Bremont expands its Terra Nova collection with a powerful new expression of modern watchmaking: the Terra Nova 38 Jumping Hour, now transformed in full black DLC. This dramatic all-black execution brings an unexpected new attitude to the celebrated Terra Nova Jumping Hour line.

The Terra Nova 38 Jumping Hour Stealth Black delivers a unique style statement within Bremont’s field watch line. The 38mm case and bracelet are crafted from robust 904L stainless steel and finished with a full black diamond like carbon coating, enhancing corrosion and scratch resistance while ensuring lasting durability, comfort, and resilience in any environment.

First introduced in 2024, the Terra Nova collection reinterprets the field watch through a modern British lens. Its geometric cushion-shaped case, low profile, and shortened lugs draw inspiration from early 20th-century military pocket and trench watches, while presenting a distinctly contemporary tool watch design.

Inspired by early 20th-century trench watches, the Montres à Guichet design of the Terra Nova 38 Jumping Hour brings a historic format into sharp, modern focus. Hours and minutes are displayed through vertical apertures, delivering exceptional clarity, while the central sweeping seconds hand over the Wayfinder logo in full super-luminova (green emission) evokes a traditional compass point, reinforcing Bremont’s enduring commitment to exploration and adventure. The monochrome execution amplifies legibility and presence, giving the watch a striking, modern edge.

Davide Cerrato, Bremont CEO comments:
“The introduction of a Stealth Black DLC edition to the Terra Nova Jumping Hour brings a new attitude to the montres à guichet design. Modern and unexpected, the all-black aesthetic makes a powerful statement — transformative in its impact, sharpening the design and strengthening its character.”

Complimenting the contemporary Terra Nova case, two strap variants are available: a Terra Nova bracelet crafted from polished and brushed 904l steel with black DLC finish and deployment clasp; and a black leather bund strap, providing exceptional comfort and protection to the wearer. The introduction of a bund strap to the Terra Nova field watch line continues the collection’s nod to early 20th century watch design as they were first used by pilots during WWII to protect their wrists from extreme temperatures. The design also gained popularity amongst alpinists, equally seeking comfort in extreme environments. For a more classic approach, the bund can be removed to reveal a more traditional, black calf leather strap.

At its heart is the BC634, developed exclusively with movement manufacturer Sellita. Engineered for precision and reliability, the movement delivers a sharp and instantaneous hour jump in under one-tenth of a second — a technically impressive complication presented with clean, minimalist confidence.

Following the sell-out success of the limited edition cupro-aluminium bronze edition in April 2025, and the 904l steel core edition in October 2025, the introduction of a full black DLC edition transforms the Terra Nova 38 Jumping Hour into something altogether more dramatic — a statement of purpose and intent. It is modern, dramatic, and magnetic — a watch that commands attention without compromise. Powerful in design and execution, it reinforces Bremont’s belief that bold ideas and mechanical innovation can coexist with rugged, real-world performance.

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Bremont expands its Terra Nova Jumping Hour line with the launch of the Terra Nova 40.5 Jumping Hour Aventurine, a limited edition exclusively unveiled at Dubai Watch Week 2025.

Limited to just 50 pieces worldwide, this new model brings a striking new material to the Terra Nova collection, pairing a deep blue Aventurine glass dial with a delicately grained 904L steel case and blue leather strap. Notwithstanding the elegance of the model, this new introduction continues to embody the durable and high-performance standards expected from the robust Terra Nova field watch line.

Each Aventurine dial is cut using diamond tools and then patiently polished to a bright finish before being mounted to a metal backing plate for added strength and stability. The result is a dial of exceptional brilliance and colour.

Complementing the dial is Bremont’s first delicately grained 904L steel case, offering a distinctive visual and tactile contrast. The surface treatment gives the steel case a sparkling, textured appearance, resembling countless tiny diamond-like facets across the metal. This finish enhances the way light interacts with the case, giving it a unique lustre and character. The result is a refined, elegant and contemporary finish that accentuates the Terra Nova’s modern geometry while retaining the robustness and clarity expected of a field watch.

The Skeletonised Altitude Perpetual Calendar GMT Monopusher

Bremont is proud to unveil a skeletonised edition of the Altitude Perpetual Calendar GMT Mono-pusher celebrating the beauty and ingenuity of the exclusively designed Agenhor movement within. First introduced at Watches & Wonders 2025, the model unites two legendary complications in one supremely robust, perfectly engineered timepiece.
Crafted from lightweight grade 2 titanium and featuring the Altitude collection’s signature three-piece Trip-Tick case construction, the model is built for those who demand refinement, resilience and practicality.

The Altitude Perpetual Calendar seamlessly integrates a GMT function without compromising the Altitude Collection’s aviation-inspired sportiness, everyday usability, and visual clarity. The openworked dial displays complex information with exceptional legibility, while decorative arms in Air Force Blue lend structural support to the subdials — preserving both the durability and distinctive design language of the Altitude range.

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The MB Stealth Grey limited-edition blends uncompromising functionality with a bold and contemporary aesthetic. The limited launch of 400 pieces further demonstrates Bremont’s dedication and passion in creating the most high performance tool watches to suit any environment.

Following the launch of the MB Meteor and elevated Altitude collection in April 2025, the MB Stealth Grey integrates frontline materials, improved ergonomics, and significant technical advancements into the MB’s dual-crown, Trip-Tick format.

The 42mm Trip-Tick case of the MB Stealth Grey is crafted from treated Grade
2 titanium, producing a subtly textured, ultra-matt finish that absorbs light— reminiscent of stealth aircraft and naval vessels. The matt, monochromatic design strips away reflection and visual noise, creating a canvas where every angle, curve and negative space can be appreciated—showcasing the pure intent of the watch’s purpose-to be the perfect tool watch.

The iconic central barrel, rendered in knurled black PVD, reinforces the rugged nature of the MB line. With its ‘glass box’ sapphire crystal and the new, concave, angled bezel profile, the case offers a powerful visual clarity and strong presence on the wrist.

The knurled dual crowns – one at 2 o’clock for winding and setting, and one at 4 o’clock for operating the bi-directional inner bezel – have been optimised for ergonomics and utility, delivering a much smoother operation. The inner bezel’s Roto-Click technology has also been re-engineered, ensuring effortless and precise action with the pure, satisfying click familiar to MB owners.

The MB Stealth Grey’s dial features a meteorite-inspired embossed texture, achieved by scanning the surface of an actual meteorite and recreating it via stamping onto a brass plate. Treated with a durable, electro-applied finish, it offers an entirely unique interpretation of the natural material whilst enhancing its stability and durability.

Applied numerals and indexes, filled with high-grade white Super-LumiNova® (blue emission), ensure optimum readability and clarity. The bi-directional rotating inner bezel is operated by the rota-click mechanism which can be adjusted using the knurled 4 o’clock crown—a signature of the Bremont MB design DNA.

The watch retains one of the MB’s most iconic features: the striking yellow ‘lollipop’ seconds hand counterbalanced by a looped ‘ejection’ pull handle in yellow and black nods to the vibrancy of the original, iconic MBI. This has inspired new details also redolent of a military aircraft cockpit: a dashed line around the date window and as before, the red triangle at the heart of the dial echoes the triangular “DANGER” warning that appears on all ejector seats. These bright yellow accents not only nod to flight safety standards but also serve as visual pops against the stealthy grey palette—a reminder of the watch’s technical heritage and life-saving legacy.

At its core, the Altitude MB Stealth Grey is powered by Bremont’s BB14-AH movement, built on a Le Joux Perret calibre, featuring 24 jewels, a 68-hour power reserve. The movement is suspended within a flexible rubber mount to absorb shocks and minimise impacts, while soft-iron shielding protects against powerful magnetic fields. The model features an open case-back, revealing the movement’s fine finishing in gunmetal grey with Geneva Stripes.

The Altitude MB Stealth Grey is offered exclusively on a matt titanium bracelet with quick-release functionality. Built for comfort, endurance and resilience, the bracelet reinforces the lightweight and performance-led nature of the limited- edition model.

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Bremont unveils two innovative Jumping Hour complications within the Terra Nova field watch collection, a first for the British watch brand. As the brand celebrates its 23rd year, the brand continues to innovate and evolve, showcasing Bremont’s ability to push boundaries in both style and design, capturing the spirit of contemporary watchmaking. With the development of an entirely new Jumping Hour calibre, created exclusively with Sellita, Bremont is demonstrating its strength in design trends.

Styled and meticulously crafted, the new introductions to the Terra Nova line combine mechanical innovation with military-inspired design, offering rugged elegance and precision for the modern watch enthusiast. The bold introduction of a jumping hour movement into the Terra Nova collection demonstrates the versatility of the range and its design. First introduced in 2024, The series of contemporary field watches, with their unique, geometric cushion shaped case, low profile, and shortened lugs present a modern design, inspired by military pocket watches of the early 20th century.

Two variants of this iconic complication are introduced: The first is a limited edition 38mm edition, ‘capped’ in cupro-aluminium bronze with apertures on the case placed in a linear formation typical of the ‘Montre a guichet’ style; The second is a 40.5mm contemporary iteration of the Terra Nova in polished and brushed 904L steel with a black gloss dial, offering a more refined and elegant aesthetic.

Davide Cerrato, Bremont CEO comments: “I’ve always loved the Jumping Hour complication. It’s quite rare and something of a connoisseur’s complication. It’s complex to realise but simple in its appearance. It also mixes digital and analogue references which I love and almost mirrors my own life’s journey. It’s mechanical at heart but digital in its display – born analogue but having to learn and grow with digital.”

The Jumping Hour movement, first introduced in the 19th century, gained popularity during the Art Deco era of the 1920s and 1930s and remains a sought-after complication for collectors today. Its ingenious design ensures precise timekeeping and clean readability, showcasing remarkable mechanical craftsmanship.

The high performance Bremont Jumping Hour movement operates through a system of gears and springs, allowing the hour disc to “jump” to the next numeral at the exact moment the minute hand completes a full revolution. In this instance the calibre developed is high performance with high torque, ensuring the jump is less than 1/10 second.

This unique mechanism guarantees precision and clarity while also offering a visually dynamic way of tracking time. Bremont has partnered with renowned movement manufacturer Sellita to secure an exclusive two-year agreement for this movement, Calibre BC634, reinforcing the brand’s desire to continuously innovate and explore new complications to surprise and delight its clients.

THE TERRA NOVA 38MM BRONZE JUMPING HOUR

Drawing inspiration from the iconic “trench watches” of the early 20th century, the 38mm Terra Nova Jumping Hour in bronze embraces the robust nature of military watches whilst incorporating modern mechanical innovations. Limited to 100 pieces, this edition features a vertically brushed cupro-aluminium bronze case, a  highperformance alloy known for its durability and ability to develop a unique yet even patina over time. Whilst aesthetically contemporary in its appeal, the case offers additional protection to the Jumping Hour movement, which is displayed in the ‘montre a guichet’ style, through apertures for the hour, minute, and second indicators.

The central aperture features the Bremont Wayfinder logo overlain with a sweeping seconds hand, evoking a traditional compass and reinforcing Bremont’s passion for adventure and exploration.

The 38mm case size is a nod to the current trends for smaller watches, while the material continues the Terra Nova Bronze series introduced earlier this year.

Available with a brushed, cupro-aluminium bronze alloy Terra Nova bracelet or a vintage inspired tan box-stitch leather strap, this watch is both a functional tool and an elegant tribute to the past.

THE TERRA NOVA 40.5 JUMPING HOUR

Bremont also introduces the Terra Nova 40.5mm Jumping Hour in 904L steel with an elegant black gloss dial. This unique model takes the Terra Nova collection in a new  direction, offering an elegant aesthetic while retaining the design integrity of the collection – from the polished cushion case and distinct numerals, to the signature minute track with lume filled minute triangle markers.

The clean, legible and highly original layout presents an innovative take on the positioning of the hour and minute windows. The luminescent hour numeral, triangular markers and full Super-LumiNova® sweeping seconds hand ensure optimal legibility whilst presenting another original approach to the design of this exciting and original  new model.

The 40.5mm Jumping Hour also utilises the same innovative Sellita movement Calibre BC634 with a 56-Hour power reserve, but with a distinct twist—its unique hour and  minute positioning allows the eye to naturally flow from left to right, creating a balanced and dynamic viewing experience. This model is offered with a choice of either a  904L steel polished and brushed bracelet or a black leather strap.

The Terra Nova Jumping Hour models, with their innovative design and historical inspiration, offer a compelling fusion of function and style. These timepieces represents  Bremont dedication to both heritage and future innovation, making them essential for any discerning watch enthusiast.

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In 2025, Bremont proudly builds on this legacy by introducing new models into the Altitude Collection, comprised of high-performance pilot’s watches that extend the redoubtable qualities and style of the MB. The Altitude collection, alongside the Terra Nova and Supermarine collections embody Bremont’s mission to create supremely capable tool watches for air, land and sea.

At the forefront of the new introductions for 2025 is the Altitude MB Meteor, a dynamic new iteration of the MB concept: refined, upgraded and streamlined, while retaining the features that have defined celebrated MB models for 16 years.

Complementing this flagship model, the Altitude 39 Date and the Altitude Chronograph GMT are built on the characteristics of extreme durability, shock resistance and anti-magnetism while broadening the collection’s, utility, flair and appeal.

Enhanced with cutting-edge materials, new movements and sophisticated bracelets, these new introductions to the Altitude Collection embody Bremont’s enduring commitment to crafting durable modern watches of exceptional capability and design.

“This year we’re returning to our heritage and celebrating what makes our brand unique. Our DNA is deeply rooted in aviation, a passion that continues to fuel our evolution. This is reinforced by the tenacity of the materials we use and the introduction of new exciting new complications to enhance and further develop the Altitude collection” comments Davide Cerrato, CEO.

TESTED BEYOND ENDURANCE THE LEGENDARY BREMONT MB
In 2007 Martin-Baker, the British-based world-leader aircraft ejector seat design and manufacturer, challenged Bremont to develop a pilot’s watch capable of withstanding the extreme forces of its seat testing programme. That meant enduring live ejection testing at forces exceeding 20 Gs, extreme temperature swings from -40°C to +40°C, and dynamic crash tests. It also had to withstand violent vibrations replicating 30 years of an aircraft’s service life, rapid descent simulation from 100,000 feet in an altitude chamber, and prolonged exposure to corrosive salt fog and intense humidity.

Bremont’s answer was the MB (for ‘Martin-Baker’): a watch featuring the brand’s Trip-Tick case construction with an iconic three-part design, in which the top and bottom sandwich a knurled central barrel. Inside this capsule, a rubberised, antishock movement mount and anti-magnetic inner ring provided ultimate protection for the movement.

Famously, the MBI model was reserved exclusively for those who have experienced the reality of ejecting from an aircraft – as it still is. But its civilian counterparts, the MBII and (with a GMT) the MBIII, quickly became enduring favourites in the Bremont line-up, distinguished by their dual crowns, innovative case design, bi-directional Roto-Click inner bezel and seconds hand counterbalanced with a looped feature inspired by the pull-handle of an ejector seat. Spearheading numerous partnerships with military units worldwide, the MB line became defining pillar of the Bremont story.

With the Altitude Collection, Bremont is now building on this legacy, and taking this revered aviation tool to new heights of sophistication, performance and durability.

EVOLVING AN ICON
THE ALTITUDE MB METEOR
The most significant evolution of the MB concept to date takes its name from the Gloster Meteor, Britain’s very first jet fighter, and the aircraft used for Martin-Baker’s original live ejection test in 1946. Remarkably, two Gloster Meteors are kept by the company today, and are still used for live ejection testing.

The MB Meteor integrates frontline materials, improved ergonomics, and significant technical advancements into the MB’s dual-crown, Trip-Tick format.

Its 42mm case highlights the handsome, flowing lines of the three-part Trip-Tick design, now gently refined with a slimmer profile and reduced lug-to-lug distance, to sit perfectly on the wrist. The entire case is made in Grade 2 titanium, dramatically reducing weight while increasing durability.

This includes an iconic central barrel, originally made in anodized aluminium, with knurled titanium options in black or titanium grey with future releases to feature additional colours. A new, concave, angled bezel profile is now paired with a ‘glassbox’ sapphire crystal, striking a deft balance between modern refinement and vintage-inspired elegance.

The dual crowns – one at 2 o’clock for winding and setting, and one at 4 o’clock for operating the bi-directional inner bezel – have been optimised for ergonomics and utility, delivering a much smoother operation. The inner bezel’s Roto-Click technology has also been re-engineered, ensuring effortless and precise action with the pure,  satisfying click familiar to MB owners.

This frames a dial rigorously designed for enhanced legibility, with options available in both black and brushed silver iterations. Applied numerals and indexes, along with the use of high-grade Super-LumiNova, ensure optimal visibility and clarity.

The watch retains one of the MB’s most iconic features: the ‘lollipop’ seconds hand counterbalanced by a looped ‘ejection’ pull handle in white and black stripes. This has inspired new details also redolent of a military aircraft cockpit: a stencilled motif for the numerals, and a dashed line around the date window. As before, the red triangle at the heart of the dial echoes the triangular “DANGER” warning that appears on all ejector seats.

Beneath the surface, the MB line’s core endurance features once again ensure absolute toughness. The movement is suspended within a flexible rubber mount to absorb shocks and minimise impacts, while soft-iron shielding protects against powerful magnetic fields.

The MB Meteor is powered by the exceptional BB14, based on the G100 automatic movement from the specialist Swiss manufacture La Joux-Perret, which delivers a 68-hour power reserve. The MB Meteor has an open case-back, revealing the movement’s fine finishing in gunmetal grey with Geneva Stripes. Anti-magnetic shielding is  provided by a soft iron ring around the movement, based on Faraday Cage principle.

For the MB Meteor, Bremont introduces a new bracelet design, crafted in brushed titanium. Featuring quick-release functionality and engineered for maximum flexibility,  it is secured with curved bars that enable smooth articulation and exceptional comfort.

The MB Meteor is also available on a new, textured leather strap or an artisanal, Bremont NATO strap.

KEY FEATURES
42mm titanium case, reducing weight while increasing durability

Trip-Tick case with slimmer profile and reduced lug-to-lug distance, for enhanced wearability

Redesigned dual-crown system for improved ergonomics

Upgraded Roto-Click bi-directional inner bezel with enhanced smoothness
and tactile precision

Open case-back, displaying BB14 calibre with 68-hour power reserve

Enhanced Dial Design & Legibility

Titanium central barrel with a ceramic-based coloured coating for enhanced durability

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At the pinnacle of the collection stands the Altitude Perpetual Calendar GMT Monopusher.
Limited to 50 pieces, cased in lightweight titanium, both dials and casebarrels in evocative ‘Air Force Blue’, adding the enduring finesse of high horology to
the Altitude family’s rugged, MB-inspired DNA.

Built for those who demand refinement, resilience and practicality, the Altitude Perpetual Calendar GMT Mono-pusher unites two legendary complications in one
supremely robust, perfectly engineered timepiece, with a complication module exclusively devised by Agenhor, the celebrated Geneva atelier.

PERPETUAL PERFORMANCE
Bremont’s design team faced a key challenge: integrating a Perpetual Calendar with a GMT without compromising the Altitude Collection’s aviation-inspired
sportiness, everyday usability, and visual clarity. Their solution was an ingeniously efficient display, which presents complex information with exceptional readability,
while preserving the distinctive design language and durability of the Altitude range.

The 42mm case, made of lightweight grade 2 titanium, features the collection’s signature three-piece Trip-Tick case construction.
For the GMT, a domed disc at 12 o’clock with a globe decoration – echoing that previously seen in 2024’s Terra Nova Dual-Time Tourbillon – provides the second
time-zone indication: as the globe turns, an arrow indicates the home time against a 24-hour index that’s divided into day and night sections. Adjusting this is straightforward: a mono-pusher integrated into the crown allows the wearer to advance the arrow in one-hour increments. A corrector at 2 o’clock allows you to set the date, whilst a corrector positioned at 4 o’clock allows you to set the leap year and month.

At 9 o’clock, running seconds is displayed with a two-blade ‘propeller’ hand, on a sector-style subdial with Bremont’s Wayfinder logo at its centre.
The perpetual calendar’s indications – date, month and position in the leap year cycle – are presented on the other two subdials, at 3 o’clock and 6 o’clock
respectively.

At 6 o’clock, a pointer indicates the date on a circumferential index. At the 3 o’clock position, a beautifully intuitive month/year indication uses a four-blade propellerstyle
hand, with three white-tipped blades and one red-tipped blade.

The subdial is divided into four sectors, each representing a year in the leap cycle, while the first sector also includes markings for the 12 months. The red-tipped blade denotes the current position in the four-year cycle, while the month is shown by whichever of the four blades is passing through the first sector at any given time.

The propeller’s movement is imperceptible, advancing in 172 micro-jumps across the four-year cycle – a shift of just under 2.1 degrees every eight days.

ENGINEERED FOR ADVENTURE
To realise this dynamic and highly unusual combination, Bremont worked with Agenhor, one of Switzerland’s most lauded horological ateliers; and with Sellita, a
leading movement manufacturer.

Founded in 1996 by horological visionary Jean-Marc Wiederrecht and now led by his sons, Laurent and Nicolas, Agenhor has earned numerous accolades for its groundbreaking innovations, featured in timepieces from esteemed brands such as MB&F, H. Moser & Cie, and Hermes.

Exclusively for Bremont, Agenhor has devised a slim and highly economical module integrating the perpetual calendar and GMT functions, which offers ease in operation, whilst meeting the Altitude Collection’s stringent requirements for endurance and dependability.

“The combination of a perpetual calendar and GMT function is extremely rare in watchmaking, but for Bremont it gives us the perfect mix of classical sophistication and adventurousness. We love the idea that it’s quite unusual but also really useful,” says Bremont CEO Davide Cerrato. “But it had to be as robust as any of the Altitude watches, easy to use, and present a durable, sporty execution of a Perpetual Calendar GMT – it’s intended as an everyday watch, not a delicate item that lives in the safe. That was our brief to Agenhor, who I think are amongst the best specialists working in Switzerland today.”

At the heart of the watch is a manually wound base calibre from Sellita, the AMT6900. This is crafted within Sellita’s top-tier, custom-build AMT (Atelier Manufacture Technique) programme, and designed to the highest standards of precision and finishing. The baseplate and bridges, designed with graceful symmetry, display a ‘soleillage courbe’ – or curved sunray – finish, contrasting with polished screw-heads and wheels that combine snailed and polished finishing.

The Bremont ‘Wayfinder’ logo is laser engraved on the ratchet wheel. The entire mechanism, consisting of both the base movement and the complication module, stands at just 6.8mm thick, keeping the entire watch to a highly wearable 12.65mm thick. Finally, the movement features a Côte de Genève finish and an engraved Bremont logo with a ruthenium treatment.

Thanks to its fine engineering, the Altitude Perpetual Calendar GMT Mono-pusher delivers a power reserve of 50 hours. This ensures the unwavering performance of a complex wristwatch conceived to endure decades – if not centuries – of usage.

AERIAL ELEGANCE
The Altitude Perpetual GMT combines this innovative functionality with true elegance, following the aviation-inspired design codes of the Altitude Collection.
The dial is in ‘Air Force Blue’ – also known in Italy as ‘blu aviazione’ – a richly nuanced shade long associated with aviation, and inspired by the blue-grey uniforms of Britain’s Royal Air Force. This has been given a smart vertically brushed finish, reminiscent of mid-Century vintage watches, which provides a rich contrast with the black tonality of the chapter ring and date sub-dial. The Air Force Blue is repeated in the brushed PVD coating of the centre barrel of the Trip-Tick case, standing out from the titanium top and bottom sections.

As a watch designed for everyday wear, both comfort and ease of operation are critical factors. Along with the crown-based mono-pusher for adjusting the GMT, recessed correctors at 2 and 4 o’clock allow for effortless adjustments of the calendar functions while maintaining a streamlined case profile, without the need for more complex intervention.

With only 50 pieces available, the Altitude Perpetual Calendar GMT introduces a dynamic and exciting new chapter in Bremont’s aviation lineage. Priced at £33,500, it delivers exceptional value in the realm of high complications, while offering rarity, ingenuity and masterful craftsmanship in a supremely wearable and accessible aviation tool watch.

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