RESS has partnered with the Atlassian Williams F1 Team to launch a range of limited-edition jewellery made directly from parts of Williams race cars..
The pieces give fans a way to own a physical part of the team’s history rather than standard branded merchandise.
Every piece in the collection begins life at Williams’s factory in Grove, either as a component fitted to the car or as material generated during the build process.
When a part is no longer fit for racing, Williams works with RESS to transform it into something fans can wear.
Each item carries a unique serial number identifying the driver, year, car and piece number, alongside a Certificate of Authenticity and a Digital Authenticity document on RESS’s website, unlocked using that serial number.
The digital record details the part’s original use, when it raced, and additional exclusive content tied to the specific piece.
“We are thrilled to launch our first official team partnership with Williams, one of the most iconic and historic teams in Formula 1,” said Mike O’Connor, Founder of RESS.
“Now, Williams fans around the world can proudly wear a piece of the team’s history, while also knowing the special story behind it.
“This is the start of an exciting partnership, and we look forward to sharing more details as the collection expands.”
The collection launches with five products, ranging from £70 to £150 with separate bracelet and pendant pairs made directly from Carlos Sainz’s and Alex Albon’s 2025 cars, the FW47.
The range is available exclusively in person at the Atlassian Williams F1 Team Fan Zone, presented by Kraken, at Plaza del Callao in central Madrid from 7 to 13 September, before launching online at ressracing.com and shop.williamsf1.com from 12 September.
“Working with RESS has given us a new way to engage with fans, and showcase the very material that shapes our sport. We look forward to seeing fans wearing these pieces at racetracks around the world,” said Luke Timmins, Merchandise and Licensing Director at Williams.
RESS said it will continue hosting pop-up stores and launching new products, including limited drops, throughout the rest of the F1 season.
