Utilising our unique Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) blackened coating as well as an incredible colour scheme, the models are a stunning addition to the Bamford catalogue.

Asprey was founded in 1781 by William Asprey and, as a leading UK jeweller for over 200 years, has been known to collaborate with some of the best regarded watch brands in the world. Bamford Watch Department have succeeded in creating two stunning timepieces that feature instantly recognizable Asprey purple colourings, which not only ties them beautifully to the Asprey heritage, but makes for a wonderful showcase of modern customisation.

BWD founder George Bamford sates that, ‘historically speaking, Asprey’s reputation on working with top end watch brands is well known and I am extremely proud to unveil these remarkable new designs to our collection. It has been a wonderful experience working with Asprey, particularly because as an avid watch collector myself, I have been fascinated by their Dual Dial Rolexes and Pateks.’

The new watches present a sublime combination of stylistic heritage and modern production techniques and are available for a limited time only. Demand is expected to be high, so it is advised that you reserve yours now.

Utilising our unique Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) blackened coating as well as an incredible colour scheme, the models are a stunning addition to the Bamford catalogue.

Asprey was founded in 1781 by William Asprey and, as a leading UK jeweller for over 200 years, has been known to collaborate with some of the best regarded watch brands in the world. Bamford Watch Department have succeeded in creating two stunning timepieces that feature instantly recognizable Asprey purple colourings, which not only ties them beautifully to the Asprey heritage, but makes for a wonderful showcase of modern customisation.

BWD founder George Bamford sates that, ‘historically speaking, Asprey’s reputation on working with top end watch brands is well known and I am extremely proud to unveil these remarkable new designs to our collection. It has been a wonderful experience working with Asprey, particularly because as an avid watch collector myself, I have been fascinated by their Dual Dial Rolexes and Pateks.’

The new watches present a sublime combination of stylistic heritage and modern production techniques and are available for a limited time only. Demand is expected to be high, so it is advised that you reserve yours now.

Utilising our unique Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) blackened coating as well as an incredible colour scheme, the models are a stunning addition to the Bamford catalogue.

Asprey was founded in 1781 by William Asprey and, as a leading UK jeweller for over 200 years, has been known to collaborate with some of the best regarded watch brands in the world. Bamford Watch Department have succeeded in creating two stunning timepieces that feature instantly recognizable Asprey purple colourings, which not only ties them beautifully to the Asprey heritage, but makes for a wonderful showcase of modern customisation.

BWD founder George Bamford sates that, ‘historically speaking, Asprey’s reputation on working with top end watch brands is well known and I am extremely proud to unveil these remarkable new designs to our collection. It has been a wonderful experience working with Asprey, particularly because as an avid watch collector myself, I have been fascinated by their Dual Dial Rolexes and Pateks.’

The new watches present a sublime combination of stylistic heritage and modern production techniques and are available for a limited time only. Demand is expected to be high, so it is advised that you reserve yours now.

Five stunning engraved watches have been unveiled by Wes Lang and Bamford Watch Department following a unique collaboration. Utilising Bamford Watch Department’s Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) blackened coating as well as an beautifully crafted engraved body, the models are a stunning addition to the Bamford heritage and are available exclusively through Dover Street Market.

Artist Wes Lang has etched his signature grim reaper artwork into the hardware of limited edition Rolexes for The Bamford Watch Department, and were unveiled at Dover Street Market in London on November 8th. The duo teamed up on a series of watches that feature Wes Lang's classic motifs from skulls and roses, to bird studies to sickle wielding reapers. The iconography here mixes biker culture with the romanticism of R&R in some faraway land while restoring the notion of timepieces as keepsakes worthy of daily demonstration. They also remind us of Marcel Duchamp who described his bicycle wheel sculpture not as an object, but as a vehicle for contemplation.

Bamford Watch Department founder George Bamford said, ‘this collaboration is a wonderful opportunity to merge the world of art with horology and we are extremely proud of the results, which come following many months of research. These are among the most eye catching models we have ever produced and I would like to take opportunity to thank Wes Lang for allowing us to utilise his fantastic designs.’

The collection is strictly a one off piece and the watches are available exclusively through Dover Street Market. They will remain on display at Dover Street’s world-class boutique in London until mid November 2012, at which point they will become available for sale in beautifully customised wooden boxes. As these are one off pieces, those wishing to purchase one of these magnificent timepieces are advised not to delay.

Five stunning engraved watches have been unveiled by Wes Lang and Bamford Watch Department following a unique collaboration. Utilising Bamford Watch Department’s Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) blackened coating as well as an beautifully crafted engraved body, the models are a stunning addition to the Bamford heritage and are available exclusively through Dover Street Market.

Artist Wes Lang has etched his signature grim reaper artwork into the hardware of limited edition Rolexes for The Bamford Watch Department, and were unveiled at Dover Street Market in London on November 8th. The duo teamed up on a series of watches that feature Wes Lang's classic motifs from skulls and roses, to bird studies to sickle wielding reapers. The iconography here mixes biker culture with the romanticism of R&R in some faraway land while restoring the notion of timepieces as keepsakes worthy of daily demonstration. They also remind us of Marcel Duchamp who described his bicycle wheel sculpture not as an object, but as a vehicle for contemplation.

Bamford Watch Department founder George Bamford said, ‘this collaboration is a wonderful opportunity to merge the world of art with horology and we are extremely proud of the results, which come following many months of research. These are among the most eye catching models we have ever produced and I would like to take opportunity to thank Wes Lang for allowing us to utilise his fantastic designs.’

The collection is strictly a one off piece and the watches are available exclusively through Dover Street Market. They will remain on display at Dover Street’s world-class boutique in London until mid November 2012, at which point they will become available for sale in beautifully customised wooden boxes. As these are one off pieces, those wishing to purchase one of these magnificent timepieces are advised not to delay.

Five stunning engraved watches have been unveiled by Wes Lang and Bamford Watch Department following a unique collaboration. Utilising Bamford Watch Department’s Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) blackened coating as well as an beautifully crafted engraved body, the models are a stunning addition to the Bamford heritage and are available exclusively through Dover Street Market.

Artist Wes Lang has etched his signature grim reaper artwork into the hardware of limited edition Rolexes for The Bamford Watch Department, and were unveiled at Dover Street Market in London on November 8th. The duo teamed up on a series of watches that feature Wes Lang's classic motifs from skulls and roses, to bird studies to sickle wielding reapers. The iconography here mixes biker culture with the romanticism of R&R in some faraway land while restoring the notion of timepieces as keepsakes worthy of daily demonstration. They also remind us of Marcel Duchamp who described his bicycle wheel sculpture not as an object, but as a vehicle for contemplation.

Bamford Watch Department founder George Bamford said, ‘this collaboration is a wonderful opportunity to merge the world of art with horology and we are extremely proud of the results, which come following many months of research. These are among the most eye catching models we have ever produced and I would like to take opportunity to thank Wes Lang for allowing us to utilise his fantastic designs.’

The collection is strictly a one off piece and the watches are available exclusively through Dover Street Market. They will remain on display at Dover Street’s world-class boutique in London until mid November 2012, at which point they will become available for sale in beautifully customised wooden boxes. As these are one off pieces, those wishing to purchase one of these magnificent timepieces are advised not to delay.

Five stunning engraved watches have been unveiled by Wes Lang and Bamford Watch Department following a unique collaboration. Utilising Bamford Watch Department’s Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) blackened coating as well as an beautifully crafted engraved body, the models are a stunning addition to the Bamford heritage and are available exclusively through Dover Street Market.

Artist Wes Lang has etched his signature grim reaper artwork into the hardware of limited edition Rolexes for The Bamford Watch Department, and were unveiled at Dover Street Market in London on November 8th. The duo teamed up on a series of watches that feature Wes Lang's classic motifs from skulls and roses, to bird studies to sickle wielding reapers. The iconography here mixes biker culture with the romanticism of R&R in some faraway land while restoring the notion of timepieces as keepsakes worthy of daily demonstration. They also remind us of Marcel Duchamp who described his bicycle wheel sculpture not as an object, but as a vehicle for contemplation.

Bamford Watch Department founder George Bamford said, ‘this collaboration is a wonderful opportunity to merge the world of art with horology and we are extremely proud of the results, which come following many months of research. These are among the most eye catching models we have ever produced and I would like to take opportunity to thank Wes Lang for allowing us to utilise his fantastic designs.’

The collection is strictly a one off piece and the watches are available exclusively through Dover Street Market. They will remain on display at Dover Street’s world-class boutique in London until mid November 2012, at which point they will become available for sale in beautifully customised wooden boxes. As these are one off pieces, those wishing to purchase one of these magnificent timepieces are advised not to delay.

Utilising Bamford Watch Department’s Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) blackened coating as well as an beautifully crafted engraved body, the models are a stunning addition to the Bamford heritage.

Artist Wes Lang has etched his signature grim reaper artwork into the hardware of limited edition Rolexes for The Bamford Watch Department, and were unveiled at Dover Street Market in London on November 8th. The duo teamed up on a series of watches that feature Wes Lang's classic motifs from skulls and roses, to bird studies to sickle wielding reapers. The iconography here mixes biker culture with the romanticism of R&R in some faraway land while restoring the notion of timepieces as keepsakes worthy of daily demonstration. They also remind us of Marcel Duchamp who described his bicycle wheel sculpture not as an object, but as a vehicle for contemplation.

Bamford Watch Department founder George Bamford said, ‘this collaboration is a wonderful opportunity to merge the world of art with horology and we are extremely proud of the results, which come following many months of research. These are among the most eye catching models we have ever produced and I would like to take opportunity to thank Wes Lang for allowing us to utilise his fantastic designs.’

The collection is strictly a one off piece and the watches are available exclusively through Dover Street Market. They will remain on display at Dover Street’s world-class boutique in London until mid November 2012, at which point they will become available for sale in beautifully customised wooden boxes. As these are one off pieces, those wishing to purchase one of these magnificent timepieces are advised not to delay.

Safari Sundays designed a custom Rolex with George Bamford that reflected the energy and passion of the creative agency using the core color palette of pink, green and black. The result was an amazing piece that is worn by founder of Safari Sunday Damon Gorrie at all times.

For this model we recruited Beetle Bailey to serve as the inspiration for an exclusive Americana and military-themed watch collection. Through a unique collaboration with King Features Syndicate and fashion tastemaker Darren Romanelli, known for his popular fashion brand Dr. Romanelli (DRx), the world’s laziest private is integrated on the front of this custom-designed watch. The back of each piece is engraved with the Dr. Romanelli logo and numbered edition. Each watch comes with a custom comic strip and, through an innovative packaging concept, the collection stays true to the classic properties and celebrates the Army.

For this model we recruited Popeye the Sailor to serve as the inspiration for an exclusive Americana and military-themed watch collection. Through a unique collaboration with King Features Syndicate and fashion tastemaker Darren Romanelli, known for his popular fashion brand Dr. Romanelli (DRx), the world’s mightiest mariner is integrated on the front of this custom-designed watch. The back of each piece is engraved with the Dr. Romanelli logo and numbered edition. Each watch comes with a custom comic strip and, through an innovative packaging concept, the collection stays true to the classic properties and celebrates the Navy.

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Corto Moltedo is delighted to introduce the Time Machine Susan clutch, a spectacular and exclusive collector's piece inspired by the works of James Joyce, with a nod to Sherlock Holmes, to be enjoyed by lovers and aficionados of literature and history alike. With only five Time Machine pieces in existence, the clutch features an authentic Pre-War Vintage Rolex pocket-watch made specifically for the British Army, handpicked and cured by The Bamford Watch Department through their patented BlackPVD process. The body of the clutch is embroidered using the exquisite mechanics of other selected timepieces over black crocodile or python leather. Further defining the uniqueness of the Time Machine, each collector of the bag may have their name and place in time in graved onto the timepiece as well as on the metal plaque within the bag. This is truly a piece of indescribable rarity. Only one piece has been set aside for each of the following regions: China, United Arab Emirates, Japan, Turkey, and Southeast Asia.