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Yes - if you’re looking for a fantastic watch made to the highest of engineering standards, then you can have some fun choosing with Bremont.

Are Bremont Watches good?

Bremont use a variety of Swiss made movements that they customise themselves. More recently they have developed their own in-house movement – the ENG-300.

What movement to Bremont Watches use?

Prices of pre-owned Bremont watches can start at £1,500. Collectible editions can run into tens of thousands of pounds. As always condition, originality and completeness make all the difference to value.

How expensive are pre owned Bremont Watches?

Bremont Watches are handmade and tested at ‘The Wing’, a state-of-the-art manufacturing and technology centre in Henley-on-Thames, UK.

Where are Bremont watches made?

Some of the limited edition Bremont watches have increased in value quite dramatically over the years. The Military issue watches are made in relatively small numbers and so they can be collectible. New Bremont watches tend to depreciate quite quickly but their values then hold steady. So, if bought pre-owned, they can be a sound financial decision.

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Pre-owned Bremont watches tend to hold their value well and some of the limited edition Bremonts have increased in value quite dramatically over the years. This is particularly the case with their Military issue watches that are made in relatively small numbers and therefore can be collectible.

New Bremont watches tend to depreciate quite quickly but their values then hold steady, so if bought pre-owned, they can be a sound financial decision.

Prices of pre-owned Bremont watches can start at between £1,500 and £2,000. Collectible editions can run into tens of thousands of pounds. As always condition, originality and completeness make all the difference to value.

Below are 5 key things to consider when buying pre owned Bremont watches.

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<strong>      1. Investment, Pleasure or Both? </strong>

If you’re buying purely for investment, then you don’t need to worry about the style of watch. Rather, you need to focus on whether a model is desirable now and whether it is likely to be so for the foreseeable future. So, my top three tips …
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 	<li>Always go for a watch with the widest appeal and the most limited supply. Within the Bremont range, you’ll be looking at the limited-edition military watches such as an MBI.</li>
 	<li>If it’s purely for investment purposes, buy the very best example you can find. After all you don’t have to worry about damaging it if it’s only going to sit in your safe.</li>
 	<li>Make sure you buy a Full Set – box, papers, service records and accessories.</li>
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If you’re particularly focused on buying a UK watch, Bremont watches are made at ‘The Wing’, a state of the art manufacturing and technology centre in Henley-on-Thames, UK. Bremont have used a variety of Swiss made movements that they customise themselves. More recently they have developed their own in-house movement – the ENG-300.

If buying for pleasure and or both pleasure and investment – keep reading.

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<strong>      2. Style</strong>

One of Bremont’s proudest claims is that they are “Tested Beyond Endurance”.  They are extremely hard wearing and robust, while still being incredibly stylish and certainly a luxury brand.

Bremont have a wide range of collections to choose from but when it comes to pre-owned the main collections are – the standard pilot’s range, the standard diver’s range, the limited-edition range, and the military issue range.

The standard ranges are those that are available in normal production like the MBIII for pilots and the Supermarine for divers.

The limited-edition range tends to be made in very small numbers and often feature components from aeroplanes or ships. For example, the Bremont Victory contained a small piece of wood from the hull of Nelson’s famous warship HMS Victory.

The military issue range is only available to various divisions of the Armed Forces. However, they do appear on the pre-owned market on a surprisingly regular basis and make a different and attractive collectible watch. Over the years we’ve been privileged to find new homes for four MBI’s alongside watches made for the Royal Navy, Royal Marine Commandos, and various fighter squadrons.

To help you choose a pre-owned Bremont with staying power that is a solid financial choice, we stick to a mix of traditional designs with the occasional Military model.

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<strong>  </strong><strong> </strong><strong>  3.Size</strong>

Does matter when it comes to watches?

It all comes down to confidence and perspective.

Just because you’re small in stature, doesn’t necessarily mean you can’t carry off a larger timepiece. In fact, it’s very much the fashion for women to wear oversized men’s watches.

For a man, it’s all about confidence. If you feel comfortable going big and will wear a 43mm + proudly, then it will look good. Something like a Supermarine S2000. However, if you’re going to be self-conscious, then pick something classic like a Solo.

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<h4>    4. Vintage or Modern</h4>
While Bremont have only been around for a little over 20 years, some of their very early watches can be considered vintage, such as the BC-S2. They have a classic styling that sets them apart from the current range and so they have a unique appeal.

These older models were made in relatively small production numbers, watches like the BC-S2 are rare. However, except for limited editions and military pieces, regular ‘vintage’ Bremonts are not guaranteed investment watches.

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<h4>    5. Fashion or Function</h4>
What do you want your pre-owned Bremont for?

Perhaps you want something with military links or an actual quality watch to dive in or maybe something with familial sentiment. The answer is completely unique to you.

If you’re looking for a fantastic watch made to the highest of engineering standards, then you can have some fun choosing with Bremont.

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<p>This pre-owned Bremont Solo is one of the original 43mm watches, as opposed to the later Solo 37. It's the classic version of the Solo with the black dial and date complication plus it’s the original design so better for the purist.</p>
<p>Recent changes to the Bremont management and range are bound to increase interest in the classic Bremont model and this is a great opportunity to grab a discontinued model with the original Propeller logo instead of the contentious new Compass logo.</p>
<p class="p1">This watch is no longer available from Bremont.</p>
<p>It is in 99% unmarked condition (we can’t actually find a mark on it at all, but it has been worn).  It has a toughened ‘Trip-Tick’ case and a brown leather Bremont strap.</p>
<p>It comes with the original box and leather wallet as well as all the papers and booklets that came with the watch when it was new.</p>
<p>Just tested by certified watch specialists <a href="https://www.michlmayr.com/">Michlmayr &amp; Co</a>  this Bremont Solo is running within COSC spec.</p>
<p class="p1">For more Bremont Watches visit our <a href="https://www.oakleighwatches.co.uk/brand/pre-owned-bremont"><span class="s1">Bremont </span></a>Brand page.</p>
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Bremont Solo

This pre-owned Bremont Solo is one of the original 43mm watches, as opposed to the later Solo 37.  A 2016 Full Set in near perfect condition.

Bremont Solo | 2016 | Full Set

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