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In a coup for British watchmaking, Bremont opens a Henley manufacture Bremont's co-founders Nick and Giles English are aiming to reboot British watch production with their newly-opened HQ 18 April 2021 • 6:00am Giles and Nick English waving the flags for British watchmaking from the roof of their manufacturing facility 'The Wing' Credit: Alan Schaller The watch industry loves to celebrate the past, forever reminding us of the year a particular watch was launched, or a boundary surpassed. This obsession with the bygone is understandable given that although the industry still thrives, the fac...

Jaguar’s Dynamic Duo, the E-Type Coupe and Convertible, Gets One Last Parade To celebrate 60 years of the E-Type, the British automaker is selling six pairs and will drive them from Coventry to Geneva, as a tribute to their introduction. In 1962, Jaguar promoted its new E-Type. Enzo Ferrari called it the most beautiful car in the world.Credit...Jaguar April 15, 2021, 6:00 a.m. ET Jaguar’s E-Type has been a showstopper from the start. Specifically the 1961 Geneva International Motor Show, when Jaguar took the wraps off its coupe and convertible concepts. No less of an expert than Enz...

15 March 2021 3:45 pm / 0 comments The iconic Jaguar E-type is celebrating its 60th birthday today (March 15). To celebrate occasion, Jaguar Classic has unveiled the first pair of expertly restored E-type coupe and convertible, which is one of just six pairs planned for the 60 Collection series. That’s right. The cars will only be sold in pairs to six very lucky customers. The first couple seen here is a tribute to the original 1961 debutant, the Opalescent Gunmetal Grey coupé ‘9600 HP’, driven ‘flat out’ by Bob Berry. Reception of the E-type was so overwhelmingly strong at th...

Advertisement The 60th birthday of the iconic Jaguar E-Type today is being celebrated with the creation of stunningly-restored Series 1 models - but they must be bought as a pair. The six sets of a coupé and convertible E-Type are based on the two cars used for its famous public debut at the 1961 Geneva Motor Show. Costing around £650,000 for each pair, they honour the cars driven 'flat out' from Coventry to the Swiss motor show – one by Jaguar PR Bob Berry to arrive in time for the launch on March 15 and the other overnight by legendary test-driver Norman Dewis a day later after demand f...

Last summer, Jaguar announced a special tribute edition of the E-Type to celebrate the sports car’s 60th birthday. Fast-forward to today and they have showcased the first two fully-restored cars. Offered exclusively in six matching pairs each consisting of one coupe and one roadster, the Jaguar E-Type 60 Collection celebrates the ‘9600 HP’ coupe driven by Bob Berry from Coventry, UK, to the 1961 Geneva Motor Show for its world debut on March 15, and the ’77 RW’ roadster, brought to the event for test drives the next day by Norman Dewis. The coupes are finished in Flat Out Grey on to...