Approved by Her Majesty’s Armed Forces Bremont are the sole luxury watch producer allowed to legitimately use the signs, symbols and insignia of all three services on their watches.
A Piece of History The Armed Forces Collection draws inspiration from the original ‘Dirty Dozen’ watches, a series of timepieces commissioned for the British Army during WW2 when Britain’s Ministry of Defence needed watches to issue to military personnel.
Tested beyond endurance Like the watches from WW2, very strict performance specifications have been set which included waterproofing, regulation to chronometer specification, luminous markings on the dial and a robust case construction.
The new Broadsword case is made of CuSn8 bronze A solid solution strengthened copper alloy with 8% tin. The high tin content adds to strength, wear and resistance to corrosion.
Hand-Built in Britain Bremont’s has a well-respected heritage in making durable and rugged watches. It’s reputation within the military, specifically with the British military, made Bremont the natural partner of choice for the MoD.