ALT1-C Anthracite Bracelet

by Bremont Chronometers
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£5,195.00

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Our bracelets are provided at a standard size of 23cm. Should you require the bracelet in a shorter length please enter your wrist size in the special instructions box in your bag and we will alter the bracelet for you to the nearest half centimetre. We will then include the spare links with your order.

DESCRIPTION

The ALT1-C Anthracite remains true to each of the technical principles behind any revered automatic timepiece. Integrating an impeccably modified, chronometer-rated Valjoux 7750-SO BI AC movement, the ALT1-C Anthracite brings together art of watch making with the very best of technical innovation, precision and durability.

  • BE-50AE automatic chronometer with 42-hour power reserve
  • 43mm hardened stainless steel Trip-Tick® case construction
  • Water resistant to 10 ATM, 100 metres
  • Stainless steel bracelet

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Technical Specification

Movement

Calibre 13 1/4''' BE-50AE automatic, 25 jewels, Glucydur balance, Anachron balance spring, Nivaflex 1 mainspring, 28,800bph, 42 hour power reserve. Bremont moulded and decorated rotor.

Functions

Hour/Minutes, small seconds counter at 9H. Date at 6H. Chronograph centre sweep seconds hand, 30 minutes counter at 3H.

Case

Hardened stainless steel Bremont Trip-Tick® construction with scratch resistant DLC treated case barrel. Case diameter 43mm, lug width 22mm, case thickness 16mm.

Case Back

Stainless steel with integrated flat crystal, 5 stainless steel screws with polished heads.

Dial

Metal dial with various ground colours. Nickel hands with Super-LumiNova® C1 luminous coating.

Crystal

Domed anti-reflective, scratch resistant sapphire crystal.

Water Resistance

10 ATM, 100 metres.

Ratings & Certification

Chronometer rated to ISO 3159 standard.

What makes the ultimate pilots' watch?

Inspired by their own love of flying, Bremont co-founders Nick and Giles English set out to answer this question. The story of pilots and their wristwatches began when the first aviators took flight over a century ago. Initially used for navigation, the complexity of pilots' watches developed in line with aviation's technological advances. Now we can reach the highest altitudes at supersonic speeds, but a pilot's watch will always be vital equipment. At Bremont we are passionate about aviation. We take inspiration from all aspects of its magnificent heritage. Our pilots' watches form the core of our collection and are lovingly engineered to be functional with finesse, whether in the hangar or heading for the clouds.

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