10/15/2026
We recently spent some time with the Bremont team, getting an up-close look at a few special timepieces.
Here are three that caught our eye, each with a different approach to design and watchmaking.
Let us know what you think 👀
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A little history inside a very different-looking watch.
The Bremont Altitude Chronograph Pulsograph is powered by a restored Valjoux 23 hand-wound movement, a historic chronograph calibre first produced in 1916.
Its salmon dial adds warmth, while the pulsometer scale recalls an era when chronographs were used to measure a patient’s pulse.
Housed in a 42mm titanium case, with only 40 pieces made!
Not something you see every day.
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There’s a lot going on with this one.
The Bremont Altitude Perpetual Calendar GMT brings together two useful complications: a perpetual calendar and a second time zone. Look a little closer and you’ll spot the rotating globe at 12 o’clock.
Only 50 pieces were made.
Which detail caught your eye first?
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Okay, this one gives you plenty to look at.
The Bremont Supernova Tourbillon features an open-worked dial, so you can see the movement at work, with a flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock. Even the blue Super-LumiNova® on the movement bridges adds an interesting detail.
What do you think of this one?
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Great watches, even better conversations.
Thanks to Stephen Kounas and Michael Fratangelo for taking the time to share a closer look at Bremont with us.
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