Three watch brands and how (and why) they make me feel as they do: Rolex, A Lange & Sohne & Bremont

I recently bought the Bremont Supernova, and it feels sensational.
The supernova is my third integrated bracelet stainless steel watch, after my 1978 vintage Rolex Oyster Quartz and my A Lange & Sohne Odysseus.
Arguably, all three watches fit into the same genre that has been around for 50 years and it’s one that is still growing in popularity, decades after first making an appearance.
These other two watches feel fabulous too, but in different ways and for very different reasons.
Initially, I wondered whether it might be interesting to do a comparison and review of all three of these watches in detail - they all have integrated stainless steel bracelets, after all.
But then I started to dig a little deeper into my personal motivations; the reasons why I made every one of these purchases and how & why each of these watches make me feel as they do…
And I concluded that, actually, for me, the fact that these watches happen to be stainless steel and that they happen to have integrated bracelets was not the primary driver.
Sure - I love the bracelets on these watches - they’re a large part of the overall watch experience. I also love the way each of them looks - you can take that as read - but what really makes these watches feel great and what gives them significance, purpose and meaning beyond their core design & functionality is inextricably linked to my perception of and my relationship with not just the watches themselves & their bracelets but the watch brands.
That’s how I feel. At the core of it all, the brand is important to me. And What I think and feel, is all that really matters, to me at least. That’s at the root of my watch enthusiasm. It’s emotional. And if you’re anything like me, I suspect that much the same stands to reason for you too.
So I thought I’d compare the three watch brands and how they make me feel.
So that’s what this video is about.
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Watch Advisor
Hodinkee
Swiss watch expo
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Adpatina.com
Bremont
Watchfinder.co.uk
Monochrome
Britt Pearce
Teddy Baldassarre
Adrian Barker

[@bytex666]

Please continue to make these videos, you have a style unlike any other watch content creator :) It's such a pleasure listening to you.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Thank you. That’s kind. Will continue to do so, provided I feel that I have something to share. 😊

[@simenmller8539]

you know its good content when you have seen a video from the creator before and know they can be long. Yet when theres a new video up you dont even bother to see how long the new one is, and just gets transported to where they want you. Brilliant i like this format of watch content.

[@Bjornlovesjazz]

what i appreciate very much in your videos is the beautiful use of the english language and the journey of taking us through your entire though process and pantheon of human emotions. I recognise that such richness in description only stems from life experience, that makes man mild and forgiving to himself and others.

[@skyaxe26]

Your videos are simply brilliant . Love your delivery , passion and insight. Respect sir . Anthony

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Thank you 🙏

[@henryreed6237]

Very happy to see this come through my feed. Thank you for the content and your insights, sir!

[@wertj3977]

You are my favourite watch channel; it's less a channel and more of a one sided conversation in which I'm so enthralled that I can only listen. Thank you for a serene and worthwhile 40 minutes.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Lovely to read this. Thank you. Happy Christmas 😊🎄

[@Pasta1nc]

You're a hero for that Odysseus. Just fantastic.

[@LeGeekzPig]

The last year was pinnacle for my learning and development in the horology space. I’ve taken steps towards advancing my understanding of watches, and Watch making that I would have chastised myself for some 5 years ago. The way I’ve come to appreciate micro-brands and lesser known brands is one of the changes I attribute to this growth. I recently began doing research on Christopher Ward, which in turn allowed me to experience the launch of the C1 Bel Canto in a way I couldn’t explain to my younger self if I tried. Finding a watch (or brand) that I might have previously written off as boring, and learning about what makes the clock tick has truly helped me develop in the space, and understand what makes watches special, unique, and beautiful.

[@jlg395]

"...in the horology space." Cringe.

[@Antelope1013]

Been looking forward to watching your next content. Nice treat today. Thanks for sharing

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

That’s very kind. Thank you and glad you enjoyed… 🙏

[@michaelfierman3256]

I'm going to look forward to watching this on my TV now, but I wanted to drop a comment re-iterating my enjoyment of your channel.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Thank you. Hope you enjoy !

[@michaelfierman3256]

@@watchenthusiastlondon I did very much indeed. I’m glad you brought up the sentiment factor near the end. It’s just an ineffable thing, somewhat hard to describe to oneself even. Considering how Instagram can so easily sway us one way or another even if we try to resist it. Perfect example are people’s reaction to this new Bremont of yours. Anyway. I’ll be looking forward to your next episode and enjoy the watch ! Cheers

[@marcn8750]

@@watchenthusiastlondon brilliant video. Thanks. Have you tried the laureato on before?

[@stuartfoster795]

Just happened upon your channel, wow. It’s standalone ,unique and addictive. The Bremont is alluring

[@michaelbradley6488]

They are all three nice pieces and I would be happy to own any of them, the Lange is my favorite.

[@travelman158]

Great video. I really enjoy how how you keep the content very honest and from the heart. Your story telling and communication skills are very impressive! I can't wait to see what the next watch in your collection will be. 🙂

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Thank you. 🙏

[@rfgf72]

Great video. Fresh perspective that hopefully will become more common as the market cools.

[@Cyime]

Loved the video and the passion you have for watches. Bremont is certainly marmite brand which seems to bring out seething rage in some enthusiasts but undoubtedly make a high quality product with technology for high shock resistance to protect the movement and scratch resistant cases. I was slightly worried myself about the size of the Supernova but the fact you can pull it off well on your wrist which is slightly smaller than mine gives me hope. Can’t wait to see what videos you do in the future.

[@frankiesdaliydrinks]

The way you talk is magic

[@alanledzep1967]

Bravo! 👏 Yet another flawless video. Keep them coming please sir, and congratulations on your recent (gorgeous) Bremont purchase. It’s a stunner. (As an aside, I find that an integrated bracelet contributes to the “flow” of the watch. In a way I like knowing that I can’t change it……if that makes sense).

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

It absolutely does 👍 In retrospect, I think I tried too hard to find an alternate strap solution for the Odysseus. I’m not even going to attempt this with the Supernova, and will instead simply accept it for what it is…

[@beauepperly3539]

GREAT video but the Lange Odd is not an integrated bracelet, nor does it look like one. It has a bracelet that flares out to meet the lugs (like a Zenith Defy). But not integrated.

[@Yorkshiremadmick]

Seiko are masters at using millions of different hand configurations. Bewildering array. The black Supernova looks awesome. Not sure it’s £8k epic though

[@johannoren2787]

Another great video and I am really getting excited about Bremont! Thanks!

[@Desdes9999]

A really enjoyable and interesting bit of watch content! Keep it up W.E.L!

[@zzzzz1102]

Another wonderful story. You seem to have received a bit of stick for your 8k Bremont purchase which I think is somewhat unfair - although I won’t be shedding any tears, you’re hardly scratching around for a nice watch to wear 😢. I thought the trio of watches presented were a very interesting combination, demonstrating that you truly are a watch enthusiast who buys what appeals to them. I’ve no doubt that some will have scoffed at a quartz but credit to you-it’s in the mix. As you have eluded to in your video, these are luxury timepieces - items which nobody really needs but are purchased for enjoyment and indulgence. In the words of R W Smith ‘utility is the enemy of luxury’. Looking forward to the next video.

[@brendanwood2278]

Having enjoyed your last video I had been looking forward to your latest video and was not disappointed. Well done.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Pleased to hear. Thank you.

[@ph8077]

When I bought my H1 Fury, - this blue version 21:16 - I tried on the Supernova which was on sale at the time too...I wish I'd bought it now since imho, it felt very much overengineered & hewn from rock in its build quality. I'm still looking for an integrated bracelet sports watch. 😁

[@russ9921]

I had a better experience with my Omega chronograph (which normally keeps superb time and which I bought 15 years ago) than the one you had with your Zeitwerk when I took my Omega into their Leeds representative to be serviced. It came back with a bezel that soon stopped adjusting the date. I returned it and after further collection, the watch stopped completely after a few days. It was evident someone was not sufficiently experienced in working on a complex movement. Omega contacted the branch, I received an apology, a full refund of my not insubstantial servicing fee and the watch was returned to Switzerland to be entirely rebuilt. So I received an ‘as new’ watch, a free service and remain a happy customer. That’s how one should be treated.

[@stevewarner8686]

Your elegance grace and fine timepieces makes for a wonderful video... thank you for all of your efforts...

[@rajmehta6210]

Whilst not my choice it is refreshing to see someone look past the hype pieces and purchase something original and frankly because they like it. Keep up the great work

[@andrewmcveigh]

i think that's the only way - buy a watch because it "speaks" to you. my watch collection would only trigger sneers from most collections but i adore it. i bought a new bremont ionbird (partly because i got it for 50% RRP and wanted to experience the brand) and i've been very surprised at how much i've actually like it. i wear it way more than my omegas currently. it's light (titanium) but extremely well balanced to it feels even lighter, it's right sized for my wrist, and i must have got lucky because it hasn't lost a single second in the last month (variance of + or -0.5s)... i just wish they'd used a traveler GMT mechanism because then i would never have to reset the time. i've never had one of my watches be this accurate before, and i'm hoping it lasts as i find it bizarrely fascinating.

[@tarasmathers7423]

I do humbly request, and patiently await, your next magnificent production. All the best to you, Sir. Cheers....

[@cedarcanoe]

an unknown Bremont for me, but interesting to learn about it thanks to your exquisitive review which has an awsome good script and together with your voice, made me think of Sir David Attenborough instantly. PS. My I suggest you take a look at 2 other brands: Dornblueth & Sohn and Habring2 watches. Regards from Sweden. Thanks again

[@michaelbrown9363]

The Bremont is a lovely looking watch. I enjoy the applied Arabic numerals on yours.

[@rzezniqq]

Hi. Another amazing video very in-depth. The watch however doesn't do it for me. Especially tumor like crown and crown guards. £8000 is also more than a Submariner. So a really hard sell. Wear it in a good health and merry Christmas. Looking forward to another great video.

[@rzezniqq]

Oh and the hands are absolutely hideous. Just like Orient Mako diver. Sorry.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Thank you & same to you. I hear you, but I think a key difference is, you can’t buy a Submariner. There’s no availability (unless you know someone or are extremely lucky). Personally, I’ve got a bit tired of coveting watches that are simply unobtainable. There’s more out there we all can enjoy, if you are open to looking with a different perspective.

[@rzezniqq]

@@watchenthusiastlondon I've used Submariner as a price point reference no necessary a direct competitor. Bremont is a young brand that is aiming for a really high price point not offering enough to justify it. The beautiful thing about people having different tastes is that there are multiple watches to match them. Otherwise we would all be wearing the same watch. Funny that you mentioned the Submariner's availability having such a hard hitting sports Lange. Best wishes to you and your family. Your videos are amazing and I crave for more. You can tell they come from genuine passion.

[@BrandochGarage]

Thank you, sir, for a nice video! You had me looking at Bremont the other day. They are very nicely proportioned watches.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

You're welcome. Bremont are my favourite watch brand... you must take the opportunity and go to visit 'The Wing'. Brilliant.

[@BrandochGarage]

If I don't get stuck at the Guinness Factory on my way over... @@watchenthusiastlondon

[@DinoBurke]

I absolutely love your videos!!!

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Pleased to hear it. I enjoy making them 😊

[@gregmtech]

as an intergrated bracelt fan ; and RO fan ; if you have not seen the Michel Herbelin Cap Camarat ; i personally love the feel ; its no rolex and runs a selita mouv; but its 50$ more expensif than a prx 80 and personally i like the quality ; finish and look far more. and its not an uprated swatch. and as said by others; that naration is sport on ; the writing is top tier and well versed. you are a treat to liscen to. thank you for your stories.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Just looked it up. The Michel Herbelin is a good looking watch…

[@JustAboutTime]

I’m seriously considering the Bremont Supernova. I will have to sell my one and only Rolex in order to afford it .. there’s no doubt the Rolex (an Air King 116900) will be worth more in the long run … but the Bremont is so fresh and new and exciting and not many people have them. I currently own two Bremont Kingsman watches (the Steel White Dial and the Black DLC versions) and have owned the Supermarine S2000 and an Alt1-B (which I had to trade in to get the DLV Kingsman watch) .. I also work for a small Bremont AD in Vancouver Canada, so I do get to handle them often. I like Bremont a lot. I was interoduced to them just in 2020 but I immediately loved that they're a British brand. I myself am a Brit. I just hope I won’t regret selling the Rolex which really took me a lot to get. I too am not all that interested in the value retention .. for me it definitely more about the brand, the build, the functionality and how it makes me feel. Though I'm a low income earner .. so the fact that I have any luxury watch at all is a minor miracle .. and it's a bit of a shame that I won't be able to have bboth the Rolex (which I do very much enjoy) and the Supernova. But the new Bremont watch offers something tantalizingly new, and I like the fact that it's something that people haven't really gotten into yet .. not to the Rolex example anyways. Thanks for you video. It's always great to get the perspective or a fellow enthusiast. Nothing is more boorish that people who buy watches as a Flex, or just to own and keep in a bank vault.

[@karl.anthony]

Another amazing video! How do you only have 4k subscribers? Top channel!

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

That’s kind of you… quality not quantity !? 😜

[@lpg12338]

Interesting video, thanks for sharing, subscribed! 👍

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Thank you. Out of interest, which bit of it was most interesting to you ?

[@harrycee656]

That Belmont bracelet reminds me of the suit plates as Ironman gets integrated into his suit. Very masculine yet classsy watch. The case seems to be overshadowed by the bracelet and dial at first. However, after seeing the side profile and other angles the case makes sense.

[@Ben-qn6ws]

Really great to see a positive video about the Supernova. I nearly got one. I think some of the negative social media attention got to me

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

I think you need to get ‘hands on’ with it. So much of the negative feedback comes from people who haven’t yet done so. It’s a high quality item and you know that once you handle it 💪

[@emphasis20]

I'm considering one for a future purchase. At some point I anticipate further upgrades/refinement to their in-house models down the line. With that said whether purchasing now or later, a well built (mass market) proprietary made in England watch is a very interesting and tempting proposal. I respect Bremont and their unique space in the watchmaking industry.

[@DonLee1980]

Each watch lover to each's own, but if I had a Odysseus, those 2 other watches will get zero wrist time.

[@WatchDanReviews]

Love the Odysseus…quick question, is the inside of the clasp finished as well? I sure hope so!

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Yes 👍

[@carlmullender2941]

"sound decisions" and "watches" in the same sentence is a brilliant oximoron 🤣🤣🤣. My capacity for enjoyment of my watches is a standard feature of most enthusiastic collectors, I look at my watch to see the time, get distracted by the skeleton movement or one aspect of the polishing on the hour markers - forget to register the time and have to look back a few moments later to find the time 🤣

[@terrificlion2328]

Personal taste and preferences are obviously highly subjective especially in the high end watch market, but it is a great news to see a young company trying to restore the unfortunately long lost tradition of excellency in British watch making. No doubt about the passion for his watches and the care in crafting the videos behind the gentleman who we all know as the Watch Enthusiast London. Should his personal interest coincide with the fine watches from another young start-up enterprise, I would much appreciate to see a presentation of a Geneva based Czapek timepiece. Regards to all.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Funny, I haven’t ever got to see a Czapek close up, but as and when I do… 😊

[@jhouston7222]

I can feel a brave and confident, almost stubborn lol, guy with composed and intelligent voice.

[@Mizai]

great watches

[@Sean-qf9js]

Thoughts on Tudor Royal?

[@jslevy2597]

Bremont cases and dials are a favourite of mine. I particular like their 40 mm models, which is why I was up for the Supernova. It wore significantly bigger than the 43 mm Alt1 - so unfortunately I had to pass.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Oh. That’s a pity…

[@jamesblonde2271]

I have a strange yen for the Oysterquartz, very like my PRX.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

I have always felt they’re rather similar too 👍

[@puccini4530]

Excellent. It's oft-times said that all music roads lead to Mozart, although he might have replied that his own led back to J.S.Bach. Similarly, all high horology leads back to Breguet. Keep going. You'll get there. If you narrow your eyes a little at the boutique in Bond Street, you'll realise it's a brush with your own maker, whilst yet here on earth. I should add, your own report about ALS drove me away from that brand to Breguet (I bought a 5707). It is sublime.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

You have just encouraged me to go walk the Breguet path…

[@puccini4530]

@@watchenthusiastlondon Excellent. I suspect you will wonder why you didn't 'clock' it/them before. The Bond Street staff are delightful. As about the magazines.

[@greensnag6625]

Hi I bought a Daytona ceramic online, I had never tried one on before and was alarmed at how small it was, I wanted to return it. But then after a few weeks now love it so I cant even trust my first impression. If I had tried one on before purchase I would not have ever bought one.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

It’s a really interesting point, well made. My first impressions have at times also changed with certain watches. Thank you for sharing.

[@621jihoonkim]

Bremont, is this watch heavy? do they use 904L stainless steel?

[@621jihoonkim]

im about this purchase this watch.

[@jaer.6540]

Bremont should have been 38 rather than 40. That 53mm L2L is insane

[@UltraDoug]

If beauty is in the eye of the beholder and value is in the eye of the purchaser, then surely delusion is in the heart of the enthusiast. 😊

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Ahhh. Very good. Love it. 🥰

[@Nefville]

Great video. I'm not really a fan of Bremont; the styling and sizing aren't for me. That being said the Supernova was the first one that caught my eye and your filming does it justice. I also find it tiring when every new integrated bracelet watch is compared to a RO or Nautalis. It's shortsighted. As far as ALS, you were very comprehensive in the fiasco video, if the brand loses face that is due to Wempe, not you. As the customer and especially a high horology customer you should not have been put in that position. Part of me hopes that if the CEO reached out to you that he also reached out to Wempe and let them know who was boss. That's if I remember the way it unfolded, it was a long ordeal to cover.

[@johnayres2303]

Love the Bremont but EIGHT GRAND!!!

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

I suppose we all weigh up what we might rather spend the money on instead… provided you can indeed make alternate purchases of watches you want to buy and own…

[@xtr1092]

when you put that langa on you put it right on your wrist bone you dont wear them there do you ? or is that just for show on here

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Actually, yes, I do. I’m working on doing a video about this very topic…

[@GadgetyMV]

The Bremont is nice and shiny. The H1 name is a bit too much.

[@DavidRon]

80% by weight is, what, the mainspring and the rotor? I trust they changed more than that, but counting changes by weight smells like a marketing gimmick.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

As I understand it, the changes made to the movement by Bremont are considered significant and are independently recognised as such by THE+ and others…

[@arsonfireuk]

Those bracelets should be giving you a happy ending when you put them on for how much they charge

[@filou89]

German here: You don't need to pronounce the A. in A. Lange and Söhne.... Actually no one does and it sounds strange. One always only pronounces the surnames in these kind of enterprise names. Take care :)

[@frankv7068]

Your collection is phenomenal but that Bremont, I’m sorry its a disappointment, a bold copy of Audemars Piguet’s bracelet, Patek Nautilus’s Bezel, and even maybe a Zenith display back. Can’t they be original??? It shows laziness and flat out envy with such unoriginality, even conning to trick people that might not now much charging $8k for that. I’m also disappointed that you’re supporting this brand, I loved your channel was going but this is a low, I am not trying to troll or bash you, I’m just giving my honest opinion, I hope you’re not making a profit supporting this and I hope none of your audience fall into buying this crap.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Well each to their own… but if you have that view about Bremont & the Supernova, do you also hold the same regard for other watch brands that produce integrated stainless steel watches too ? Are they all also copies as well ?

[@frankv7068]

@@watchenthusiastlondon No the Omega Constellation, Cartier De Santos and the beautiful Rolex Datejust you’ve just shown are original integrated bracelet designs. Patek Nautilus, AP Royal Oak and VC Overseas don’t count since they where made by Gerald Gentra. Copies are the Tissot PRX, Hunblot Big Bang and the Bremont Supernova, even the name copies Hublot that copies AP. You have a small wrist, you can find a reasonable priced Royal Oak and it will be so stunning on your collection, quality over quantity, it also reflects perfect the well spoken intelectual gentleman you give off on your videos that us followers like.

[@randmacct636]

Enjoyment of the timepiece is obvsly highly personal, and who are we to say if its $ well spent - as long as you're chuffed and its your $, congratulations! That said personally i agree with Frank on the bremont not holding up amongst rest of collection. Which (we) suspect you might come to realization after the honeymoon period (or you might not and once again thats great!) Yes it does seem of high quality and technically checks off a list of boxes, but failing to see anything outstanding/frontier/original/passion which can justify that asking. Maybe as a benchmark similarly priced grand seiko white birch with artisan dials, highly advanced and well finished movements (but of course it isnt the perfect watch.) Or a zenith defy classic/skyline/skeleton, or Chopard alpine eagle

[@Cyime]

With the greatest respect your opinion on Bremont isn’t exactly original and is the typical group think that persists on most watchforums. I understand Bremont has made mistakes and their designs and marketing turns a lot of people off but they make a high quality product. Calling them crap just speaks from a place of someone that has never tried them and regurgitates the opinions of others.

[@frankv7068]

@@Cyime I don’t have to try it, I’m looking at 3 different watch brands copied in one watch, it’s crap. You’re talking about a brand established in 2002, and still can’t do the same like brands like Patek 180 years Zenith 150 years and Audemars Piguet 146 years old with patents, originality, history and recognition. Bremont is nobody and it’s a bad way to become somebody by straight up copying, I go as far as to say It’s rude and disrespectful by also twisting the facts about having an in-house movement, when they really bought THE+ who made the movement.

[@alexpark6596]

how much they pay you????

[@omerturk9462]

Hello sir, I appreciate a lot your taste in watches, I am a Lange fan, you have some exceptional pieces. Vacheron Constentin 222 would be a great addition to your collection 😍

[@EricZ726]

Ever considered doing talking books? I just cannot sit through most of them. With your narration I would do 10 books a week.

[@hadleycrowl5015]

You should read audiobooks

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Thank you for the compliment. But I don’t love the idea of reading audiobooks. I do, however enjoy immersing myself in my watch hobby… 😊🙏

[@AsmrISuppose]

Bro you're rich af

[@simonassouline1230]

AP 15500 is 10 times better, than the ALange Sohne Odysseus! Higher horology, the bracelet, movement, aesthetics, case, and etc. of the AP is far superior than the Odysseus or ALange Sohne! The Bremont, is more beautiful than the Odysseus! Good review!

[@ameeral-shammaa9012]

The Bremont is a Royal Oak rip-off regardless of how much you wanna deny it. The Odysseus is like Mercedes, very good engineering without good looks( which applies to all A Lange watches which are pieces of wonderful engineering without the flare of good looks). The Rolex is the only one that looks the part although it has a quartz movement. I’m surprised that you can wear the Bremont with a black tie!! Black tie outfits should be complemented with the like of Calatrava, Patrimony from Vacheron, or Classique from Breguet. I mean at least a Cartier Tank! The fact that you enjoy wearing the Bremont more than the A Lange only speaks for how ugly the Odysseus is and doesn’t flatter the Bremont at all. I enjoy your videos quite a bit. Keep up the good work.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Thank you. I think !

[@ameeral-shammaa9012]

@@watchenthusiastlondon I can have a different taste than yours but I still recognize your taste as pure class.

[@jlg395]

The Bremont looks like a cheap microbrand. It's the least cohesive expensive watch on the planet right now.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Well, all I can say is that perhaps looks are deceiving after all… What are your top three favourite watches ?

[@applejuice9441]

I really enjoyed your videos and have just subscribed. You have a rare & precious voice in the Watch KZbin space. U speak from an unadulterated perspective of passion that is not compromised by endorsements or the need to sale any products. Given the costs of Lange, it is very rare to hear from a true passionate collector with first hand experience in ownership. I am sorry to hear of your experience with the Zeitwerk. I suspect that the 1st generation Zeitwerks may be more prone to technical failures given the formidable engineering challenges & the large amount of energy required for the movement. I can only hope that the improvements made in the later generations also include greater reliability. Bravo!!

[@TheRausing1]

Shocked that anyone actually bought that Bremont. The key to all these watches is the bracelet and that bracelet literally just looks like a badly proportioned Royal Oak knockoff.

[@watchenthusiastlondon]

Well, I think it’s gorgeous 🔥Personally, I think you need to look with better eyes than that… Happy new year