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English pilot watches with a real military lineage. Built for those who expect more from a watch than keeping time. Inspired by aviation, military service and exploration, Bremont combines British design with robust mechanical engineering, creating timepieces made to perform in demanding environments without sacrificing refinement.

Bremont has earned its reputation by building mechanical watches for people who demand performance in the real world. Inspired by aviation and engineered for durability, every watch is designed to withstand the environments it was made for while remaining refined enough for everyday wear.
The MBII and ALT1-C embody that philosophy — robust mechanical engineering, chronometer-grade precision and purposeful design without unnecessary excess. They are watches that place function first, with craftsmanship never far behind.
“A tool watch built for adventure, refined for every day.”
Bremont is established by brothers Nick and Giles English with a vision to build robust mechanical watches inspired by Britain’s rich aviation heritage.
Developed in collaboration with Martin-Baker, the MB collection sets a new benchmark for aviation watches, engineered to withstand the extreme forces experienced by fighter pilots.
Bremont expands into diving, military and expedition watches, earning a reputation for robust engineering, chronometer-grade precision and purposeful design.
The Bremont Manufacturing & Technology Centre — known as The Wing — opens in Henley-on-Thames, bringing together British watchmaking, engineering and assembly under one roof.
The Supernova becomes the first British watch integrated into a lunar mission, travelling aboard the Astrolab FLIP rover as part of Moon Mission I — a milestone that carries Bremont’s spirit of exploration beyond Earth.
Our Bremont collection is curated for collectors who appreciate purposeful engineering, refined craftsmanship and watches designed to perform wherever the journey leads.

Field watches with a jumping hour and a turning bezel — Bremont’s most wearable everyday line.

The dive line, built for the sea rather than the brochure — 300 and 500 metres of water resistance.

The pilot line with the real military lineage — the tool watch Bremont is known for.

The watch destined for the Moon — Bremont’s boldest expression of modern exploration.









































