Style
Time to Stand Out
Bold, unapologetic and impossible to ignore, the TUDOR Black Bay Chrono 39 “Bumblebee” injects a jolt of colour into contemporary watchmaking. Its striking yellow dial, framed by contrasting black sub-counters, brings fresh energy to the Black Bay lineage while honouring the brand’s deep-rooted motorsport and diving heritage.
The newly refined 39mm stainless-steel case wears effortlessly on the wrist, while the COSC-certified Manufacture Chronograph Calibre MT5813 delivers impeccable performance, complete with column-wheel construction, vertical clutch and a 70-hour power reserve. Redesigned Snowflake hands enhance legibility, while a new three-link bracelet with TUDOR’s “T-fit” clasp ensures exceptional comfort.
Joining the brand’s celebrated Daring Watches collection, the “Bumblebee” proves that serious horology doesn’t have to take itself too seriously. Distinctive, confident and undeniably charismatic, it’s a chronograph that refuses to blend in.
Heritage, Worn Well
Bentley celebrates its heritage with the exclusive 1919 Collection, a limited-edition apparel range designed by External Creative Director Mai Ikuzawa. Available only at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed and Monterey Car Week, the collection reflects the enduring bond between the marque and its enthusiasts.
The standout piece is a Bentley Green chore jacket, crafted in premium cotton Oxford fabric designed to develop character with age. Finished with Heritage White chain-stitch embroidery, copper buttons and subtle Bentley detailing, it embodies the craftsmanship synonymous with the brand.
Inspired by Bentley’s rich motorsport legacy and the camaraderie of the original Bentley Boys, the collection also includes heavyweight sweatshirts, polo shirts, T-shirts, caps, tote bags and accessories. Made in Japan under Ikuzawa’s personal supervision, each piece is designed to be as timeless, collectable and enduring as the cars themselves.