Introducing the Bremont Supermarine 500: An All-Ceramic Dive Watch in Deep
Blue
While the new black-and-blue colorway of the Bremont Supermarine may look
bold as well as aggressive, it is, above all, very robust and durable.
Under the leadership of CEO Davide Cerrato, Bremont possesses undergone a
transformation, embracing some sort of spirit of innovation-from jumping-hour
complications, meteorite dials, and also space-themed timepieces to the
implementation of ceramic cases, specially within the Supermarine dive watch
collection. In 2024, the manufacturer debuted its first all-ceramic model, the
Supermarine 500 Black Ceramic, followed by a new limited-edition " Jungle Green"
version designed for tropical situations. Now, the British watch manufacture
introduces a deep-blue fine ceramic Supermarine 500, ready to beat the ocean
depths.
This new blue ceramic Supermarine follows taking after the actions of the "
Jungle Green" edition, yet it advantages from the various enhancements made to
typically the Supermarine line-most notably a good upgraded movement with an
lengthy power reserve. The dial includes a black wave-pattern motif, which often
contrasts sharply with the bright Super-LumiNova (emitting a glowing blue glow),
adding both feel and depth.
The blue ceramic case shares the same dimensions while other models in the
Supermarine 500 series: 43mm throughout diameter and 13mm thick. It offers water
resistance up to 500 meters and includes a color-matched blue helium escape
sphincter muscle on the left side of the case. The frame insert is crafted from
porcelain, featuring numerals engraved by using laser, while the bezel diamond
ring and crown are made of titanium-though this is not immediately apparent.
Bremont has achieved a remarkable coloring consistency between the ceramic along
with titanium components; at a glance, its virtually impossible to distinguish
amongst the two materials.
Inside, a titanium inside case shields the Bremont BB64AH movement from the
involving magnetic fields. This movement-based on the Sellita SW300-is likewise
featured in the current limited-edition, all-ceramic Supermarine 500 (with the "
Polar" dial). It's not, however , used in the standard manufacturing model with
a black dial, which continues to be powered with the Bremont BE-92AV movement
(also based on the SW300 or ETA 2892). This new movement provides an increased
power reserve of 56 hours and incorporates numerous upgrades for enhanced
excellence and durability, including an anti-magnetic Glucydur balance wheel, a
great Anachron hairspring designed to separate the escapement from temp
fluctuations, and a highly durable, anti-magnetic Nivaflex mainspring.
Since Davide Cerrato got the helm at Bremont, the brand has undergone
important changes over the past three years-most notably the streamlining
involving its collections into a number of distinct lines: Terra Nova (land),
Altitude (sky), Supernova (space), and Supermarine (sea). Furthermore, the "
Trip-Tick" case construction has been eliminated of the Supermarine 300 in
addition to 500 models. These movement, combined with the removal of the brand’s
signature propeller logo, get led some to believe Bremont is abandoning their
heritage-or at least its beginning, given that the brand itself remains to be
quite young.
Outlined on our site counter this perspective by simply suggesting that as
client tastes and expectations with regard to watches at this price point
advance, Bremont must also adapt. On this new direction, the Supermarine
collection has introduced a series of remarkable, original designs while
outstanding true to the core heart and soul of a traditional dive see. As the
brand’s most top-end diver, the Supermarine 700 serves as an ideal platform
regarding material innovation-specifically ceramics, that happen to be
inherently lightweight and scratch-resistant. By combining a ti inner case,
crown, as well as bezel with a ceramic outside shell, the watch head weighs
about just 74 grams.
While the black, wave-patterned dial is not new to often the Supermarine 500
collection, this kind of marks its first visual appeal within a ceramic case.
The lens case material and the textured face complement each other perfectly.
The actual deep-blue ceramic case comes with a combination of sandblasted and
covered finishes, lending the wristwatch a premium, sophisticated feel. The
particular strategic use of titanium to the bezel and crown lowers the watch's
overall fat while protecting its most insecure components-effectively mitigating
the purely natural brittleness of ceramic.
Bremont acknowledges in which ceramic dive watches might not exactly appeal
to everyone; however , the actual technical advantages of the material are
generally undeniable. Consequently, expanding the merchandise collection with
new ceramic color styles serves as an excellent strategy to branch out the
brand's appeal and also introduce new enthusiasts to Bremont.
Standard Specifications
Brand: Bremont
Model: Supermarine
All-Ceramic Deep Blue
Reference Number: SM43-DT-BLCER-BK
Diameter: 43mm
Thickness: 13mm
Lug-to-Lug: 50mm
Case Material: Deep-blue ceramic, with titanium bezel and top
Dial: Black, featuring its 3D wave pattern
Lume: Super-LumiNova
Water proof: 500 meters
Strap/Bracelet: Black rubber strap,
black-and-blue NATO-style strap, or azure embossed rubber-leather hybrid strap
(all equipped with a quick-release system)
Movement
Caliber: Bremont BB64AH, good Sellita SW300
Characteristics: Hours, minutes, seconds, particular date
Power
reserve: 56 time
Winding: Automatic
Chronometer certified: No
Frequency: 28, 800 oscillations per hour (4Hz)
Gems: 25
