Bremont

Bremont FAQs

• Are Bremont watches a good investment?

  Bremont watches are constructed with superior materials, meaning they’re crafted to uphold their precision and accuracy, even in challenging environments. Also, the Limited-Edition timepieces, and Bremont watches showcasing symbols of the Ministry of Defence could make them appealing to collectors, meaning Bremont watches are a good investment.

• How to wind a Bremont watch?

  If your Bremont watch has a screw-down crown, you must unscrew it to be able to wind your watch. To do this, turn the crown anti-clockwise until you hear a small click. Your Bremont watch is now in the winding position. If your Bremont watch has a pull-out crown, it is already in the winding position. To wind your watch, rotate the crown in a clockwise position until you feel a resistance, this means your Bremont watch is fully wound.

• Is Bremont a luxury brand?

  Bremont watches are constructed in limited numbers by expert watchmakers in England, and the price point of Bremont watches is determined because of their renowned quality and use of cutting-edge materials. Bremont watches are beautifully engineered to the highest quality. Although Bremont watches are not Swiss timepieces, the brand still subjects their watches to rigorous testing and have meticulously crafted movements. Bremont watches are luxury because of their standards of accuracy and precision and also because of the longevity that the timepieces offer.

• Where are Bremont watches made?

  Founded by brothers Nick and Giles English, Bremont have been a hallmark brand in luxury British watchmaking since its beginning in 2002. Bremont’s headquarters located in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, and the home of Bremont watches is even open to the public. Bremont watches take their inspiration from many British aviation and engineering principles and have previously partnered with other big names in the world of British manufacturing, such as Martin Baker, and Jaguar.

• Who founded Bremont watches?

  Born out of a shared love of aviation between father and sons, Bremont was founded in 2002 by adventurous brothers Nick and Giles English, channelling their love of aviation, engineering and all things mechanical into creating the ultimate tool watch. The brother’s vision was built on the brands mantra of ‘Take It Further’

• How to care for your Bremont watch?

  Although Bremont watches are crafted with high levels of resilience, it’s still important to care for it properly. Your Bremont watch comes with a three-year warranty, and we also offer maintenance services in-store to ensure that it upholds the best condition possible. To ensure your Bremont watch upholds its exceptional performance there are a few things you can do:

  • Ensure the crown of your Bremont watch is pushed in to prevent water from entering the mechanism.
  • Wash your Bremont watch with freshwater after exposure to seawater or solvents to avoid corrosion and damage.
  • Avoid contact between your Bremont watch and electrical equipment and strong magnets.
  • Keep your Bremont watch in contact with your wrist to reduce the exposure to extreme temperatures.

• Who wears Bremont watches?

  Bremont watches have many partners and ambassadors from many different backgrounds and areas of expertise. Jason Fox, a former member of the UK Special Forces, Aldo Kane, a former Royal Marines Commando, and Mark Strong, a renowned British actor are all ambassadors of Bremont watches, amongst many more.