Colours United – B195 marks the beginning of RESS’s journey by honouring one of Formula 1’s most important machines: Michael Schumacher’s Benetton B195. At the centre of this launch is the RESS Signature Block, meticulously crafted from genuine race-used parts taken directly from Schumacher’s 1995 B195.
Each piece of jewellery is a physical fragment of motorsport history, transformed through a rigorous process of authentication, precision cutting, melting, and recasting into the Signature Block shape. Every block carries a unique serial engraving that encodes the driver, year, chassis, and RESS number, finishing as a polished, mirror-like emblem of pure racing heritage.
Limited to only 2,000 pieces, Drop One is split into two jewellery categories designed for fans and collectors alike. The Colours United – B195 Woven Bracelet pairs the Signature Block with a durable woven cord available in five striking colours: green, yellow, blue, and red from the B195’s iconic livery, as well as a sleek black option, all offered in a single adjustable size.
Complementing it is the Colours United – B195 Drivers Pendant, featuring the Signature Block suspended from a solid sterling-silver snake-link chain for a refined, minimalist look.
As RESS’s first official release, the B195 drop commemorates 30 years since Benetton’s first and only Constructors’ Championship, Schumacher’s second Drivers’ title, and the deep connection between the brand and its roots in Benetton Formula, a relationship that began when O’Connor acquired the team’s remaining assets in 2015.
Michael Schumacher’s 1995 season remains one of the defining campaigns in Formula 1’s modern era. Piloting the Benetton B195, Schumacher delivered a masterclass in precision, adaptability, and raw speed, capturing nine victories and cementing his second World Drivers’ Championship. The season also marked Benetton’s first and only Constructors’ crown, a culmination of engineering innovation and strategic brilliance. From wet-weather dominance to relentless consistency, Schumacher and the B195 reshaped the competitive landscape, setting the stage for a legacy that would elevate him to one of the greatest drivers the sport has ever seen.
