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Win a 1964 Aston Martin DB5

Continuing with our 60th anniversary celebrations of all things "Goldfinger", we'd like to offer the opportunity to win a fine example of the motorcar that co-starred alongside Sean Connery in the 1964 classic film, helping to create the definitive Bond movie. 

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A Fan of Flannel

  Sean Connery's Bond was a fan of flannel. Throughout his tenure as the world's favourite secret agent, Connery worked the soft woollen cloth into...

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What to Wear Behind the Wheel of a DB5

J.B. with G.B. Aston One of the most popular outfits ever produced by Anthony Sinclair for Sean Connery has been recreated to form part of...

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Forging historical links with original Bond style

Sean Connery’s introduction as 007 in “Dr. No” is one of the most memorable in cinematic history - instantly defining the character's sense of style....

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The Incredible History of R.S. Williams

The 1960s marked the start of it all. While London thrived with art, music, and fashion, celebrated worldwide through its exports of British popular culture,...

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The Goldfinger Suit

  On 17th September 1964, the third James Bond film, Goldfinger, premiered in London, and to many, it remains the definitive 007 movie. Bond was provided...

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Steve McQueen and the 1964 ISDT

In 1964, Steve McQueen was not just a Hollywood star; he was also an avid motorcyclist with a deep love for racing. That year, he...

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Remaking the 1964 Triumph TR6 ISDT

In 1964, Hollywood actor Steve McQueen, along with his friends Bud Ekins, Dave Ekins, Cliff Coleman, and John Steen, represented the United States at the...

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Hanhart 417 ES: The Return of a Legend

Famously worn and cherished by Steve McQueen, the Hanhart 417 ES has become something of a legend in the world of horology. McQueen wore the watch...

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Introducing: Kirk & Kirk Eyewear

Kirk & Kirk is a name that resonates with those who value high-quality, innovative eyewear. Operated by husband and wife team Jason and Karen Kirk, this...

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Bennett Winch: Bond's Bag Maker

Bennett Winch is a British luxury brand, founded in 2014 by Robin Bennett and Robin Winch. The brand was born out of a shared desire...

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BSA is Back: A Star is Reborn

  One of the highlights of the 007 movie "Thunderball" was the sight of leather-clad Bond girl Fiona Volpe (played by Luciana Paluzzi) astride a...

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It's a Bullseye

With the brawn of a bulldog and the brains of a terrier, this much-maligned breed has the ability to rouse adulation or antipathy. Yet beneath...

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Triumph: The Movie Star Motorcycle

Founded in 1902, Triumph is not only one of the world's oldest and most recognised motorcycle brands, their ruggedly handsome machines possess a natural screen...

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How Slim Aarons Captured High Society

George "Slim" Aarons was an American photographer who captured images of the leading socialites and celebrities of the 20th century. He was born on 29th...

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The History of Sunspel: Estd. 1860

Sunspel is a British luxury clothing brand with a proud heritage of innovation. Since 1860, the company has been crafting elevated wardrobe essentials from the...

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Summer Suits by Pope & Bradley

The sun finally began to shine in London this week, so we thought we should remind everyone of the Spring/Summer collection of suits offered by...

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Birth of the Cool: Suckers for Seersucker

   Miles Davis knew the secret of staying on track when things got hot, dressing in both linen and the coolest of cotton cloth,...

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Amalgam Collection: The World's Finest Model Cars

  Emerging from the fertile grounds of architecture and product design, Amalgam Collection has ascended in the past decade to become the paragon of model...

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The Prettiest Car

  For classic car junkies, The Italian Job is undeniably a film that fuels the addiction. From the opening scene featuring the brilliant "Aranico" Lamborghini...

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Mr Fish: Making a Splash in The Italian Job

  The Italian Job was filmed in 1969, long before product placement and brand sponsorship became the industry it is today, but somehow, Michael Caine’s...

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Mutt Motorcycles: A Mongrel with Pedigree

This British company, launched in 2013, has swiftly risen to prominence in the world of retro-styled motorcycles. Known for their vintage aesthetics, robust engineering, and...

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Linen: Perfect for Sticky Situations

  James Bond has worn linen throughout his cinematic career - from dinner jacket to drawstring pants - keeping cool when the heat is on....

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George Cleverley - Bespoke Shoemaker

  George Cleverley (pictured above) came into the world on August 10th, 1898, born into a lineage of shoemakers in London. He moved to Colchester,...

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Introducing Arterton: The Masters of Wardrobe Care

DESIDERATA (noun.): something to be desired, from mid-17th century Latin. Arterton define themselves as a London-based design atelier of sartorial and lifestyle "desiderata". They have...

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Going Underground

Following a spring clean of the car collections hosted by Mason & Sons, we have now reopened "The Garage" with, ahem… a garage. Whether you...

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Eye Spy: The Bespectacled Secret Agent

  Within the vast realm of spy fiction, a unique allure surrounds the archetype of the bespectacled secret agent. From the suave sophistication of James...

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James Bond and Sunseeker

As a naval commander, you'd expect 007 to know a thing or two about seafaring vessels. When it comes to motor yachts, British brand Sunseeker...

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The Thomas Crown Timepieces

Steve McQueen's "Thomas Crown" style didn't stop with the clothes, it extended to all facets of the film including the unusual and distinctive watches. The...

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Global Domination

The style elements encompassed in “The Thomas Crown Affair” run through the character’s wardrobe, garage, and his study (which is dominated by a magnificent globe)....

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Meyers Manx & The Thomas Crown Affair

  By the time Steve McQueen had accepted the leading role in "The Thomas Crown Affair" (1968), he had not only used his acting skills...

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