Connery's Bond was engaged in both "fight" AND "flight", naturally accomplished with aplomb in his Anthony Sinclair flannel suit....

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Radford Returns

If, in the mid-1960s, James Bond had decided to settle down with a wife, two children and a dog, he may have felt obliged to...

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The Steve McQueen Desert Racer

Having ridden the British-built Métisse Mk3 motorcycle that he'd prepared with his close friend and stunt rider Bud Ekins in 1966, Steve McQueen declared, "This...

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Semi-Plain James

Thunderball, the Bond film in which Sean Connery is thrown to the sharks, appropriately features one of our all-time favourite suits - the Grey Sharkskin....

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The Return of the Cocktail Cuff Shirt

Following a brief sabbatical, the fourth Bond movie, Thunderball, saw the return of both Terence Young and his inspired wardrobe item—the Cocktail Cuff Shirt.  ...

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A Peculiar Fish

With a reputation for swimming against the tide, Mr Fish did far more than change the sartorial rule book – he tore it up.  ...

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Thunderball's 60th Anniversary Launch

Filming of the fourth James Bond movie, Thunderball, commenced in February 1965, and premiered in Tokyo on 9th December - there is much to celebrate. ...

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McQueen's Magnificent Seven

Given the astonishing news that Steve McQueen's 1969 Porsche 917K, that featured in Le Mans (1971) and is currently owned by Jerry Seinfeld, did not sell...

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The Unseen Steve McQueen

Steve McQueen had a highly publicised passion for fast cars and motorcycles, yet most of his acts of philanthropy remained unknown until after his death....

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From Roger Moore with Love

Following the release of the Dartmouth Films documentary, 'From Roger Moore with Love', Nick Carvell has written a piece for The Telegraph examining Roger's unique style...

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Travelling in Style with Métier

Métier is a luxury leather goods house located in the London district of Mayfair. It was founded in 2017 by Melissa Morris, an immensely talented...

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Begg X Co Scottish Cashmere

  Founded by Alex Begg in 1866, Begg X Co began as a modest weaving business in Paisley, a Scottish town renowned for the iconic...

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Smythson of Bond Street

  Frank Smythson opened his first boutique on London’s prestigious New Bond Street in 1887. With a vision to create functional yet exquisitely designed products,...

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First Love: Porsche 356 Series

Porsche 356 with co-stars Steve McQueen and Jacqueline Bisset in Bullitt (1968) You may not recall the name of the person who stole your heart...

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Brexton Returns

British automotive luggage brand Brexton has been acquired by Motoluxe and relaunched with a five-piece suitcase set, tailored to fit David Gandy's 1964 Porsche 356C....

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