he Ladbroke 1427 is the work of a house that has spent fifty years asking what a frame can be. The answer here is something quietly extraordinary: a vintage-inspired oval silhouette rendered in Japanese titanium, a material that carries weight only in its precision. The double-bridge architecture and slim profile speak to the aviator tradition, but it is the Oyster pin — reimagined from Cutler and Gross's archive and drawn from the lines of British supercars of the 1960s and 70s — that gives this frame its character. In Pink Gold, the titanium takes on a soft warmth, feminising the frame without softening it. ZEISS sun lenses provide full UV protection with optical clarity. Part of the Knightsbridge Green collection, each Ladbroke 1427 is produced in a strictly limited run of 350 and individually engraved with its edition number — a detail that matters to the person who notices it.