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GRID01 / FIRST DROP / SPEEDWING

Blue Bird.

The pursuit of speed.

Hourworn Speedwing artwork: a blue land-speed car on Daytona sand beneath an oversized watch dial
GRID01 artwork preview. Garment and print specifications are still in development.

DAYTONA / THE 1930s

A machine chasing time.

Sand thrown from enormous tires. Blue bodywork stretched toward the horizon. A watch dial larger than the machine beneath it.

GRID01 brings those details into the first Hourworn drop. The supplied Speedwing composition draws on the world of Malcolm Campbell’s Blue Bird and the mechanical ambition of the land-speed era.

Reference
GRID01
Design
Blue Bird / Speedwing
Collection position
First drop
Current stage
Artwork development
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This is an artwork preview. Garment, fit, print specifications, price and release date will be announced when confirmed.

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THE WATCH CONNECTION

Precision under pressure.

Rolex records that Campbell wore an Oyster from 1930 onwards. His Blue Bird achievements belong to the early history linking watches and motorsport. That history is the starting point for this independent Hourworn interpretation.

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THE VISUAL LANGUAGE

Daytona sand.
Streamlined blue bodywork.
Period-inspired timing typography.
A dial built into the story.

GRID01 / THE FIRST DROP

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