Bremont, a worldwide leader in high-quality watch design and construction, is also making a name for itself as a pioneer in charitable work. With their latest release of the Bremont Waterman Apex watch, Bremont aims to provide much-needed funding to the Bimini Biological Field Station Foundation, also called the Bimini Shark Lab, to advance scientific knowledge of these misunderstood and vital marine animals. Bremont has collaborated with legendary American big wave surfer and Bremont brand ambassador, Laird Hamilton, who wears and has tested the new Waterman Apex in action.
The Bremont Waterman Apex watch was designed with marine life and conservation in mind. This mechanical dive watch is part of the Bremont Supermarine line of watches. It is a functioning, high-performance timepiece suitable for the most serious divers and adventurers. The technical watch has a 42-hour power reserve, an automatic helium escape valve, and a crown protector. The Bremont Waterman Apex features a 43mm steel Trip-Tick case, uni-directional bezel, and scratch-resistant sapphire face. To honor the vital research the Bimini Shark Lab supports, the Bremont Waterman Apex has a subtle shark fin design hidden among the wave motif on the watch’s face. Water-resistant to 500 meters, the watch has an open case back and is powered by Modified Calibre 11 1/2′” BE-93-2AV movement.
The new Bremont Waterman Apex is currently available with a Harbour Blue rubber strap or steel bracelet. This limited-edition watch is priced starting at $5,095, and the total inventory is limited to only 250 individual pieces for each type of strap. The unique timepiece has a 3-year warranty guaranteeing the watch’s movement and components.
For another recent release from Bremont, see the Bremont S500 Bamford Special Edition.
