The Bremont Project Possible Limited Edition commemorates a feat by one of the watchmaker’s ambassadors that is certainly worth celebrating. After Nirmal ‘Nims’ Purja MBE cemented his place in mountain climbing lore by climbing the 14 tallest mountains in the world in just over six months, Bremont issued a watch almost as remarkable as that feat. Purja adorned his wrist with Bremont’s watches every step along the way during his journey across those unforgiving terrains. This limited edition piece bases its design on the Bremont Supermarine 500 he wore but takes things a step further. The Project Possible incorporates a bronze unidirectional rotating bezel around its aviation-grade titanium 43mm case. The bezel has anti-corrosive properties made to withstand the journey to any summit.
Inside, a BE-93-2AV automatic chronometer movement has a 42-hour power reserve. The case back reveals this movement along with the height of each summit climbed by Purja etched into its rotor. From style to substance, the Bremont Project Possible Limited Edition is worth celebrating every bit as much as the moment in mountaineering history that it commemorates.