BREMONT SPECIAL PROJECT
THE GURKHA WELFARE TRUST WATCH
BREMONT Broadsword GWT watch
The exclusive Bremont Broadsword GWT is a limited production watch of 50 timepieces exclusively created in support of The Gurkha Welfare Trust. A generous donation per watch sold will be made to The Gurkha Welfare Trust. To find out more please visit www.gwt.org.uk
TESTED BEYOND ENDURANCE
available in bronze or stainless steel
bronze
VINTAGE BROWN LEATHER STRAP
£3195
stainless steel
VINTAGE BROWN LEATHER STRAP
£3195
stainless steel
BRACELET
£3635
THE FINER DETAIL YOU’LL WANT TO KNOW...
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MOVEMENT
Modified calibre 11 1/2” BE-95-2AV. Chronometer rated. 31 Jewels. 38 hour power reserve. Nivaflex mainspring. 28,800BPH. Glucydur balance wheel and Anachron balance spring.
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CASE
BRONZE: Solid CuSn8 Bronze Case. Bronze screw down crown. Case diameter 40mm. Strap fitting 20mm. Delivered with Ultar thin temporary anti finger print coating.
STAINLESS STEEL: Satin and polished two-piece MoD hardened stainless steel case. Case diameter 40mm. Strap fitting 20mm.
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CASE BACK
Closed Stainless Steel 316L with embossed detailing and serial number.
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DIAL & HANDS
Metal dial with white SuperLumiNova numerals
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CRYSTAL
Domed and anti-reflective, scratch
resistant sapphire crystal.
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WATER RESISTANCE
10 ATM, 100 metres
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STRAP
Vintage Brown leather strap fitted with 18mm Pin Buckle.
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RATING & CERTIFICATION
Chronometer rated to ISO
3159 standard.
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WHAT'S IN THE BOX
The watches are crafted and assembled at the Bremont Manufacturing and Technology Center, Henley-on-Thames. Inside you will find your new Bremont watch accompanied by a canvas wallet, dust bag and watch tool. Tech note, international warranty and warranty card.
THE GHURKA WELFARE TRUST
The Gurkha Welfare Trust delivers a package of care to Gurkha veterans and widows to ensure they can live with dignity. Their Pensioner Support Teams journey into the hills of Nepal on motorbikes, in 4×4 vehicles and on-foot to pay them a pension, check their health and deliver medication in their own homes. They’re also there in times of need, be it floods, fire damage or earthquakes, providing extra support to help these brave men and women get back on their feet.
The Trust provides an international standard of medical care for all Gurkha veterans and their families living in Nepal. They give this at state-of-the-art Medical Clinics, at Medical Camps, during home visits by specialist staff and arranging subsidised treatments at carefully selected national hospitals.
Working with local communities in remote villages, The Gurkha Welfare Trust provides access to education via the building of schools as well as providing access to clean water for thousands of people in the hills of Nepal.
