Why is Bremont hated so much?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2024
- Hi Guys,
This video was shot a while ago, but all this Baselworld stuff got in the way. I visited the Bremont factory in Henley in February this year. Then I visited the Bremont Town House in London a month later.
My feelings towards Bremont have changed. I really appreciate the journey they are on. They are at the start of their watch journey, compared with more established brands like Omega, Rolex, IWC etc.
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I have had a Bremont MB2 Orange as my daily wearer for the past six years. I also own Rolex Subs, Sea dweller, moonwatch etc. The watch has been accurate, reliable, durable and bombproof. I recently had it serviced and what came back was a virtually new watch.Only the case back , movement , dial and winder were not changed. New crystal, orange case side, bezel, lugs, date wheel, hands etc all replaced. I know because they sent the old parts back. I paid £2800 six years ago, I could sell it to trade for £2200. Too much snobbery. All brands have to start somewhere.
Archieluxury is having a cow man.lol.
There is no such thing as bad publicity. Adrian has done nothing wrong here. Watch channels bounce of each other, i guess it is to do with algorithms.
@@robc8892 I think the bitter man has, you cannot make accusations without evidence. It's fine AC3 does not like Bremont and seems to only like watches that hold their value,
@@paulw5397 Excellent comment Paul, I got myself a s300 as my first luxury watch. After talking with Bremont boutique managers and long term fans they all have similar experiences to yourself which was one of the reasons why I chose it over similar watches.
Who's here after AC3 review?
Ac3?
Archie Luxury, the Pontiff of watch reviews 🤴🏻
The Pontiff is in top form!!
I have an MBII, so why did I spend the money? I was in the RAF and everyone who had a posh watch, had a Breitling Aerospace zzzzz. I wanted to be different and I was offered a great deal from Bermont on a watch that included the aircraft I flew in the RAF as part of the design. Lastly, and you touched on this, I felt very proud to be able to buy a high quality watch from a British producer. When I wear it, it makes me feel special and that’s enough for me.
If your British military Bremont is our brand !!!
Well said Chris
British with a Swiss movement? You coulda just bought a Christopher Ward.
I have owned Bremonts for a while now. I love the build, size and story. They were also a lot more reasonable when I started buying them! I have always avoided the events as I am unsure just what a gathering of watch types would be like but maybe I will try one of theirs based on this. At my peak I had 6 - 5 Chrono’s and a Supermarine S501, now it’s 4 including a lovely LE Blue dial Alt1-ZT they did for WOS and the Griffin. Basically they are bomb proof and yes, I’m ex RAF officer and they just resonate. I have avoided the expensive LE and stuck to used as they do depreciate a lot…
I have four Bremont watches and I love them. I have met the brothers and have really brought into their philosophy
Me too. And I am pleased that Adrian made this video - must confess all the negativity towards Bremont does get under my skin… Thank you Adrian 🙏
I just recently went to their latest factory - The Wing - and it’s amazing. It would be great to get a new updated video on Bremont; they might even invite you to their new facility. The brothers are inspiring and the company is making so many strides forward. I personally think they are important to the watch industry and certainly the British watch making industry! I see them being huge in 100 years when they have the experience of the other big brands. As you say they’re on their journey, where a lot of watch brands have reached theirs.
I agree 💯🎯
The moment I walked passed Bremont watches; dream was to have one on my wrist. I knew little about the movement and did wonder to why should I pay a price greater than a Rolex OP would cost for ALT1-C, but I could not walk away and bought it. Every time I turn my wrist to see the time, it's beautiful. In my opinion, Watches are not an investment, buy it cause you love it for whatever those factors might be. This video is good example of how our views can change but most of all, understanding that either you can wear a piece only because it is highly rated by others or follow your heart (and of course sense) with guidance from experts. Good video, thanks
I was in the same boat , and wasn’t totally sold on them . Until I went to see my watch retailer and presented me with an MBII day date ( which I believe are now discontinued) . I was looking for a watch that was durable , and not having to worry to damage and that was different. And I fell in love with the story behind the idea of the watch. Despite the are newish to the market , I think they have great potential and it’s a nice piece and homage to English engineering . I admire the English brothers taking on the establishment of watches , not an easy feat , and if I remember correctly the story isn’t to different to Rolex’s regarding in-house made movements. I think Bremont has got potential to become a solid brand … and who doesn’t like flight themed watches !!!
I’d love you to cover these guys with a new vid. Went to the Wing this year, absolutely fantastic experience for any watch enthusiast and British manufacturing too 👍
Agree. And I’d love you to spend a bit more time with the Supernova… I think you might have been a bit hasty on the lug to lug measurement being too big, Adrian
Just came back from an interview for a job at there manufacturing hub at the Wing , Henley - On - Themes .
Brilliant machine tools producing fantastic product with a skilled workforce .
The building is space age and the shop floor is absolutely spotless with high end technology.
Was so impressed and fingers crossed that I got the position……
I am so on board with them now, I love it and I want one.
Their S302 is a great looking watch. Would absolutely consider that in it's price range.
Just picked this video up and really like your delivery, honesty and content. I own an S2000 and a Solo. The build quality and design are, in my opinion top end, far better than the Rolex I had in the nineties, which failed to impress me truth to tell. I think as a brand they are going to go from strength to strength.
I was in the same boat , and wasn’t totally sold on them. I think hated is a bit strong as clearly they are successful and still in business ! Until I went to see my watch retailer and presented me with an MBII day date ( which I believe are now discontinued) . I was looking for a watch that was durable , and not having to worry to damage and that was different. And I fell in love with the story behind the idea of the watch. Despite the are newish to the market , I think they have great potential and it’s a nice piece and homage to English engineering . I admire the English brothers taking on the establishment of watches , not an easy feat , and if I remember correctly the story isn’t to different to Rolex’s regarding in-house made movements. I think Bremont has got potential to become a solid brand … and who doesn’t like flight themed watches !!!
I think the Supermarine Descent II looks absolutely stunning. I think it could be my next watch...
MBIII, North Vietnam, 9.11.72
Martin Baker 3414.
Super timepiece and dedication to those who have paid their dues and those who need a tough watch.
Accuracy is impressive: +/- 10 seconds a month.
This is the heritage that produced the Longitude navigation possibility.
Well done gentlemen.
It'd be interesting to see you do a revisit of Bremont three years later. Do you still have the same positive view of them? Would you buy one of their watches?
I have just bought the Bremont s302 at the Bremont boutique in Bluewater and I love it A Great British watch at a good price 🇬🇧🙌🙌
I’m a big fan of what Bremont is doing. I have a Swiss Made (old) Alt1-Z that I adore and a P-51 that is so gorgeous. I knew going in that this was more about design than movement, but I’m excited to see where they’re going.
Adrian - Have you been to The Wing yet ? I went today. It’s amazing what Bremont are doing. A fantastic brand that’s going places…
It was only 5 years ago that they were in a unit in Wokingham.
I did the electrics for their first machines.
Thanks for your video. I'm buying one. All being well, it won't be my only watch from Bremont.
After a lot of consideration I purchased a S2000 in red a few months back. Paid £2,700 in a sale instead of the hefty £4,150 rrp. Have to admit the quality is exceptional, comfortable to wear with rubber strap and looks great on the wrist being a larger 45mm case. Finish and detail is great. Would definitely recommend. Whilst Rolex, panerai, IWC and bretling are my favourites within my collection the bremont is a fine addition for the money it cost me.
What movement did your £2700 get you might I ask?
@@RandallSlick . It’s not just about the movement. It tells the time exactly as my and anyone’s other watches. I am not a watch snob. I buy a watch for the look and the ascetics. I was so pleasantly surprised at the build quality of the Bremont and it’s equal to my other watches. In fact I would wear this over a Rolex most days. Would I have paid full price, absolutely not I would have bought another Panerai, but then again some people hate them too. It’s individual preference with everything and whilst I do agree some watches with 3rd party movements are way over priced let’s be honest even with in house these are ridiculously overpriced as well.
I want a Bremont from the Kingsman movie a few years ago. That rose gold chrono worldtimer would be great and very different.
Only just came across this video, following a link from about effing time, love your explanation for repositioning. Would be interested to know your thoughts four years later, given higher prices, opening of "The Wing", own movement manufacture etc..
I love Bremonts, I have the argument about the movement v the other technology with watch friends quite regularly, and I believe its worth the spend, which is really all that matters. I was in the Mayfair shop not so long ago, and despite looking like a scruffy, sweaty tourist (which I guess I actually was) I was treated to a very nice explanation of everything I looked at, whilst sipping on a free glass of wine, by a very friendly salesperson. Even though I said I wasn't buying on the day, I was still treated perfectly and I will definitely go back for more of the same, but with cash in pocket.
You should have a look at the Bremont 37mm Solo, it's a real honey of a watch.
Adrian, I own a broad sword with the mono pusher and love the build quality and simple and clear dial. Bremont is the best in British watch making and is a tool watch for people who want to be different. I plan to visit them on my next trip to London and maybe buy the super marine chronograph black dial which I think looks great .
Best in British watch making! Does that include Roger Smith?
@@Rog5446 blimey, do you always compare apples with bananas ? I agree with you Warner Jacob ✅
Very good watch designs and cases are as tuff as old boots. Proper tool watch
I have owned four Bremonts and enjoyed them all.
I just bought my first Bremont today; a Solo 43mm. It should arrive next week. Too good to pass up deal on it. That way if it doesn't stick, it will be easy to find it a new home with a small +/- on the purchase price. I'm really hope I like it as I'm finding less and less to love about the hype watches. I've bought and sold 2 Rolex in the past year as they just didn't win my over. I guess I like to root for the scrappy underdog in life, so an up and coming company like Bremont might be just the thing.
I'm saving up for the Bremont MBII OR. I'm not joking, I'm about halfway. I will wear my G-shock until I get it.
I have a Bremont Solo I will upgrade to an MBII. Pricing is ridiculous but I like the aviation connection. As a watch I don’t like the buying drama of Rolex, so Omega, IWC, and Tudor are my go to watches.
I going am going to get one
I impulse bought a Solo 43 from Ernest Jones with a heavy discount, ended up paying £1840 for it. I just fancied an under the radar dressy style watch and it seemed a good choice. When I got it home and really had a feel of it I realised that even at that price, it just doesn't seem worth it. I'm going to exchange it and just get a Longines Spirit Zulu Time instead.
That was an excellent analysis on Bremont which I thought was fair. However, a couple of years ago when I visited them, they acted most unprofessionally by scorning my choice of an orange-faced Breitling Emergency watch. The arseholes should have asked why I chose it, and then I would have explained how this incredible timepiece saved my life twice, and I would have hoped they apologised, but no. I never bought their chronometer, estimated to be close to 4K. Instead I walked out without a goodbye and bought a Rolex GMT Master II, and been well pleased with it ever since.
Thanks for the video. Gonna save my money now. lol.
The watch community, by which I mean ‘enthusiasts’ and ‘reviewers’ appear to me to be gatekeepers who just want to hate on anyone who’s attempting to enter what they see to be their space. (And let’s not forget the all important clicks)
Starting a new luxury product requires enormous financial outlay, and so they have to attempt to create their product and sell it at a high price point from the beginning. Not only do they have to do this to cover their costs, but they have to create the brand that they want to be from day 1. They do this only to be lambasted by gatekeepers who just need to hate on something new which doesn’t have the heritage of something like Rolex or Omega. It happens in all industries, not just watches. But it’s a shame that they have not only the struggle of creating a new brand, but the constant uphill struggle against these gatekeepers.
A company should be judged on its product, not by its age.
Ita a shame the get hate because I think they make some beautiful pieces. I hope to buy one very soon !
My only experience with Bremont was buying (I thought) a new watch and being supplied with an obviously used watch.
Their customer service department were sluggish in detailing with my complaint, and when I supplied them with the watch serial number they refused to confirm that it had previously been registered with them.
By way of an apology I was offered a tour of their factory so I could go and choose a replacement watch in person.
I gladly accepted and eagerly awaited to be contacted.
15 months later I’m still waiting to be hear from Bremont about this. 🙄🤣
Real classy company to deal with 🤨
I own Rolex, Omega, IWC, JLC, Glashutte and have owned just about every chi-chi marque there is-including Patek, Vacheron and AP. But I also own a couple of Bremonts; and what I would say is this... You really have to handle a Bremont to experience the details and quality of finish. They are absolutely phenomenal. I have also been to their factory and believe me, they are very, very serious and committed about their passion. As a collector and even handed enthusiast of 30 years, I would highly recommend them.
The question is why get a Bremont in the first place.
Would love a 'Made in England' watch.
I would have a Bremont in a heartbeat, I don't see them as too expensive (still too much for me though) I would not think of a buying a Rolex, ever, even if I had the money.
They are a new brand that are trying to re-invigorate the British watch industry and that can only be a good thing, we have C ward, Monroe, Elliot brown and others all trying to do the same we should celebrate this not find fault with everything British, if they were Swiss, we would be supporting them, Well done, good show, better luck next time, but NO, they are British, so let's kick them when they are down and not praise them when they do well
Man I thought they were beautiful and was kinda surprised how they were under $5k. But especially the movement decoration. I love them. And I love “non popular” watches.
Amazingly common to get the isle of man and the isle of wight mixed up.
Got an ALT1-C Chronograph and it's bullet proof. I would like to see them branch into the dress watch section. Apparently, the English brothers no longer have a controlling share in the company???
Never a Bremont hater, but they've always been background noise for me. Having flown a few of the aircraft from their "military watch line" they've always been on the radar for organized squadron buys, yet I've always passed on them. That was until I held one in real life this week. Now I'm seriously considering purchasing one of their special programs watches. Honestly.
Yes, it will have the same ETA 2893 based movement as my other GMT, it's not "inhouse", and the MSRP pricing is outside the value end. But, with special programs pricing and having held one now, it's a surprising sell that I hadn't expected.
I do love some of their watches, particularly the Codebreaker but I went right off the company after how they treated their staff during covid.
Really? What happened? I’d be interested in knowing as I’m considering Bremont, but poor treatment of employees would put me off.
@@Tableturn Mass redundancies of long serving employees and the manner in which they were done I believe.
@@royaloak5455 wow. That’s really put me off them now.
@@royaloak5455 How do you know this - did you know people affected?
@@99jasonhooper Yes, most of them now at Grand Seiko
They're expensive for sure that said there is one that commemorates a mountaineer and doing any more 14,000-foot Mountains in a short amount of time than anyone else that watch is amazing
I have an S301 and it keeps time better than a Rolex plus the case design is imaginative and very comfortable to wear.
Adrian - do you own a Bremont yet?
I really like Bremont watches, but I'll never pull the trigger on one as the price point is just wrong. I could never justify getting a Bremont ETA when I could spend the money on a Seamaster. I'd feel like a mug.
Bremont are cool… try the ZT-51 on a NATO strap
Time to update this Adrian. In this video you also say Roger Smith is based in Isle of Wight! He is very firmly based in the Isle of Man. I know because I live here and have been to his workshop. Bremont are Superb watches from every angle with a tried and tested movement. Perceived value is objective. As you point out, many more expensive brands use the same as it's pretty much bomb proof. How long will it take for the clan to trust a whole new movement or stop speculation that's it's a clone of something else anyway....🙃
I hope bremont are the next James bond watch build quality is fantastic.
TBH happy with my Sinn U50
Seems to be full of shoot !
The problem with them is when they started they said they had aviation heritage. Not that they made watches for pilots for years but the two founders used to fly antique planes. It would've been easier if they had just been upfront about being newcomers to the industry who want to make military themed watches.
I do like their designs. It genuinely feels British compared to the sea of Swiss designs.
Bremont imo are a truly great company and represent amazing value for money. The movements are chronometer certified and heavily modded, the dirty dozen collection is severely underrated.
Adrian. Wondering what your comment on this video is today.
I applaud you putting this video back up. I find it strange that your detractors seem to be so dishonest about what it is that you are saying in this video.
Yeah I found the reaction from a few noisy people very odd.
I can admire a field or tool watch but I think that Bremont's emphasis on military association might polarize potential customers and limit their appeal. I think I could feel a bit of a 'Walt' wearing one.
For a company that refers to its British heritage I don't understand why they decided on such a faux Swiss sounding brand name (I've read the back story about it on the website).
I think that other recent entrants to the (lower) luxury watch market have been more astute with their marketing and branding and have ranges with a broader appeal and consequently have made more impact.
I like these 🤷🏻♂️
I own a Bremont Solo ....the quality is fantastic from the case design to the crystal... It was very purposeful and well executed. I think the price of these lower end is very much what you would expect. I do feel some of the higher end are rather expensive ....but truthfully they are not reallyy taste.
Robust well made watches. I especially like their divers and the discontinued Boeing collaborations. I'd challenge anyone to hold a bremont in their hand and look that the quality of finishing.
I can understand someone who just doesn't want a Bremont watch but cannot understand the hatred from all the watch-hipsters fanboys online. Seems to be a particularly British phenomenon.
I do agree they're a little pricey so (as with other brands) I'll take the 30-40% discount and buy used ;-)
Are they? I love mine, it's a great watch dont believe the hype lol
I don't hate Bremont I just think they are over priced for ETA movements. I'm not saying an in house movement is necessarily better , just a 4k-20k plus watch with a few hundred dollar movement where all the money gone it is not a 3.5k -20k plus finish . They are not the only watch brand who do this though
Chris Ward?
I just watched Archie’s video holy shit 🤣
Every one going on about an “In house movements” is a relatively new thing, Valjoux, ETA and the others have been making movements for many of our favourite watches. Also, let’s not forget JLC and Zenith who made movements for so many Brand’s including Rolex.
Bremont are cool.
I don't agree with having to pay £4000+ for an ETA movement to help fund their future plans to create their own in-house movement. Christopher Ward, like them or not, managed to make a very impressive SH21 in-house movement which could be picked up around £1000 or less.
I totally agree with you. Bremont watches are not cheap and their designs aren't that remarkable compared to other makes in that price range. CW don't hide that the watches are Swiss made in Bienne - Bremont aren't very clear on the origine of their calibers.
Thanks for being open and willing to give a company an honest go. And thanks for being willing to admit a change of face & explaining why.
I really like these videos on the visits, gives such insight on the company, brand and ethos, as well as where they are aiming for! Just gives that extra connection, and certainly gave you food for thought!
Thanks so much Vaughan. Glad you like the video.
I own a Bremont--the U-2/51Jet. I did not know of Bremont before purchasing it. I was shopping for an Oris Big Crown ProPilot and the jeweler showed it to me as an option. He also told me the story of the origin of the company and of the brothers' love of aviation. I decided to purchase both the Oris and the Bremont. After a few weeks of wearing the Oris, I switched the Bremont over to the rubber strap and began wearing it. It has since become my go-to timepiece. It's a comfortable watch for me. It is heavy but not obnoxiously so. A couple of months after buying it, I received the COSC certificate in the mail. I love my Bremont and I don't care what the haters think.
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Glad you put this back up because I really wanted to watch it. Great video and enjoyed it. Thanks 👍
I guess those guys at Bremont can sell snowballs to an Eskimo...
Michael L have to agree. Adrian many of your comments come across as sycophantic making this video is a big own goal. Listen back to some of the language you use, lots of hyperbole... you’ll rewatch this with huge embarrassment at some point in the future - probably not too far off.
@@petewelsh9978 no he won't. And now that he followed it up with Christopher Ward (Brand that's sponsoring TGV) it's a done deal.
Meh ... So you buy ETA for 4K to get them to where they want to be ... Shareholder without shares. that's a great business model if you can get away with it ... No brand history or heritage Just piggybacking onto the British military .... It's obviously all about the money and it sucks ... not for me thanks.
Exactly this, Lovely how they use their money testing an ETA movement in ejection seats.
Terry Brigden - Exactly matey! I’m all for a British Company, but not at the expense of stealing/riding the valour of our military heritage. Good or bad, that shit was earned in much blood, sweat and tears! Atb, Dazza. 🇬🇧
I think they need to compete with Tag heuer prices
Glad I'm not the only one to take issue with this. So anyone buying now is "buying in" but once they get big or have their in-house movement you have to go to the back of the line right?
@@BLOEDLINK It isn't just about the ETA movement, it is about Bremont's anti-shock and anti-magnetic technology.
Great Content, eagerly anticipated with your thoughts on Bremont, I do own a Bermont MBII bought pre owned, which gave me a great value proposition. I am always blown away with the unbiased take and honesty of your videos, I'll grab a coffee and look forward to the next upload.
Great video quality and content as always!🥳 Keep up the good work 👍
As an American of English/German descent, I wanted a representative watch from each country. I first purchased a Muhle Glaschutte SAR Rescue Timer (ETA), which at my price point was the best representation of German design and mindset I could find. Then, turning to England, there was no better option than the Bremont MBII, also ETA. Mine has the white dial and orange case band, a beautiful bit of English design with a very British story (or marketing, for those of you who don’t like the brand) behind it. A couple years in, they both make me happy, and that’s what counts.
sar is such a perfect watch
That footage and editing in the beginning was wild. Good stuff !
Excellent commentary about Bremont. Way too many folks think that an in-house movement is always superior to an ETA and this is simply not true. There are good in-house and bad in-house movements and not all are created equal. In addition, way to many people judge a watch company without any real knowledge of their operations or their product for that matter. This video is a great example of not to judge a book by its cover. Thank you for making it.
Sounds like a really cool event, thank you for sharing this with us Adrian :)
I heard a quote once about Bremont: ‘a marketing and PR company with a sideline in making watches...’
I do like the MB range however, but not at the list price.
I think that pretty much sums up this video. I’ve bought into their marketing, but I won’t be buying any of their watches anytime soon. 👍🏻
Good video, good to see Bremont going places.
Other channels are calling you the new TGV!
Paul Jackson he’s not that bad.
Yup, going there at supersonic (Concorde) speed.
Rodent 2.0
Finally! Been waiting for this week’s drop
Love the Concorde edition timepiece, but maybe for 1-2k SGD. Bremont does not have the equity to charge the prices they do at the moment, and it is not the customer’s duty to pay a premium to help them get there.
nicely put, a bit alan partridge, even..
But people are paying them. Their not expanding because people only wanting to pay 1 - 2 k
"One of my heroes I guess would be Sting. I mean, I don't listen to any of his music, but I really respect that he's making it." - Hansel
As a veteran, I like some of the designs. But the pricing? Seriously. NO. I'll keep my Tudor, Nomos and Oris.
As a veteran I much prefer my Bremont to my Tudor. Oris isn't as nice as Bremont, or at least the limited edition five watch Oris I tried.
Interesting to see the change in opinion over so many things once you have met Nick, and seen the back of house setup, i was in there at the start and could see Giles and Nick were very different to any other company directors, we sold the first watch the day we launched them in 2007 which coincided with the opening of the biggest watch location in London at the time and the difference was stark and obvious, every other team from every other watch company came in with an entourage and acted like dignitaries, Giles and Nick on the other hand were chatting directly to customers, acting as waiters to get customers drinks, explaining their ideas and products one to one and the passion was obvious, things like offering to sign the warranty and talking about production numbers, of the 35 pieces we had the serial numbers were all in the first 100-200 some lower, that spirit, ethos and commitment has not changed! Good video and glad you can see some reasons for the pricing, and as to the Concorde well when they launched the EP120 in 2009 nobody was doing anything like the authentic use of parts or proper limited edition pieces in the same vein, they were £6495 and we sold around 10% of the total production, they now sell for £14-17k depending on condition! The Concorde might be expensive to you but it’s got kudos beyond the basic elements
As you say, nothing has changed. Great to hear your experience of the brand. Thank you
Great vid, really enjoyed it. I’ve always like the look. Just didn’t like the price but I still itch for one. BTW , Adrian , what’s the name of the song and artist in your intro? Really cool sounding.!
Hi Hector Orozco, glad you like the video buddy. I agree, they are still too pricey for me too. I don't know the name of the song, sorry. I just download royalty free music from sound cloud.
We’ve been looking forward to this!
You appear to have broken the watch internet!! FYI I own an ETA Bremont, and still want to buy an Endurance at some point.
A really interesting review! Thanks 👍
The problem with bremont brand it priced in IWC level with nothing to match IWC prestige and thanks for this great vid
I think IWC’s prestige is somewhat illusory these days: eta movements in their entry level pieces and increasingly diminishing interest from the market. Which is not to say Bremont are any better.
I do agree. I can't justify the cost where there are stronger brands out there for the same money.
@@BarkandJack This is my dilemma as well.
To commemorate the Concorde, I have cut a slice of cheddar at a particular angle. Understand, this is done to pay respect to this fine aircraft and its spectacular performance. 9000 quid gets you this fine slice of formage d'aviation!
omg... THANK YOU for the laugh!
Interesting video I've never heard of that brand. So many smaller/medium sized brands out there very cool!
Studying to become a pilot and some of our flight instructors are retired, ex-military fighter pilots and some of them have Bremonts with some sort of "custom dial" for their specific squadron or type of fighter jet. So cool!
Yeah they can look awesome. The custom dials are cool. Best of luck with your pilot training.
Bark and Jack Yeah, they also have a custom Breitling Aerospace which is even cooler! Thanks man, appreciate it!
So you republished this video and took down the clarification one? Austen Daniels has made a video about your Bremont situation btw. I still think you got carried away on this one.
Austen Daniels has done the real "clarification" one. This is the one he should take down.
honestly i feel they aren't anything special but admire their desire to come into their own as a brand. wouldn't mind owning a jaguar mk-II though! agree with your viewpoints brother!
Hi Adrian! Off topic from this video but I commented in your skx bezel bleaching video and I haven't received any replies so I'm trying here! I'm trying to bleach fade my skx013 black bezel and I used the Clorox brand bleach but it didn't work no matter how long I let the bezel sit in the bleach. There was no problem to my bezel at all but it just doesn't fade :( Is there a specific brand you used or maybe a certain percentage of bleach I'm supposed to use? Cuz it seems Clorox is very weak. Thank you in advance and love your videos! If anyone else can help me, it would be much appreciated! Cheers!