Vintage Inspired Menswear
This timeless chambray button-up is the definitive piece for your rotation of denim, cords and khakis. This has a very rugged feel to it. Gains inspiration from the classic work-shirts from the past. This is a lighter denim wash that looks good with khakis or dark denim. Grab one HERE
The new Classic is Frederique Constant’s first timekeeper, which features their revised automatic caliber FC-710. The classic totally meets what the name suggests with striking a well-organized appearance led by a circular 42mm case either made of stainless steel or in a rosegold plated version. The decisively classy dial displays roman numerals, guilloche decoration, hand polished black oxidized hands and a date counter at 6 o’clock whilst the aforementioned caliber runs on 26 jewels and provides a power reserve of 42 hours.
"What you’re looking at is a pre-war 1924 Bentley 3/8 Litre dubbed the “Hawkeye Special”, the “3/8″ number configuration can be a little confusing however all it means is that this is a 3 litre chassis fitted with an 8 litre engine. Because why not. Although information about this specific car is a little hard to come by we’ve ascertained that this is an original 1924 chassis with race-spec, alloy coachwork done in the early 70′s by John Guppy and Hawkeye “the Flying Swede” Wijkander. The car stands today in immaculate condition throughout, she’s street legal and fully prepared for bugs-in-your-teeth vintage racing. Check out ca.autoblog.com for more automobiles.
The 6-pipes exiting the bonnet and running down the left side of the coachwork are marvellously Spitefire-esque and that British racing green is an almost compulsory colour choice for a car of this breeding."
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