Explore our current selection of pre-owned Bremont watches, including aviation chronographs, Supermarine dive watches and collectable limited editions. Every watch shown for sale is physically held by MVS Watches, authenticated before listing and supplied with a 12-month MVS warranty and insured UK delivery.
Founded in Britain in 2002, Bremont is particularly known for robust mechanical watches, aviation partnerships and limited editions connected to historic aircraft and events. For a closer look at one of its most important collector pieces, read our Bremont Wright Flyer review and history.
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Bremont produces a broad range of aviation, diving, military and historically inspired watches. Buying pre-owned provides access to the current collection alongside discontinued references and limited editions that are no longer available directly from the brand.
The model name is only the starting point. Bremont has used different movements, case constructions and production methods throughout its history, so the individual reference, condition, provenance and supplied accessories should all be considered.
Pre-owned pricing can also be considerably below original retail prices, making the secondary market particularly attractive for buyers interested in Bremont’s more complicated or unusual watches.
Aviation has been central to Bremont since the company was founded by brothers Nick and Giles English.
Earlier collections such as the ALT1-C, ALT1-Z and ALT1-WT established Bremont’s reputation for substantial pilot’s chronographs, GMT displays and highly legible dials. More recent Altitude models continue the aviation theme with updated cases, movements and proportions.
These watches suit buyers looking for a practical mechanical chronograph or pilot’s watch with a distinctly British identity.
The Supermarine collection applies Bremont’s robust construction to dive and adventure watches. Depending on the reference, features can include rotating dive bezels, GMT functions, significant water resistance and protective movement construction.
The collection ranges from everyday dive watches to specialist and limited-production models. Earlier Supermarine references can differ considerably from the current range, making the pre-owned market a useful place to find discontinued case sizes, dial configurations and complications.
Bremont’s collaboration with British ejection-seat manufacturer Martin-Baker produced one of the brand’s most recognisable collections.
Martin-Baker watches are subjected to demanding shock, vibration, temperature and altitude testing. Certain versions are reserved for people who have ejected from an aircraft using a Martin-Baker seat, while publicly available models retain much of the same distinctive design and engineering.
Their coloured case barrels, aviation details and unusual provenance make them particularly recognisable within the wider Bremont range.
Bremont has produced numerous limited editions connected to historically significant aircraft, ships and people. These include watches incorporating material from the Wright Flyer, HMS Victory, Concorde and other important objects.
MVS Watches has handled several of these pieces, including the Wright Flyer and Codebreaker. The details surrounding each edition matter because the historical material, production number and accompanying presentation set form an important part of the watch’s collectability.
You can find out much more in our Bremont Codebreaker blog.
Many Bremont watches use the company’s three-piece Trip-Tick case construction, which creates the distinctive case profile seen across numerous aviation and Martin-Baker references. Depending on the model, Bremont has also used hardened steel, protective movement mounts and anti-magnetic inner cases.
Earlier watches commonly use modified Swiss base movements, while newer models can contain Bremont’s ENG300-series movements. These are manufactured and assembled at The Wing in Henley-on-Thames and tested using Bremont’s H1 Timing Standard.
Movement and construction vary by reference, so buyers should not assume every Bremont uses the same calibre or testing standard. Bremont explains its current movements and testing procedures on its official technology page.
MVS Watches has first-hand experience of buying, inspecting, photographing and selling Bremont watches ranging from core aviation models to rare historical limited editions.
Every Bremont we advertise is physically held by us rather than offered on consignment or sourced from an unrelated third party after purchase. We inspect the watch, movement, case, serial details and supplied accessories before it is listed.
The product listing will show the year, condition, box, papers and relevant warranty information for the exact watch being offered.
Yes. Every Bremont available to purchase is physically held by MVS Watches. We do not advertise watches on consignment or pre-sell stock held by an unrelated third party.
Bremont can offer strong value on the pre-owned market because many references are available below their original retail prices. Discontinued watches and historically connected limited editions can also provide access to models that are no longer available directly from Bremont.
Bremont’s aviation collections generally focus on pilot’s watches, chronographs and GMT functionality. Supermarine models are designed around diving and adventure use, commonly offering rotating bezels and increased water resistance.
Trip-Tick is Bremont’s three-piece case construction. It uses separate bezel, central barrel and case-back elements, creating the layered case profile associated with many Bremont watches.
Yes. Every Bremont sold by MVS Watches is supplied with a 12-month MVS warranty. Any remaining manufacturer warranty will be stated on the individual product listing where applicable.
