Expedition leader and Bremont ambassador Aldo Kane has worn the brand’s watches through active volcanoes, jungle expeditions, desert filming and ocean work. His view is simple: in the field, a mechanical watch earns its place by being legible, reliable and free of unnecessary interruption.
Omega turns the Seamaster Diver 300M into a Bond-versus-Spectre story, while Seiko makes the panda dial literal in a varied week of watch releases.
The new Bremont Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue adds a blue ceramic case and black wave dial to the brand’s 500-metre dive watch line, limited to 250 pieces.
Bremont broadens its Terra Nova Jumping Hour line with new 35mm and 40.5mm models, including frosted limited editions and burgundy dial variants.
Bremont expands the Terra Nova Jumping Hour with a new 35mm case, frosted steel finishes, vivid dial options and limited editions alongside a burgundy 40.5mm model.
The Bremont Supernova Hawking Limited Edition brings meteorite counters, black hole symbolism and a dark DLC case to the British brand’s integrated sports chronograph.
Britain’s watch scene is growing fast, from independent makers to larger assembly operations, but the next challenge is training enough horologists to keep the craft alive.
Bremont marks its Henley Royal Regatta partnership with a 150-piece Terra Nova chronograph in blue, white and mint, complete with a rowing-specific stroke-rate bezel.
Bremont’s new HMAF collection brings Royal Navy, British Army and Royal Air Force insignia to three limited-edition watches across its Sea, Land and Air families.
Bremont’s new Air Force Blue capsule collection unifies four Altitude pilot watches with an RAF-inspired blue dial, including a new titanium MB Meteor Time Zones built for travellers.
Windup Watch Fair San Francisco 2026 drew more than 7,000 attendees to Fort Mason for watches, EDC gear, panels, hands-on watchmaking, vintage finds, cars and community.