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The first diving watch Bremont ever produced was the Supermarine 500 which was introduced back in 2009. Co-Founders Nick and Giles English had wanted to build a robust but beautifully engineered diving watch that was very practical in design, but also tied into the brand’s strong aviation heritage. This diving watch can hold against any other mechanical professional diving watch in terms of...

The first diving watch Bremont ever produced was the Supermarine 500 which was introduced back in 2009. Co-Founders Nick and Giles English had wanted to build a robust but beautifully engineered diving watch that was very practical in design, but also tied into the brand’s strong aviation heritage. This diving watch can hold against any other mechanical professional diving watch in terms of...

The new Bremont Supermarine Type 300 range responds to a demand for a professional dive watch in a slightly smaller iteration. The watches’ namesake derives from the 1930’s aircraft company, Supermarine, whose first ever Spitfire prototype – the Type 300 – led to one of Britain’s most iconic aircraft. The new 40mm case of the Type 300 is also slimmer being only 13mm from sapphire crystal to...

Sjöö Sandström Landsort with black dial & black rubber strap, stainless steel case. In close collaboration with divers from the Swedish Navy, Landsort was designed and constructed to sustain pressure at 459 meters, which is equivalent to the depth of the deepest ravine in the Baltic Sea with the same name. The watch was a big success and instantly became a natural part of the...

Sjöö Sandström Landsort with blue dial & blue rubber strap, stainless steel case. In close collaboration with divers from the Swedish Navy, Landsort was designed and constructed to sustain pressure at 459 meters, which is equivalent to the depth of the deepest ravine in the Baltic Sea with the same name. The watch was a big success and instantly became a natural part of the...

Sjöö Sandström Landsort with green dial & green rubber strap, stainless steel case. In close collaboration with divers from the Swedish Navy, Landsort was designed and constructed to sustain pressure at 459 meters, which is equivalent to the depth of the deepest ravine in the Baltic Sea with the same name. The watch was a big success and instantly became a natural part of the...

Sjöö Sandström Landsort with green dial and green rubber strap in a bronze case. Limited Edition of 100 watches. The Limited edition Landsort 459m comes in a specially designed box which also contains an extra rubber band, screwdriver, and an extra, replaceable sapphire crystal bezel.