Bremont Introduces New Watches at the Townhouse
Kitted out to celebrate Bremont’s many partnerships with the military, the Townhouse concept really works for Bremont. The Townhouse allows Bremont to present to end clients, retailers and journalists where they have undivided attention.

The Bremont Broardsword, inspired by the "Dirty Dozen" watches and the Arrow, a monopusher chronograph

The Bremont Broardsword, inspired by the "Dirty Dozen" watches and the Arrow, a monopusher chronograph

The Bremont Broardsword, inspired by the "Dirty Dozen" watches and the Arrow, a monopusher chronograph

The Bremont Argonaut rated to 300m



Caseback on the Bremont Broardsword, inspired by the "Dirty Dozen" watches
In Other News
Though the Armed Forces Collection stole the Townhouse show, Bremont also updated its S2000, introduced a new Martin-Baker timepiece celebrating the ten years of that partnership, showed a new 40mm S300 with a white dial, and introduced two new 34mm ladies pieces.

The new 40mm Bremont S300

New for 2019, Martin-Baker timepiece celebrating the decade long partnership with Bremont

The updated Bremont S2000

The black dial Bremont SOLO 34

The white dial Bremont SOLO 34
What Bremont has achieved is impressive, and the breadth and depth of its partnerships, including adventurers Ben Saunders, Ollie Hicks and Charley Boorman, military and law enforcement groups, British companies like Martin-Baker, British Airways and Jaguar and UK organizations like the Bicester Heritage, the Invictus Games, Walking with the Wounded and now the MoD, help the brand stand out.
Good show, Bremont.









