While it’s tough to imagine a close collaboration between Bremont, Britain’s contemporary watch manufacturer that has connections to the British army, and the Ministry of Defence (MoD), it has happened. Bremont is releasing the Armed Forces Collection, which is a set of three stunning new military watches. The timepieces are being offered with the official blessing of the MoD. A Bremont watch dealer UK can sell you one of the company’s Armed Forces timepieces. To contact a Bremont watch dealer in UK for buying luxury watches, visit this website.

In the past, Bremont military watches have only been available for those in the military, but the three new watches are pieces that civilians can buy as well. The new Bremont military timepieces were not items that the MoD commissioned for its troops in combat, but they are sure to be tempting for those who collect military watches.

Collectible Military Watches

The nickname for general purpose field and aviation timepieces manufactured by brands like Omega, Longines, IWC, Jaeger LeCoultre and eight other watchmakers is the “Dirty Dozen.” The watches in this collection date back more than 50 years, making them highly desired. While Bremont’s new MoD watches don’t include the illustrious “Broad Arrow” logo, they do feature the formal seal of approval from Her Majesty’s Armed Forces, which means that they’ll fit right in with any of your “Dirty Dozen” watches.

Also, if you’re familiar with the designs of traditional military watches, then the characteristics of this Bremont watch series will remind you of proper military timepieces.

Bremont made the case design in the collection sleeker and more basic. The company also added a stamped back that’s inscribed with the symbols of the three branches that are within the crosshair logo.

About the Company’s Armed Forces Collection

The collection includes three watches inspired by MoD’s traditional timepiece designs. Each one is customized according to its branch’s name. For instance, the Broadsword timepiece is a three-hand field watch. It features a small seconds gauge. The Bremont’s Arrow watch is for the Royal Air Force, and it is a monopusher pilot’s chronograph. The last timepiece in the collection is the Argonaut, which is for the Navy. It is a dive watch that includes a vibrant handset in addition to an inner rotating dive bezel.

If you need more information about the Armed Forces timepieces, contact a Bremont watch dealer UK.

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