Resurrected from the ashes of the pandemic, Thomas Pink is back in business and expanding its offering with a new Bamford watch collaboration. Pink was launched in 1984 and quickly became the go-to shirtmaker for City traders, attracted to the sharp tailoring and bold colors. LVMH bought the brand in 1999, expanding with branches throughout the UK and one on NYC’s Madison Avenue, before shuttering the business during the COVID-19 pandemic. Inspired by the brands legacy, watchmaker George Bamford created an exclusive design with subtle pink detailing on a co-branded dial. The 40-mm Bamford + Thomas Pink Automatic Titanium GMT features an internal rotating bezel, dedicated 24-hour hand to indicate a second time-zone and a mechanical movement with self-winding mechanism. Pink’s signature color appears on the bezel, 0 marker, and second hand. Limited to just 60 pieces, the watch is delivered with two interchangeable straps – one grey fabric and one black rubber.
Bamford + Thomas Pink Automatic Titanium GMT (£1,700) – thomaspink.com
