Introducing Bremont Altitude Skeletonized Perpetual Calendar GMT Watch

Bremont’s Altitude collection represents the brand’s latest evolution of its aviation-driven design language, combining a refined Trip-Tick case architecture with enhanced shock protection and modern technical upgrades. Introduced as a next-generation interpretation of the original MB series, the Altitude line marks a strategic step in Bremont’s renewed focus on performance-oriented pilot’s watches. Following the brand’s participation now in Dubai Watch Week 2025, where it presented a special release from the Terra Nova collection, Bremont now expands its Altitude portfolio with the launch of the “Bremont Skeletonised Altitude Perpetual Calendar GMT”. This new model brings a high-complication, open-worked construction to the series, reinforcing the company’s ambition to elevate British watchmaking within the contemporary luxury segment.

The watch is housed in a lightweight 42mm Trip-Tick titanium case engineered for durability and balance, featuring a brushed-and-polished two-piece construction. Its push-in monopusher crown integrates cleanly into the design, supported by discrete month and year correctors positioned at 2 and 4 o’clock for functional efficiency. The case measures 49.62mm lug-to-lug with a 12.65mm thickness, offering a streamlined profile, while a decorated titanium case back and a glass-box anti-reflective sapphire crystal ensure both structural integrity and clarity. The watch is rated to 100 meters of water resistance, reinforcing its suitability for daily and professional use.

The skeletonised Air Force Blue dial is open-worked to reveal the bridges, finishing, and mechanical interplay beneath, reinforced by structural arms that maintain rigidity while enhancing legibility across all indications. Its brushed blue galvanic metal surface features applied numerals and indexes filled with white Super-LumiNova for a strong blue emission, while a white printed minute track runs cleanly along the outer edge for precise reading.

At 12 o’clock, a rotating GMT globe with a day-and-night 24-hour ring anchors the layout, complemented by propeller-style running seconds at 9 o’clock and an intuitive month/leap-year display at 3. The radial date at 6 o’clock, finished with CD lines and a contrasting black subdial ring, adds functional clarity without disrupting the dial’s technical, open-worked aesthetic.

The watch is powered by Bremont’s mechanical BHC9192-MH hand-wound movement, a finely tuned calibre equipped with 19 jewels and a Glucydur balance wheel for enhanced stability and thermal resistance. Regulated to an accuracy of –6/+6 seconds per day, the movement is designed to deliver reliable performance while maintaining the high standards expected of a modern high-complication timepiece. A 50-hour power reserve supports practical daily wear.

It comes with two options included, a quick-release titanium bracelet and a quick-release blue patina leather strap. This watch is limited to 50 pieces and is priced at GBP 37,000 which is equivalent to AED 177,500.

For more information, you can visit Bremont’s official website.