The three-handed watches, Bremont BC-F1 and Bremont BC-S1 are characterized by a contemporary design mix with classic elements and have acquired the main design elements of their chronograph models. The watches feature a hardened stainless steel Bremont Trip-Tick three-piece case construction with sapphire crystal back and are protected from scratches by a domed sapphire crystal coat anti-glare treated on both sides. The cases of the models are water-resistant to 100 meters and are equipped with lateral locking crowns and house the elegant dials which besides the traditional features they accommodate a day and date aperture located at 6 o’clock.

     The round dial of the BC-F1 watch is inspired by the clocks found in the aircraft and is available in a variation of ground colors: white Arabic numerals with luminous coat on a black dial, white and brown on black dial, black on silvered and charcoal on salmon. It presents a hardware trim around the day and date aperture reminding of the cylindrical fuel gauges.

     Bremont BC-S1 watch has its attractive and distinctive characteristics like the absence of hardware and the central chapter ring exposed by the dial, and different combination of ground colors except the white Arabic numerals on black dial, there is green and white on black dial and black on cream dial.

     The ability to measure time as accurate as possible is given by the modified and Bremont workshop finished ETA 2836 base automatic movement with Caliber BE-36AE, which beats inside BC-F1 and BC-S1 models. The movement’s durability is proven by the C.O.S.C certification, so the watch enthusiast can rely with confidence on the beautiful Bremont models. The caliber is adorned with 25 jewels and stores energy for 38 hours when the watches are fully wound.

     Both Bremont watches feature a rotor-like design of the dials and are completed with rugged leather straps astonishingly comfortable on the wrist of the watch wearer.

     Bremont P-51 features a 43mm hardened stainless steel Bremont Trip-Tick case, using B-EBE2000 technology in the case production process where the metal is bombarded with electrons with the intention of increasing its hardness. The case incorporates a rotating ‘Roto-Click’ inner bezel that can be operated via a second crown placed at 8 o’clock, while the standard crown at 3 o’clock is used for fast winding and operating the hands of the timepiece. Additionally, the case is also equipped with two lateral buttons and is dressed in a scratch resistant PVD treated coat, while the back side of the case made in stainless steel integrates a flat crystal and is just as spectacular with its winding rotor that is actually a miniature version of a P-51 propeller.

     Many of Bremont’s latest models are assembled in the company’s London atelier, therefore, also the new P-51 Watch is assembled in England rather than in their workshop in Switzerland, and features a modified Swiss chronograph chronometer movement – Calibre BE-54A automatic chronometer, COSC-certified, with the addition of a 24-hour UTC hand exposed by the dial. The Calibre is decorated with 25 jewels and performs inside at a rate of 28,800 beats per hour, animating the functions of the watch and assuring 40 hours power reserve.

     The time is displayed by the metal dial which features a colorful design with integrated aluminum sub-dial and exposes Arabic numerals along with dot hour-markers and coated nickel hour, minute and second-hands treated with Superluminova substance. To protect the dial from scratches the specialists within the manufacture have dressed the dial with a domed sapphire crystal anti-glare treated and beneath it the dial is equipped with a chronograph counter made in aluminum and placed in the upper half and a round date window located at 4 o’clock.

     To complete the remarkable Bremont P-51, the timekeeper boasts 100 meters water resistance and is mounted on a tanned embossed calf-skin leather strap provided with a steel deployant buckle with security clasp ensuring comfort on the wrist of its wearer.

     The Bremont watch will be unveiled at BaselWorld 2011 event and released in a limited edition of 251 pieces. Therefore the watch enthusiasts who love wear at their wrist a piece of the legendary aircraft will have the opportunity to buy it starting this autumn. As for the price, the model is expected to cost $11,800.

        The new timepiece presented by Bremont is manufactured by pieces of one of the first models of aviation aircrafts, introduced in 1942 and commonly known by the name of Spitfire Mk V aircraft. The designers from Bremont decided to produce a wristwatch that would rise up to the reputation of such aircraft and that would provide aviators with distinctive functions that standard watches could never offer. The new Bremont EP 120 Spitfire Watch comes in a limited edition, displaying amazing design features and also, incredible technical complications that assure pilots of a more than safe flight in any situation.

        The case of the new Bremont EP 120 Spitfire Watch measures 42 mm in diameter, being designed as to render a very masculine and sporty appearance. The case is made from rough materials like steel and titanium which have been DLC treated for a better resistance and also, to achieve the black aspect. Just like its case, the dial of the watch is black and it is completed by white Arabic numerals at the hour markers, along with white hands as to provide the best visibility even at night. Apart from the functions of hour, minute and second, the dial also indicates a 30 minutes counter in a sub-dial located under 12 o’clock, a sub-seconds display and also a date window substituting the 3 o’clock Arabic numeral. Another important detail of the dial is that it also provides a 24 hour UTC function, making of an appealing watch, one of the best reliable timekeeping instruments an aviator could ask for.

        All the functions generated by the new Bremont EP 120 Spitfire Watch owe their functionality to the modified BE-53 AE automatic caliber, designed exclusively by Bremont. The technical movement provided by Bremont in this amazing timepiece has been C.O.S.C. certified, so you can imagine that this watch is accurate and reliable in terms of time keeping. The mechanism is visible through the transparent case back, so the watch enthusiasts could admire the exquisite technical details.

        The watch comes on a leather strap sewn with white thread, being extremely simple and discreet. Apart from being promoted by really famous celebrities that have accepted to become Bromont ambassadors, the image of the new Bremont EP 120 Spitfire Watch has also been present in movies such as Pearl Harbour.

        Everything the new Bremont EP 120 Spitfire Watch presents seem to act as a magnet for the watch enthusiasts worldwide, not to mention for those interested in aviation or extreme sports.

Bremont’s New EP 120 Spitfire Pictures Gallery

     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