Bremont Launches Supernova, Fury and Audley Watches
Meet the H1 Generation.
British watch brand Bremont has launched three new models powered by movements it has manufactured itself, in a move the brand is calling the “most significant launch” in its history.
The Supernova, Fury and Audley watches each use 40mm cases and are powered by the ENG300 movement that debuted in last year’s limited edition Longitude and is manufactured at Bremont’s new Henley-on-Thames HQ, The Wing.
What Bremont is calling its H1 Generation includes the 40mm Supernova; a grand date sports watch and the brand’s first model with integrated bracelet, the Fury; a three-hand pilot’s watch with power reserve and the Audley, a dress watch with power reserve.
While Bremont has had to step-up its movement production of the 65-hour power reserve ENG300 automatic, the brand has also taken the ambitious decision to machine and finish its new cases and bracelets in-house, something often left to third-party specialists.
The H1 Generation refers to Bremont’s H1 timing standard that it uses to test each of its ENG300 movements, complete with date complication and winding rotor in place.
Bremont Co-Founder Giles English comments, “This is the most significant launch for us as a business because we have finally been able to scale up our production to be able to introduce the ENG300 movements in core watch collections and invested in our own chronometer testing, it represents a massive step forward for us as a business.”
The Supernova, Fury and Audley are available now via Bremont, priced $8,995 USD, $6,795 USD and $6,795 USD ($19,995 USD in rose gold) respectively.
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