Broadsword model and bronze case report on duty in the Bremont Armed Forces collection
Bremont is a British watch brand founded by brothers Nick and Giles English in 2002. It is famous for its aviation and military-inspired watch series, with strong British characteristics. The latest reported model in the Bremont Armed Forces collection is Broadsword bronze. Unlike many military-themed watches, Bremont has legal qualifications and has enjoyed a formal partnership with the Ministry of Defense (MoD) since 2019. This partnership allows Bremont to use the Royal Navy, British Army and Royal Aviation logos, symbols and heraldic insignia. The civilians were initially only used by the armed forces under je, and now you can buy official Bremont Military timepieces.
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The Broadsword series is Bremont’s contemporary interpretation of “Dirty Dozen”, which is a series of timepieces manufactured according to the specifications of the Ministry of Defense during World War II. Rugged and durable waterproof timepiece with black dial, white text, luminous paint, auxiliary seconds and chronograph specifications, this is the distinguishing feature of the watch-called WWW (fake watch wristband waterproof) in military regulations-is wide Arrows or carvings to represent the property of the British royal family.
Maritime bronze case
In 2020, the Broadsword series will usher in three different bronze case, which is a material related to naval engineering technology, thanks to its corrosion resistance to salt water. The case is 40 mm wide and is made of CuSn8 bronze. CuSn8 bronze is a strengthened copper alloy containing 8% tin. The tin content strengthens the housing and makes it more corrosion resistant. The stainless steel screw-in caseback and bronze screw-in crown ensure water resistance to 100 meters, and the Royal Navy, British Army and Royal Air Force badges are printed on the back.
The strap is engraved with three speed lines, and the oversized bronze crown is decorated with the replica Bremont propeller logo, which is the same pattern that appears on the dial at noon. The two-part bronze case has been brushed to give it a sense of movement, and like all bronze cases, its patina will gradually form over time.
Three dial colors
The metal dial is available in slate, sotek (military green) and tobacco colors, with most of the specifications of the original Dirty Dozen. The large white Arabic numerals, dark background, the second hand at 6 o’clock and the large number of white Super-LumiNova watches on the hands and dial give it military status, while the date window at 3 o’clock adds daily practical functions to civilians. grateful. Dome-shaped anti-reflective, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal dial.
Automatic movement
Like the “Dirty Twelve Dozens” specifications, the BE-95-2AV automatic movement has astronomical watch standards. In fact, the movement is the top executive observatory grade (ISO 3159 standard) Sellita SW260-1 that meets fake Bremont specifications. The movement beats at a speed of 28,800vph and can store up to 38 hours of power to keep the hours, minutes, sub-seconds and date synchronized.
Three different 20 mm belts are available: brown nubuck leather with white stitching, gray vintage leather and khaki vintage leather.
Technical Specifications-Mont Blanc Bronze
Case: 40mm-solid CuSn8 bronze case, brushed-stainless steel screw-in case back with heraldic emblem-screw-in bronze crown-water resistance 100m
Dial: Slate, Soltek (military green) or tobacco color choice-Arabic numerals with white Super-LumiNova-bronze satin hands with white Super-LumiNova-running seconds at six o’clock-three o’clock Date window-hemispherical anti-reflective, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal
Movement: BE-95-2AV automatic-improved Sellita SW260-1-chronograph meets ISO 3519 standard-Nivaflex mainspring, Glucydur balance and Anachron balance spring-28,800vph-38h power reserve-hours, minutes, Running seconds and date
Strap: Three choices: brown nubuck leather with white stitching or gray or khaki vintage leather