The 108 Year Old Secret Of The Aston Martin Badge Revealed!
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Creating the Aston Martin badge to sit on the DBX by JWW - it's a really big day, having spent months designing this SUV digitally, to now see and feel one of the most iconic and exclusive features of our Aston Martin DBS is incredible! Aston's SUV develops 542bhp from it's twin-turbocharged 4.0-litre petrol V8 in a platform that is class leading in headroom, leg room and boot space!
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I love that a company with such a rich history is still making badges and medals for some of the most premier brands in the world. So cool... as I'm a history nut too and I was gobsmacked by the shelves with dies sitting there from a hundred or so years ago. I would be looking through those shelves all day long like they're an art gallery.
Thank you so much for showing us this stuff, as it really is a part of our history that shouldn't be forgotten.
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Nick is a top top bloke. Will always remember when he showed me around Vaughtons during my Aston days. I was genuinely taken back how Nick physically demonstrated each stage of the process. Great feature video giving an insight to a unique company. I'd argue, the best in the world at what they do. 🇬🇧
How It’s Made: DBX Edition. Love watching these processes.
you can tell how much he's into it all and loves the stuff they do. that's so cool.
Brilliant process. Having been a time-served press toolmaker I can appreciate all the different processes that preecede the final product. As you have now experienced James there is a lot of skill involved. All those tools have to be precision made and the inscriptions and details have to be engraved. exactly. Thanks for sharing this journey that you have embarked on. Regars, Bob M. South Wales (where the DBX is being produced)
That black and bronze finish looks amazing, dude. Love it.
It really makes you appreciate the art that is Aston Martin...thank you James for showing
us to see a rare look at how a Q car gets put together...that surley has got to be a first
I’m having a ‘spot of context’ drinking game!
Are you okay mate? 😂😂 How are the doctors treating you
Porsche gives you a sticker, Aston Martin gives you an art piece. Excellent!
Who builds better cars i think Porsche
Well, only Gt cars, but i get what you mean...
I was the Design Engineer at Aston and I have prepared 3D models for DBX standard and carbon badges for Vaughtons. These guys were serious business and I loved to work with them!
Thank you for taking us behind the scenes of this wonderful project. You are living the dream James!
Pleasure, thanks for watching 👍🏻
As a mechanical engineer, I could listen to their processes all day. Specially the stamping and annealing process.
Love these behind the scenes videos that show true craftsmanship well done james top vid
Absolutely incredible! Thank you James, for taking us on that journey. :)
James, this was very cool!
It would be wicked to return to Vaughtons and show off the new DBX with this new badge...and maybe take some of the staff for a rip?
So grateful for this insightful tag along James! Looking forward to more of the craftwork behind the Aston Martin by JWW😄
Put one of those in your DBS!!!!
Such a cool video, I really love this examination of the smaller details. Great stuff👍
Nick did a fenomenal job explaining each step and telling the company story. Seems like a nice dude too.
Shame James couldn’t grasp the concept.
Nice.....but really wished they showed the more complex aspect of the filling in the colors and final preparation of those badges--the traditional badges
Fantastic video! I've seen a snippet somewhere of this factory before, but this level of skill and history so deserves any and all recognition. Thanks for this!
It's so interesting to see the lengthy manufacturing process behind something that seems to be so simple. Thank you for this inside look at the Aston Martin badge, truly next level access you are getting mate. Your top fan from Ontario, Canada.
So pleased with how the badges look - Nick and the Vaughtons team have done a brilliant job!
I have an Aston Martin Vantage and I have always been amazed by the badge on the front of it. This was a really interesting video and you've got a new subscriber. Thank you.
Just another thing we should be proud of in this country.
I wouldn't have thought that so many steps were required to manufacture a badge! Especially the embossing.
Anyone noticed? The guy wears an Apple watch at the beginning then he doesn't have it anymore at the end. ;-)
I really don’t know what to say this video is just amazing wow!! Absolutely my favorite video aside from the cars this is just special. And the history in that building omg!
I found this truly fascinating.....🇬🇧
This was one of the most fascinating automotive videos I’ve ever watched. I truly loved this whole process.
Great content as always James 💯 There's no other channel on CZcams that features this kinda content 🔥
BTW the new badge looks so good .
I used to work in the metal pressings industry many years ago on the sales side and despite this was amazed to hear an AM badge takes 2 days to make. This DBX series of video's is excellent unearthing some really interesting things, some real nuggets to show us. Great work.
LOVE this type of content.
I didn't know Ewen Bremner (the movie actor in Alien vs. Predator) had his hands in manufacturing.. How cool is that!!!
Cannot believe the work which goes into the Aston Martin badges, you just take it for granted what it is, but when you look at it like this video does it a work of art in itself, amazing detail, and hand craftsmanship.
A lot of H&S issues in this vlog but great process. I've worked at a labelling company with aluminium and stainless steel and its similar to this.
As an Aston Martin fan that was a privilege to see the badge process. Utterly absorbing and fascinating. Thank you once again for the content you're sharing with us. Your content is next level especially with having your own cameraman.
really enjoyed it! Nice lad Nick
unbelievable process I was unaware of until now.
This is why I own an Aston Martin... best of British craftmanship
I love these insight of the craftsmanship in the automotive industry. Next up the design department and the making of a wheel? Interiors? Keep em’ coming James! 👏🏼
As James repeated in the video. I will never look at the Aston marting badge the same way ever again. astonishing detail and craftsmanship
Interesting, my first job was a metal polisher for a chrome platers on the south coast uk we did a lot of polishing and chrome plating for Sunseeker luxury yachts.
Very cool episode bro!
Fantastic. Who knew how much work went into a badge!
So interesting. Amazing work. Thanks James.
It’s just adds weight to the brand and to the customers that buy, simply because you know now how much details and attention is put and why Aston Martin history is so rich, respect !
love the torch segment with no eye protection
it looks like the old DBR1 badge that was bronze brass with black.
Vaughtan was featured in Road&Track magazine, Stateside about 2 years ago. I know I read the article 50 times! Now I get to see this great video. Hope I spelled it correctly! 🇺🇸🎩🇺🇸🎩🇺🇸
That’s so cool!! I’ve always loved Batman. (I weigh 200 lbs btw)
Much love, your friends at Rev Media!!
I am truly blown away at the process and just how special these are going to be. Wow.
Much cooler than I was expecting. Great to see the old kit still being used.
Hey I just started watching your channel and I absolutely love it. The dbs is my favourite car of all time and having a manual one is even crazier. I have subscribed to your channel and hope to see some great content in the future. Love the 911 turbo s as well. I know only two of these are there any other cars too ?
Much more interesting than telling us what every journo reads verbatim from the script when driving a car.
attention to details and heritage is what distinguish Aston Martin from the rest
Getting a real insight into the craftsmanship that goes into these wonderful cars and the components this morning. Great content James and the spec of your DBX ❤
Love every detail on a Aston. Craftsmanship at it’s finest.
Good to see the ping-pong balls in use. In the 9180s I tried to buy some in Australia and couldn't find anyone who could supply them in bulk (I was prepared to buy a 20ft container load of them). It would be much easier to buy them now with the internet available to help search for them
James, you ned a first stage badge as decoration for the bunker. What a awesome process.
I have exactly that in there! 😃
This video makes me appreciate my Vantage V8 GT even more! Thank you
Anyone know where MrJWW’s jacket is from?
A fascinating insight into their craft. Thanks for sharing!
This is awesome... Very interesting... Well done to AM for showing the processes for creating these sculptures.
Wow James, honestly the only thing to say is congratulations, and simply the best channel on CZcams!
You’re too kind buddy - thanks for the support!
Although not a car video absolutely fascinating nonetheless,James the quality of your videos is second to none,keep up the good work.
Just wow how amazing the processus
Such a cool story! How fun that must’ve been to go through that process. Well done.
DBS Superleggera is my favourite car
Awesome video. Really cool to see the process.
Great video and so amazing how much work goes into the badge so that is why the cars are not cheap, well worth the money 👌
Fascinating video. Love it. I really like how Mr JWW goes into the art and design of a vehicle as well as the engineering and drive of a car.
Amazing craftmanship.
Fantastic video! Love to see old school manufacturing make something so modern
Awesome!!! Nice and informative video. Thx
That is amazing I had not really considered there would be so much work to create a badge.
perfect video to start a saturday morning! such typ of production give me a nice feeling, that there is quality out there
For a flick of a second , I thought they were making a battarang in the thumbnail. 😁
Wow, just wow. That is some next level stuff ! James, any thoughts of signing the back of each badge? That would be an awesome trivia point in the incredible Aston Martin history.
Wow
Absolutely amazing what craftsmanship lovely to see start to finish on how they are made 👍👍👍👍
Wow I am really impressed.
Never knew it took this much for their badge.
Next you got to find out about their crystal keys. Guessing something crazy must be there too.
I would take that badge and put it right on the DBS, would look so nice
Outstanding British craftsman ship
Fascinating art of automotive jewelry
Would've liked to have seen more of the enamel process
Awesome video, would never have thought they would take so long to make
Glad to see that Aston are using UK company’s rather than getting them from China 👍
Great Video. Thanks J.
Very cool! Sharing on The Awesomer.
Incredible process, great video James!
Brilliant! What a great badge to add to the family.
That is unreal. Love the rich history!
how cool would it be if the badge could permanently glow like that when it was being torched
Makes me want to buy a Aston!
Fascinating process
Excellent content James.
Ooooo I'd love to see these guys get into custom watch pieces. I'd commission a one-off bezel if I had the money.
Do they make also the Carbon Fibre Aston Martine Badge?
You have cultivated the capacity to have great memory when you have only that capacity you become mechanical repeating what you have recorded as memory. So you are never free to observe so you begin to learn how to learn.
You came up with the absolute perfect badge
BlaBlaBla beautiful video with great history, just what we are used from you Mr JWW.... I just have one question.... If you find yourself in Amsterdam with "your" Mr JWW edition... can I please drive it!!!! Please please please 😅
Thank you for a great and informative upload again 🙌