Bremont Waterman Apex

Backdrop

Sometimes it is just difficult to distance yourself from the roots. The same is applicable to Bremont. While manufacturing diving watches, Bremont decided to christen this collection after the British aircraft manufacturer, Supermarine. Supermarine was famous for creating the legendary Spitfire which used to send shivers down the Luftwaffe’s spine. These aviation-inspired diving watches offer unmatched diving capabilities with Bremont’s manufacturing dexterity.

Features

The Bremont Supermarine collection is a collection of diving watches. Equipped with Bremont’s signature manufacturing technology of the Trip-Tick® case, it holds the distinction of being unique and creative by employing the characteristics of a diving watch and aviation-inclined watches. The Trip-Tick® case is made of three different pieces, unlike most timepieces that are made of two pieces. The watches inside the Bremont Supermarine collection are equipped with a uni-directional rotating bezel. Whereas, the triangular index over the 12 o’clock marker helps in indicating times in extreme conditions. Even while being a dedicated diving watch, Bremont did not shy away from equipping it with a few aviation-inspired complications such as the chronographs. Inside the series Supermarine Chronograph, the chronograph counters are fitted at the 12, 6, and 9 o’clock marker. The watches inside the collection are available with a wide array of strap materials such as Nato, leather, steel, and rubber.

Associations

Known for associating themselves with ambassadors who are known for achieving the impossible, the Supermarine collection is endorsed by Nirmal ‘Nims’ Purja. Nirmal is a former SBS operative from the British Special forces and a renowned mountaineer who is known for conquering all the 14 eight-thousander peaks in six months and six days. The Bremont Special Edition Project Possible is dedicated to Nirmal Purja and his accomplishments under the banner of Project Possible.