Bremont

Founded in 2002, Bremont is driven by a relentless pursuit of highly capable tool watches, inspired by the pioneering spirit of exploration. Designed for Air, Land and Sea, its timepieces combine robust engineering, precision and exceptional materials to perform in the world’s most demanding environments. Since opening The Wing manufacture in 2021, Bremont has continued to advance British watchmaking through purposeful design and uncompromising craftsmanship.

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Five Dubai Watch Week Debuts That Play to Brand Strengths

Many releases at this year’s show seem to lean into a sense of extravagance, both technologically and decoratively. Today, we look at five new models debuted at the show that stand as object lessons on providing eye-catching excitement without straying too far from core brand values.

By Mike Espindle

Eclectic Dreams: Six Recent Releases from Inventive Independent Watchmakers

Bold moves from Bremont, De Bethune, Hautlence, Kollokium, Louis Erard, and Urwerk.

By Rhonda Riche

The Black Market: Watchonista’s Top 10 Black-ish Timepieces

If you plan to shop for watches in the coming weeks, this Black Friday-inspired roundup will remind you why you should always bet on black.

By Rhonda Riche

A Stitch in Time: The Design Details of Bremont’s New Terra Nova Collection

We recently talked to Bremont CEO Davide Cerrato about the British brand’s first field watch, its relaunched branding, and how subtle alterations will better communicate the Bremont story.

By Rhonda Riche

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Five Dubai Watch Week Debuts That Play to Brand Strengths

Many releases at this year’s show seem to lean into a sense of extravagance, both technologically and decoratively. Today, we look at five new models debuted at the show that stand as object lessons on providing eye-catching excitement without straying too far from core brand values.

By Mike Espindle

Eclectic Dreams: Six Recent Releases from Inventive Independent Watchmakers

Bold moves from Bremont, De Bethune, Hautlence, Kollokium, Louis Erard, and Urwerk.

By Rhonda Riche

The Black Market: Watchonista’s Top 10 Black-ish Timepieces

If you plan to shop for watches in the coming weeks, this Black Friday-inspired roundup will remind you why you should always bet on black.

By Rhonda Riche

A Stitch in Time: The Design Details of Bremont’s New Terra Nova Collection

We recently talked to Bremont CEO Davide Cerrato about the British brand’s first field watch, its relaunched branding, and how subtle alterations will better communicate the Bremont story.

By Rhonda Riche

Interviews, Watches and Wonders

Countdown to Watches and Wonders Geneva 2024: CEO Matthieu Humair Talks Updates and New Brands

In the heart of Geneva, the buzz around Watches and Wonders Geneva 2024 is gearing up as brands prepare to unveil their latest horological masterpieces. Today, in an exclusive tête-à-tête with the show’s CEO, we discuss the hype surrounding this year’s event.

Breaking Away: A Closer Look at the Bremont MBIII Rapha Special Edition

The British watchmakers have teamed up with the Rapha Cycling Club to create an exclusive high-performance titanium timepiece.

By Rhonda Riche

On a Mission: Our Three Favorite Townhouse 2022 Novelties from Bremont

Adventure, artful design, air, sea, and land (as well as some intriguing backstories) all coalesce in Bremont’s 2022 novelties.

By Mike Espindle

Bremont Delivers On Its Promise With The Brand’s First Manufacture Movement & Longitude LE Collection

Around five years ago, Bremont took some flak from the watch community about its claims to an "in-house" movement. In the years that followed, brothers Nick and Giles English have made an audacious gamble to do just that.

Into The Wild With The Bremont MB Savanna & Supermarine Chrono Blue

Designed for the sea and sky, two of our favorite 2021 models from Bremont are also perfect for a walk in the woods.

By Rhonda Riche

Bremont And Martin-Baker Team Up Again For The MB Savanna In Matte Titanium

The acclaimed British watchmakers know a thing or two about flying, and any military pilot worth their salt knows the importance of a good ejector seat.

The Hercules Takes Flight: Bremont Introduces The H-4 Hercules

Since 2002, Bremont has created uniquely made pilot's watches. From the Wright Flyer to the Martin Baker, there's a watch for everyone who has a soft spot for aviation. This year, Bremont launches the H-4 Hercules, inspired by Howard Hughes’ famous Spruce Goose.

By Viviana Shanks

Basel? What Basel? Bremont Forges Their Own Path Forward in 2018

2018 marks the second year that Bremont will not be exhibiting at Baselworld. And the brand shows no signs of stopping.

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