2025 Bremont Altitude MB Meteor Titanium Automatic 42mm
Here we have a 2025 Bremont Altitude MB Meteor Titanium Automatic 42mm. This exceptional timepiece represents the most advanced evolution of Bremont's iconic Martin-Baker series. The Gloster Meteor, recognised as Britain's first jet fighter, serves as the inspiration for this name. Notably, it was also the aircraft used in Martin-Baker's groundbreaking live ejection test in 1946, marking a significant milestone in aviation safety. The satin-finished 42mm case reintroduces a slimmer, highly refined execution of Bremont's signature three-piece Trip-Tick case construction, meticulously crafted from lightweight and durable Grade 2 titanium. A sleek, knurled black DLC case barrel separates the upper and lower case elements, delivering a modern stealth aesthetic. The sweeping lines yield a lug-to-lug length of 49mm and a versatile case thickness of 12mm, providing an authoritative yet ergonomic presence on the wrist. The case architecture features an intuitive dual-crown system. The crown at 2 o'clock handles winding and time-setting, while the dedicated crown at 4 o'clock operates the upgraded bi-directional Roto-Click inner bezel. Protecting the dial is a contemporary glass box anti-reflective sapphire crystal, sitting above a brushed black galvanic metal dial engineered for absolute legibility. Applied Arabic numerals and indices are generously filled with white Super-LumiNova, radiating a brilliant blue emission in low light. A clean date window rests at 3 o'clock. The dial design is beautifully tied together by a striking "lollipop" sweeping seconds hand, counterbalanced by a stylised white-and-black striped ejection seat pull-cord loop—a direct nod to the brand's aviation heritage. On the reverse, a decorated titanium open-case back showcases the high-performance automatic Bremont Calibre BB14-AH, which utilises 24 jewels and operates at a smooth beat rate of 28,800 vibrations per hour (4Hz). The movement has been uniquely finished in an executive gunmetal grey with elegant Geneva striping, complete with a custom signed, open-worked rotor. Built to survive extreme environments, the movement features an extended 68-hour power reserve and is suspended inside a flexible rubber mount for advanced shock isolation. Additionally, it maintains vital anti-magnetic shielding via a soft iron ring designed around Faraday cage principles. It also has an integrated quick-release 22mm Bremont brushed Titanium bracelet with a hidden butterfly clasp opened by the Bremont logo; all links are provided. This rugged pilot's watch is sold with its original Bremont presentation box and paperwork.
Here we have a 2025 Bremont Altitude MB Meteor Titanium Automatic 42mm. This exceptional timepiece represents the most advanced evolution of Bremont's iconic Martin-Baker series. The Gloster Meteor, recognised as Britain's first jet fighter, serves as the inspiration for this name. Notably, it was also the aircraft used in Martin-Baker's groundbreaking live ejection test in 1946, marking a significant milestone in aviation safety. The satin-finished 42mm case reintroduces a slimmer, highly refined execution of Bremont's signature three-piece Trip-Tick case construction, meticulously crafted from lightweight and durable Grade 2 titanium. A sleek, knurled black DLC case barrel separates the upper and lower case elements, delivering a modern stealth aesthetic. The sweeping lines yield a lug-to-lug length of 49mm and a versatile case thickness of 12mm, providing an authoritative yet ergonomic presence on the wrist. The case architecture features an intuitive dual-crown system. The crown at 2 o'clock handles winding and time-setting, while the dedicated crown at 4 o'clock operates the upgraded bi-directional Roto-Click inner bezel. Protecting the dial is a contemporary glass box anti-reflective sapphire crystal, sitting above a brushed black galvanic metal dial engineered for absolute legibility. Applied Arabic numerals and indices are generously filled with white Super-LumiNova, radiating a brilliant blue emission in low light. A clean date window rests at 3 o'clock. The dial design is beautifully tied together by a striking "lollipop" sweeping seconds hand, counterbalanced by a stylised white-and-black striped ejection seat pull-cord loop—a direct nod to the brand's aviation heritage. On the reverse, a decorated titanium open-case back showcases the high-performance automatic Bremont Calibre BB14-AH, which utilises 24 jewels and operates at a smooth beat rate of 28,800 vibrations per hour (4Hz). The movement has been uniquely finished in an executive gunmetal grey with elegant Geneva striping, complete with a custom signed, open-worked rotor. Built to survive extreme environments, the movement features an extended 68-hour power reserve and is suspended inside a flexible rubber mount for advanced shock isolation. Additionally, it maintains vital anti-magnetic shielding via a soft iron ring designed around Faraday cage principles. It also has an integrated quick-release 22mm Bremont brushed Titanium bracelet with a hidden butterfly clasp opened by the Bremont logo; all links are provided. This rugged pilot's watch is sold with its original Bremont presentation box and paperwork.
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Here we have a 2025 Bremont Altitude MB Meteor Titanium Automatic 42mm. This exceptional timepiece represents the most advanced evolution of Bremont's iconic Martin-Baker series. The Gloster Meteor, recognised as Britain's first jet fighter, serves as the inspiration for this name. Notably, it was also the aircraft used in Martin-Baker's groundbreaking live ejection test in 1946, marking a significant milestone in aviation safety. The satin-finished 42mm case reintroduces a slimmer, highly refined execution of Bremont's signature three-piece Trip-Tick case construction, meticulously crafted from lightweight and durable Grade 2 titanium. A sleek, knurled black DLC case barrel separates the upper and lower case elements, delivering a modern stealth aesthetic. The sweeping lines yield a lug-to-lug length of 49mm and a versatile case thickness of 12mm, providing an authoritative yet ergonomic presence on the wrist. The case architecture features an intuitive dual-crown system. The crown at 2 o'clock handles winding and time-setting, while the dedicated crown at 4 o'clock operates the upgraded bi-directional Roto-Click inner bezel. Protecting the dial is a contemporary glass box anti-reflective sapphire crystal, sitting above a brushed black galvanic metal dial engineered for absolute legibility. Applied Arabic numerals and indices are generously filled with white Super-LumiNova, radiating a brilliant blue emission in low light. A clean date window rests at 3 o'clock. The dial design is beautifully tied together by a striking "lollipop" sweeping seconds hand, counterbalanced by a stylised white-and-black striped ejection seat pull-cord loop—a direct nod to the brand's aviation heritage. On the reverse, a decorated titanium open-case back showcases the high-performance automatic Bremont Calibre BB14-AH, which utilises 24 jewels and operates at a smooth beat rate of 28,800 vibrations per hour (4Hz). The movement has been uniquely finished in an executive gunmetal grey with elegant Geneva striping, complete with a custom signed, open-worked rotor. Built to survive extreme environments, the movement features an extended 68-hour power reserve and is suspended inside a flexible rubber mount for advanced shock isolation. Additionally, it maintains vital anti-magnetic shielding via a soft iron ring designed around Faraday cage principles. It also has an integrated quick-release 22mm Bremont brushed Titanium bracelet with a hidden butterfly clasp opened by the Bremont logo; all links are provided. This rugged pilot's watch is sold with its original Bremont presentation box and paperwork.
