OUR PHILOSOPHIES OF

WATCHMAKING

THE SPIRIT of British adventurers and explorers drives our mission to create the most capable tool watches

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PROUDLY BRITISH

Bremont proudly operates the only end-to-end watch manufacture in the UK. At ‘The Wing’ in Henley-on-Thames, we master the whole watchmaking process—from design and development to prototyping, assembly, testing, and servicing—ensuring the highest standards of quality throughout.

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ROBUSTNESS

In our drive to create the most capable tool watches, we constantly seek ways to boost durability and performance. This pursuit led us to evolve from hardened 316L to 904L stainless steel, a superior alloy. Developed for aerospace and marine use, 904L provides enhanced corrosion resistance, scratch resistance, and a distinctive lustre.

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MECHANICAL ONLY

Since Bremont’s inception, we've been committed to using only exceptional mechanical movements in our timepieces. We exclusively source high-grade Swiss mechanical movements to ensure precision and reliability, no matter the environment.

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VISIBILITY

Our dials are designed with visibility at the forefront. For example, in our Terra Nova range, we use the latest generation of Super-LumiNova®. The full-block indexes provide bright, long-lasting luminosity, ensuring optimum readability even in the most demanding conditions.

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COMFORT

A watch should feel as good as it performs. Every case, strap, and bracelet is engineered for both ergonomic fit and durability.

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CRAFTSMANSHIP

Craftsmanship is the foundation of our watchmaking process. Every detail, from hand-finishing to intricate assembly, is done with skill and dedication. For example, our NATO straps are crafted with over 200 years of expertise and traditional looms from the 1800s.

BRITISH WATCHMAKING PROVENANCE

Great Britain played a pioneering role in the history of watchmaking, leading innovations in precision timekeeping during the 17th and 18th centuries, with figures like John Harrison revolutionising marine chronometers and contributing to advancements that shaped modern horology.

This watchmaking culture was inherited from the practical necessity to reliably know what time it is and to understand your location when out in the wilds of the world. The culture became part of the national spirit through a sense of adventure and curiosity - to climb, to trek and to sail to the far corners of the unexplored parts of the Earth.