Bremont's Entry Model The Broadsword 

It does feel very solid your right Sir

I like it for its simplicity

@@larryjenkinson4789 Sometimes less is more

@@ClickSpringReview Yeah, certainly works here.

Glad you like the video mate 👍🏻

The Vertex M100A is a stunning and I can see what you mean

Thank you SFTB it’s always nice when somebody takes the time to say so as they do take some time to make and edit and then upload and so on cheers

That would be interesting Mike 👍🏻

Sometimes less is more

True but the name comes into play as well as you are getting a Bremont after all, Look at my Breitling colt that costs £2750 and houses the B17 which is just a ETA 2824 COSC spec movement , you can find watches around £700 with a 2824

@@ClickSpringReview Bremont ain’t got that kinda name round these parts…

Tough one this one does have better time keeping being COSC rated and a little better case finishing but thats not to say the Oris isn't good Sir

You are joking. Oris has a name. This is a watch that don’t sell in secondary market. Tanks like hell

The MBII model sells really well on the 2nd hand market

A random fact the surface of a Mac is around the same hardness so can scratch it , I know this because some guys have marked there Sinn watch clasps which are also 2000Hv when typing on there laptops , Cheers for the info

In all fairness it does feel a solid very well made watch but and it does carry the Bremont name but I know what yo mean

​@@ClickSpringReview Regarding name, as an American living in Germany, I might be a bit biased there.. There's a funny rhyme here in Deutschland that goes, "Gott schütze uns vor Sturm und Wind, und Autos die aus England sind." ("God protect us from storm and wind, and cars that are from England.") Maybe that hints at contrasting sentiments here. Anyway, bless your industry, quaint island, and don't take no Scheisse from ze Germans... ;)

@@yoinkhaha I lived in Germany myself for around 15 years and even have a half German half American wife but honestly don't let that put you off her she's nice person really lol

You have a point, I really like a couple of the German marques. The UK isn't fully set up as a watch making nation in huge quantities, Sinn have been going since '61 and can bring their costs down by quantity. I think Bremont have made a good start, but time will tell if they can keep going and make truly in house movements and compete with the big boys. I'm a fan of Damasko and I'd love Bremont to emulate them a touch more. There is an element of hype about these guys and asking a bit too much for their products, but Sinn, although very good can have issues with quality control at the 1000 dollar less price range than this broadsword. Bremont don't have the quantities of scale and these are watches are admirably largely made in the UK, which can only be a good start. Most watches from countries other than Switzerland, Japan and Germany to a certain extent will claim they make watches, when, in fact, they are largely hand finished in Switzerland with many Chinese parts. Hamilton watches are great, for example, and have the Swiss Made logo displayed on them, but it's unlikely that they are fully made in Switzerland with their high average wages. I imagine Christopher Ward are a similar case in point.

Define ‘better’. Bremonts are extremely well made watches. Whilst I wouldn’t call them cheap, when you know and understand the processes that went into creating these watches, and that bremont is young startup trying to make its mark in a huge world of watches it is understandable why they charge what they do. I have 3 Bremont watches and I can say they are higher quality than a lot of other watches I’ve seen.

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Hi Hugh The size of the watch its only just over a 1mm thicker than the original, and some of the dirty dozens were 38mm so the Bremont is only a 2mm over size and so opens the watch up to a wider market The dial they have tried to keep with the original theme If they started messing around with that it just wouldn't work as thats the one thing they had to keep simple to match the original Sir I do know some military personnel who still use automatic watch in the field but most as you say use CWC

Most use gshock if they can afford rest have f91w

I do think its about grand over priced but being a COSC movement its always going to cost more than most, This is Bremont's entry model after all, I believe their new CEO has lowered some of the prices, their Supernova which I really like a lot , can now be found for around 5k down from 8k.