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Commissioned in 1953, Aston was then enjoying great sports car success with its DB3S, but had a nagging feeling it should be involved in single-seater racing too. Aston Martin F1 Engraved Cufflinks. An elegant & understated design that we’ve handcrafted to a very high standard. A product that will last the length of time and can be cherished as a personal gift. If you’re in need of a personalised gift that is a keepsake then this product is perfect.Mechanics John King and Richard Green got to work on modifying a “narrower” DB3S twin-tube frame, while renowned designer Frank Feeley styled the elegant aluminium bodywork. Founded in 1913, Aston Martin is a British manufacturer of luxury sports cars and grand tourers. Known for their distinctive style and high performance, these cars have been gracing the roads for over a century now. Can you feel the rich heritage calling out to you? A Benchmark in the Automobile Industry

The marque’s first foray was with the long-forgotten DP155, an experimental prototype which went on an Antipodean adventure before going through almost as many owner-led transformations as the company itself. In this month’s magazine, Mark Bisset tells the fascinating story. These cufflinks are made with Sterling Silver only. Our Sterling Silver cufflinks are very high end and you would expect to pay at least double on the High St. These are made the same as the above but they're heavily plated in Sterling Silver. Sterling silver is an expensive metal and costs a lot more for us to buy in, hence having to charge more than a rhodium finish. Both options are very good quality and will last the length of time.Powered by a 2.9-litre engine, the car could only manage 180bhp – as Bisset emphasises: “well short of the contemporary F1 Tipo 625 Ferrari and Maserati 250F, which were developing at least 200bhp by early 1954.” When increased power was considered with a DB3S engine instead, so its rivals had leapt ahead again. The neglected DP155 didn’t even reach a proper testing programme with sports cars projects given precedence, but it was put forward for the 1956 Kiwi Formule Libre series during the world championship winter break. Aston Martin has become a synonym for luxury and performance. Think about it, what’s the first image that pops into your head when someone mentions James Bond’s car? Yep, it’s an Aston Martin! The Aston Martin Collection: Gifts for Every Enthusiast