Bremont watches in titanium, bronze and ceramic
The Titanium Field Guide lists 18 Bremont watches, from $3,750 to $38,450. Nine of them are titanium, the rest bronze and ceramic. They span dive, pilot, field and chronograph designs. Every entry is verified for its case material, and each one cites its source alongside the date it was last checked.
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Image: Bremont- Origin
- United Kingdom
- References
- 18 9 titanium
- Price range
- from $3,750 to $38,450
- Most affordable
- Terra Nova 40.5 Date Bronze $3,750
- Lightest
- Altitude MB Meteor (Titanium) 53.29 g
- Most recent addition
- Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue
Bremont takes its name from Antoine Bremont, the French farmer who sheltered Nick and Giles English, brothers and pilots, after a forced landing in their 1930s biplane in the late 1990s, and the brothers started the company in 2002. Its first collection arrived in 2007 together with a collaboration with the ejection-seat maker Martin-Baker, and Davide Cerrato has been chief executive since 2023, according to Monochrome. The watches are built at The Wing, a purpose-built manufacturing centre in Henley-on-Thames that opened in 2021. Its titanium comes as Grade 2 on the Altitude MB Meteor and, on the Supermarine Descent II and the Boeing models, as what the brand calls aviation-grade Ti 6-4, the Grade 5 alloy. The Supermarine Full Ceramic is its first mono-block ceramic case, sintered at 1,450°C and fitted with a titanium container for the movement. The current Terra Nova bronzes are cased in a cupro-aluminium alloy and closed with a PVD-coated stainless steel caseback.
Written 10 October 2026 from Bremont's About Us page, Bremont's British watchmaking page, Bremont's titanium watches collection page, Bremont's Altitude MB Meteor Titanium page, Bremont's Supermarine Descent II page, Bremont's Supermarine Full Ceramic Tactical Black page, Bremont's Terra Nova 40.5 Date Bronze page and Monochrome's brand profile and history of Bremont.
What the catalog shows about Bremont
At a $6,525 median it sits well up the market, against $1,792 across the catalog. All of its references here are mechanical.
Derived from the 18 references below, recomputed on every update, and printed only where a measurement stands apart from the rest of the catalog.
Terra Nova 40.5 Date BronzeFieldCeramic (type not stated)40.5 mm$3,750
Argonaut BronzeDiverCeramic (type not stated)42 mmArchive$4,650
Terra Nova 40.5 Power Reserve BronzeFieldCeramic (type not stated)40.5 mm$5,100
Altitude MB Meteor (Titanium)PilotGrade 2 titanium42 mm$5,300
Supermarine Descent IIDiverGrade 5 titanium43 mm$5,500
Altitude MB Meteor Time ZonesPilotGrade 2 titanium42 mm$5,850
Terra Nova 42.5 Chronograph BronzeChronographCeramic (type not stated)42.5 mm$6,150
Supermarine Full Ceramic Tactical BlackDiverCeramic (type not stated)43 mm$6,450- Altitude MB Meteor Stealth GreyPilotGrade 2 titanium42 mm$6,600
MB SavannaPilotGrade 5 titanium43 mmArchive$6,802
Altitude MB Meteor Felix the CatPilotGrade 2 titanium42 mm$6,850
Supermarine Full Ceramic Jungle GreenDiverCeramic (type not stated)43 mm$6,950
Supermarine Full Ceramic Polar WhiteDiverCeramic (type not stated)43 mm$6,950
Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep BlueDiverCeramic (type not stated)43 mm$7,400
Altitude Chronograph Pulsograph Valjoux 23ChronographTitanium (grade not stated)42 mm$28,650
Terra Nova Dual-Time TourbillonFieldGrade 5 titanium42.5 mm$31,600
Altitude Perpetual Calendar GMTPilotGrade 2 titanium42 mm$38,450- Broadsword BronzeFieldCeramic (type not stated)40 mmArchive$3,775