Watchlords

Every once in a while, a watch just grabs me right in the feels. And oh boy, does this watch get me. I’ve been a Bremont fan for some time, especially of the original Supermarine 500, an elegant yet bomb-proof diver, executed at an extremely high level of craftsmanship. If Bremont were looking for a focus group, I’m the definition of a target audience. And for this new North American-exclusive release, it’s almost as if I had made a list, and they just went down item by item, ticking off boxes. Overengineered titanium case? Check. GMT movement? Check. Handsome as all get out, with a design language all its own? You betcha. For my tastes, it’s virtually perfect.

https://timeandtidewatches.com/introduc ... del-looks/

... the lugs are confidently broad-shouldered...

Get a real job. Contribute something to society. Anything. Serve me a burger. People paid to write about watches are as valuable and useful as meth dealers.

Noice!

jason_recliner wrote: ↑

December 3rd 2021, 3:52pm

... the lugs are confidently broad-shouldered...

Get a real job. Contribute something to society. Anything. Serve me a burger. People paid to write about watches are as valuable and useful as meth dealers.

Desperately trying to be the Carl Sandburg of wartch revieoos. Yuck.

jason_recliner wrote: ↑

December 3rd 2021, 3:52pm

... the lugs are confidently broad-shouldered...

Get a real job. Contribute something to society. Anything. Serve me a burger. People paid to write about watches are as valuable and useful as meth dealers.

"grabs me right in the feels." Grab this.

Nice watch, tho.

So what are they saying? Bremont keeps recycling old models then using whatever colors are popular at the moment?

That's what Seiko does but I'd buy them by the dozen

I believe this is the notable tool diver maker's first offering with an open caseback - soon to be as commonplace on dive watches as screw down crowns, by golly.