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Vertu and Bentley connect


When you start your morning in the company of Bentley, Vertu and Moet & Chandon, your week instantly gets off to a delightful start. Glass was just that, delighted to descend into Bentley’s subterranean Berkeley Square showroom to celebrate the launch of the first Vertu for Bentley smartphone. Combining automotive craft and cellular advancements to push the boundaries mobile capability to deliver every last feature, all the way down to the bounty of exclusive Bentley content delivered via an on-device app.

 

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The new handset, priced from £10,700, will boast a combination of supreme audio performance and curated services to amount up to a unique sensory experience.

DEPJ8_signature_touch_front_bentley_wht DEPJ8_signature_touch_bentley_side_left_wht DEPJ8_signature_touch_rear_bentley_whtThe five-year union between the luxury giants, was announced earlier this year, Vertu’s CEO, Massimiliano Pogliani, says, The new “Vertu for Bentley handset captures the essence of both our brands. It combines English handcraftsmanship, contemporary elegance, outstanding performance and cutting-edge technology.”

by Liam Feltham

Images courtesy of Vertu

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