Bridge of Weir Leather, supplier of fine automotive leather to the world’s most-respected luxury car brands, is joining forces with design and engineering consultancy, CALLUM at The London Concours 2024, showcasing the recently unveiled CALLUM SKYE and the world’s first road-legal Jaguar C-X75.
The centrepiece of the display will be the CALLUM SKYE, a marvel of modern automotive design engineered to offer an exhilarating and rewarding driving experience both on- and off-road, and crafted to ensure the utmost capability, refinement and beauty for discerning adventurers.
Complementing this showcase is the world’s first road-legal Jaguar C-X75. Re-engineered and enhanced by CALLUM, the C-X75 is one of only four surviving stunt cars from the James Bond movie Spectre that has been extensively upgraded for road-use.
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Director at Bridge of Weir Leather, James Muirhead,said: “"We are thrilled to join forces with CALLUM at the London Concours. Our shared passion for excellence and innovation in automotive design is perfectly embodied in the CALLUM SKYE and the Jaguar C-X75. We can't wait to share these incredible vehicles with the world."
The London Concours is a highlight of the automotive calendar, attracting thousands of visitors and showcasing some of the world’s finest cars.
Visitors to the event will have the unique opportunity to be amongst the first to see the CALLUM SKYE up close and witness the Jaguar C-X75.
This joint display at London Concours follows Bridge of Weir Leather and CALLUM’s recent announcement of a new strategic creative partnership. Based on shared values of design-first innovation, industry-leading quality, and deep respect for heritage, Bridge of Weir Leather and CALLUM are working together to set new standards in luxury and innovation with the creation of world-class luxurious and sustainable products.
To find out more about Bridge of Weir Leather, please visit: http://www.bridgeofweirleather.com
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