Since inception, Bremont has been dedicated to crafting purposeful, resilient, and highly engineered watches that can perform in the most demanding environments. Built on the  belief that adventure should have no ceiling, our watches have been constructed to withstand all the elements and conquer the land, sea, and air. We have always reached for the skies. Now it’s time to take it further – space. The Supernova Chronograph is the first in an entirely new product universe for Bremont. A contemporary 41mm integrated-bracelet chronograph in 904L steel, with a black ceramic decahedral bezel and a dial inspired by spacecraft solar array geometry. This is a watch that belongs where it's going.

Bremont is set to become the first British watch brand to live on the Moon. The brand-new Supernova Chronograph will fly aboard American aerospace company Astrolab’s Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) FLIP rover to the lunar south pole as part of Astrobotic’s Griffin Mission One (Griffin-1), scheduled in the second half of the year (2026). When it lands, it remains on the surface. Not as a passenger. As a permanent resident.

Mounted to FLIP's chassis using a custom-engineered tile plate, the Supernova underwent the same exacting qualification campaign as the rover, including shock, vibration, thermal-extremes and electromagnetic interference and compatibility testing. The testing was designed to demonstrate that the hardware can withstand the mechanical, thermal and electromagnetic environments expected during launch, spaceflight and operations on the Moon.