Nigel Cabourn’s Limited Edition 1 collection, “The Ascent of Cabourn,” inspired by Sir Edmund Hillary, came in 2003. Yesterday, on the 100th anniversary of Captain’s Scott’s mission to the South Pole, Nigel Cabourn released Limited Edition 2 collection: Scott’s Last Expedition.

The “Scott’s Last Expedition” collection by Nigel Cabourn consists of 12 garments, each produced in an edition of 100; as well as 300 pieces of accessories is a six year project in the making. Working with the Scott Polar Research Institute, Cabourn reproduced garments as worn by R.F. Scott’s crew on the South Pole endeavor, in that detailed – almost obsessively correct – manner that he is known for.

A book, examining Scott’s Expedition and the garments honestly reproduced by Cabourn, is available. We’ll share looks inside at a later time. For now, examine these images from the collection as shown in Berlin.

Photography: Jeff Carvalho/Selectism.com

Launch back in October of 2009, the Norton Bremont Limited Edition Watch has been produced to help celebrate the return of the Norton Motorcycle production. “Iconic British motorcycle brand Norton teams up with British luxury watch brand, Bremont, to produce limited edition chronograph to mark the return of the celebrated brand. Norton was first established in 1898 and quickly grew into a world-wide recognised motorcycle brand.  There will only be only 200 Bremont Norton chronograph mechanical watches made, each watch is hand crafted at the Bremont workshop in Switzerland.” (photo:atg forums)

More looks at the Norton Bremont Limited Edition Watch after the click.

Its been a while since the first Hawker Hunter Jet took flight – 1951 to be exact. After a few years, the jet made it’s way to prominence as part of the Swiss Air Force. As Watch Happening tells us, “Although the Hunter has since been retired in Switzerland it continues to fly thanks to the Swiss Hunter Team of the ‘Fliegermuseum Altenrhein’, a unique group of former Swiss Air Force pilots who were inspired to fly by the Hunter. The Oris Swiss Hunter Team Limited Edition reflects both the strength of the jet and the quality of its design.”

Oris comes through with a great PVD coated 46mm cased Swiss Hunter Team Limited Edition Watch – a nod to the jet and the pilots that flew them. 1958 units are being produced (which is also the year the jet came to Switzerland) and is finished in a solid display box.

More looks at the Oris Swiss Hunter Team Watch Limited Edition after the click.

Switzerland’s Freitag, known for tranforming used trucking tarps into wallets and messenger bags, takes a break for picking through their dirty piles and re-focuses towards art exhibition banners. “In cooperation with the Tate Modern London, the Mori Art Museum Tokyo, Palazzo Grassi Venice and the Museum of Contemporary Art L.A., FREITAG presents a unique limited art edition. Swapping truck tarps for exhibition banners from these world-leading modern art galleries, FREITAG has produced one-off versions of its F52 Miami Vice shopping bag. Motifs from Picasso to Japanese contemporary art make these bags genuine rarities.”

If interested, be sure to visit the Freitag website often in August. Each week, they will launch a new collection of their art bags online. The problem is we at this time do not know the schedule for which exhibition bags will drop.

More bags from the Freitag Limited Art Edition after the jump.

50 years ago Arne Jacobsen’s Swan Chair hit the market. This month, Fritz Hansen has reintroduced the design in a special anniversary make-up. The upholstery is white semi-aniline leather. Each chair is numbered, out of 1,958, and sits on a pearl white base.

The chair was first designed for use in the lobby at the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. At core, it is an achievement of modern material, its curvilinear shape made possible by molded plastic. Like much of mid-century design, it’s initial use in public space doesn’t limit its potential in the private home.

via: Retro to Go.

Wallpaper* Magazine extends their goodness with a new collaborative photography commission, Wallpaper* Selects. "A collaboration between Wallpaper* and contemporary art publishers Eyestorm, Wallpaper* Selects offers you the opportunity to start collecting some of the most compelling contemporary photography, produced in editions of 10, 20 or 30 and signed and numbered by the artists. All of the works have appeared in Wallpaper*, having been commissioned especially for the magazine, but have never before been available to buy."

If youre in the market to "create a borough that’s green, clean, and well connected," then be sure to pick up this limited edition print from Monocle by Japanese illustrator Satoshi Hashimoto and envisioned by urbanist Alejandro Gutierrez. "Printed A2 size on Monocle magazine’s matt paper, it is in four colours with gold-foil detailing. Unframed, it will be dispatched rolled. This is the first in a collection of Monocle prints and is a limited edition of 500."

Full view of the Monocle print after the jump.

From Moscot comes these Nebb Limited Edition eyeglass frames. "Inspired by fashion designer, Chris Benz, and just in time for spring, these four limited edition, eye-catching new colors will go quickly! Moscot is only producing 200 pieces per color and once they are sold out, the glasses will not be re-stocked."

The Paul Weller for Fred Perry Online Shop is set to open up at the end of the week but you can now access it online for a full 72 hours before the general public. Jump online now and have access to the special Paul Weller short sleeve Henley edition featuring the Weller neck label. Each shirt is individually numbered, available in 4 colors – white, blue, brown, black – and 100% cotton.

Chanel has arrived at Dover Street Market with an ephemeral boutique on five of the six floors, showcasing an edited selection of Ready to Wear, accessories, and shoes from the unique Metiers d’Arts Paris-Londres Collection.

This is the first time that Chanel will be available at Dover Street Market and will feature limited edition pieces, in addition to a selection of iconic pieces from the Chanel collection. From 9th to 25th June.

Check out more images of the several installations by Chanel after the jump.