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BREMONT FLEET AIR ARM SPECIAL EDITION WATCH To support the Fly Navy Heritage Trust, Bremont has developed a version of their U2 watch that features a blue bracelet and a blue dial with the FAA wings and a subtle FAA zigzag (Wave) engraving on the dial. This watch is a special edition for FAA members….

Bremont C-17 limited Edition „Globemaster III“, ICAO (IATA) Code 3in1 The C-17 is a limited edition of 50 pieces. This Bremont chronograph that is normally only available for pilots and crew members of the Boeing C-17 Globemaster III military transport vehicle. The Bremont C-17 was based on ALT1-WT and build in Switzerland. C-17 GLOBEMASTER Bremont…

8 years on from the first Bremont x MW Michael Wong collaboration, 2019 sees the release of the MWII Flying Tiger. Designed in collaboration with Michael, the renowned actor and aviator, the Bremont MWII Flying Tiger pays tribute to the first American Volunteer Group (AVG) of the Chinese Air Force in 1941-1942, nicknamed the Flying…

Bremont Michael Wong – MW Heli-Chrono Limited Edition 2011 Bremont and Michael Wong first cooperation from the year 2011. The MW Heli-chrono, based on Bremont’s ALT1-P Chronograph range, adds to what is already a superlative range of aviation timepieces. It is a limited edition of only fifty and is proving to be much sought after….

Bremont recalls the most exciting race in aviation history. In October 1934, the world looked to the two British pilots Charles Scott and Tom Campbell Black: At the helm of their De Havilland they had flown from England to Australia in two days and 23 hours – and the victory of the largest aircraft race…

With the blessing of the Royal Navy and the National Museum of the Royal Navy, Bremont has produced this unique watch that includes original historic parts of oak timber and copper from HMS Victory to commemorate Nelson and the ship itself. The 1765 battleship that was Lord Nelson’s flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar in…

BREMONT H-4 HERCULES – GMT steel (2in1) At a time of austerity, one American defied convention to build the largest aircraft in the world. Famously known as the ‘Spruce Goose’, the H-4 Hercules and Howard Hughes’ genius was defined by one minute. One minute of flight on 2nd November 1947. In that time Howard Hughes’…

“If we all worked on the assumption that what is accepted as true is really true, there would be little hope of advance.” -Orville Wright- “It is possible to fly without motors, but not without knowledge and skill.” -Wilbur Wright- Face completely reworked in photoshop. The first face shows the Original face, the second face…