Why do pilots use GMT watches?

The GMT watch effortlessly combines classic design with simple yet brilliant functionality. Originally designed for pilots who could utilise the dual time...

Illuminating the depths: Why do dive watches glow in the dark?

Bremont dive watches are renowned for their durability and functionality and have become an indispensable tool for both professional divers and watch...

Why do pilots use chronograph watches?

Incredibly, it was almost 120 years ago that man first took to the skies in powered aviation flight. In the years since,...

Bremont & Martin-Baker bring their concept test watch to life

To test Bremont’s manufactured movement series, the ENG300, the luxury British watchmaker created a concept test instrument to put it through the...

Meet Bremont CEO Davide Cerrato

Bremont, Britain’s largest manufacturer of luxury watches, recently announced that it has appointed industry veteran Davide Cerrato as CEO and a member...

What to look for in your next dive watch

Some watches are built for style, to look sleek and elegant on your wrist. Others, are designed to fit effortlessly into our...

Inspired by the military watches that made history: The 'Dirty Dozen' field watch

The ‘Dirty Dozen’ - a name for a group of 12 watches commissioned by the British Ministry of Defence to be durable,...

What makes a pilot watch?

Discover the fascinating history and unique features of pilot watches in Bremont’s latest blog. Explore the iconic Altitude Collection and learn some...

Why do dive watches have rotating bezels?

Humans have always longed to explore air, land, and sea. The oceans have an extra special and enigmatic allure. Covering 71 percent...

A brief history of ladies’ watches – A tribute to grace, grit and gumption

Some of the most impressive being Britain’s trailblazing female pilots – the pioneering aviators who helped shape the course of flying. Our...