Bremont Limited Edition Hawking

While the entire brand language of Bremont surrounds the founders' passion for aviation, no other collection encapsulates it in a more wholesome fashion than the Time Capsule. It is a distinctive collection of only limited edition timepieces designed to commemorate conserving moments of history. Each watch is unique in the legacy it represents, elevated with a tangible touch of history added through the incorporation of genuine material and artefacts of the past. Yet, these watches carry a shared sense of aesthetics, ensuring the signature Bremont design sensibility is balanced with a soupcon of extraordinary.

The Capsules From The World War Era

Numerous editions within the Bremont Time Capsule collection are designed on the backdrop of World War. It started in 2011 with the launch of the Bremont P-51, a chronograph watch devoted to the 1944 Mustang WWII aircraft P-51K-10 used during combat with the Japanese in the Pacific. It was followed by the release of Codebreaker in 2013. Created in partnership with Bletchley Park Trust, this watch honoured Bletchley Park's indispensable role as the chief centre of code-breaking operations for the Allied forces during WWII. Released in 2018, the 1918 watches brilliantly incorporate the metal and wood veneer from four iconic aircraft of the WWI and WWII eras.

The Aviation Heritage

The Time Capsule collection features timepieces that honour iconic airplanes, including the Supersonic, released to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Concorde passenger liner, the H-4 Hercules, which celebrates the famous 1940s aircraft by Howard Hughes, and the DH88. Also, quite exciting is the Bremont Wright Flyer, which includes a small piece of the muslin fabric of the first successful airplane.

Others

The famous Bremont Hawking, Hawking Quantum, Longitude, and Victory are other popular limited editions that complete the thrilling landscape of the Bremont Time Capsule collection.