BremontALT1-C

Auctioned through a trade vendor, this 2010s Bremont ALT1-C is presented with its display box and its paperwork, including its guarantee document. The watch has a few light marks and scratches on the case, and the most visible is a small blemish on the bezel at around 10 o’clock. It is also worth noting that the inner side of the watch’s strap has some wear and creasing. Nonetheless, the watch is reported to be in good working order and in line with the information and images provided by the seller, it appears to fall within the bounds of their ‘A’ grading.

Measuring 43mm in diameter and finished in brushed stainless steel, this Bremont ALT1-C boasts contemporary wrist presence whilst drawing heavily on pilot’s watches from World War II. Housed beneath the anti-reflective, domed sapphire crystal is a simple black dial, which has been designed to provide the wearer with superior legibility in all conditions whether in the sky or on land, whilst chronograph complications at three and nine o’clock are finished in contrasting silver and denote minutes and constant seconds. Arabic numerals are positioned around the dial, and create a sense of visual ease when glancing, whilst the tip of sweeping “Breguet” second hand is finished in red to provide this utilitarian flying instrument with a nod to its RAF-inspired design. Attached to the watch is a black leather strap with white stitching that serves to enhance its no-nonsense attitude.

The driving force behind the reference is Bremont’s BE-508E calibre, which was crafted in Switzerland. This automatic movement is chronometer-certified and has a power reserve of up to 42 hours.

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