Handmade and belonging to a limited edition, every timepiece created by Bremont is chronometer-tested in order to fulfill the normal high standards imposed by a worldwide known brand.

     Trying not only to prove that watches represent the most precise method of measuring time on the planet but also to create quality, the rigorous tests performed by the company are made during a period of 15 days in which the average daily variation rate must be between –4 and +6 seconds, offering Bremont watches an accuracy of 99.998% .

     Considered a tribute brought to the British aircraft manufacturer responsible of designing the Supermarine S6B Schneider Trophy Seaplane and the amazing Supermarine Spitfire, the Bremont Supermarine 500 is an ‘amphibious watch’, a combination between a classical design and the effectiveness he has as a diving watch.

     As a perfect marketing strategy, the testing of the new Bremont Supermarine 500 watch signed by Bremont was made by Sara Campbell, that set on the 2nd of April a new world record in women freediving after helding her breath for a period of 3 minutes and 36 seconds.

     Its design has followed the tradition of the Bremont company, offering the usual classic quality but with a modern touch given by the elegant crown protector built onto the site of the inner barrel.

     With a round shape, a rubber belt and a sporty design, the new Submarine 500 serves especially in navigation or diving, and in order to offer their customers durability and precision, the company has chosen to use in manufacturing Bremont watches, the specially hardened steel that takes the case up to 2000 vickers in hardness.

     As a special recognition of the way in which the company has managed to help in defining the concept of luxury, Bremont has been rewarded on the 17th of November of 2008 with the Walpole Award for the Best Emerging British Luxury Brand at the 2008 Walpole award for British excellence.

Pictures with Bremont Supermarine 500 Watch