TT58R

The TT58R captures the spirit of British motor racing, celebrating Stirling Moss and Tony Brooks’ remarkable victory at the 1958 Tourist Trophy. At its heart is a rare piece of automotive history: a machined steel disc taken from the driveshaft of their victorious Aston Martin DBR1, an iconic racing machine that went on to win the 1959 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Limited to just 58 builds, the TT58R combines this extraordinary provenance with bold, instrument-inspired design. Its smooth stainless steel case is complemented by contrasting matt-black sculpted lugs and a purposeful motorsport dial, reflecting the engineering, speed and competitive spirit of its inspiration.

Powered by a Swiss ETA 2824 automatic movement and fitted with a custom black Zero West rubber strap and bespoke stainless steel pin buckle, the TT58R is a celebration of British racing heritage and the machines that made history.