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Sep 11, 2026

RickyHOST
25:26
But Watches and Wonders a couple of years ago, that was, I think it may even last year at Watches and Wonders, that was top pick.
RickyHOST
25:32
But from Gerald Charles, we went to see, or I went to see the folks at Bremont, but you've caught up with them recently, so you can maybe talk about the new releases, and I'll talk about what happened when I went to see the folks.
Dave SharpeHOST
25:43
Indeed.
Dave SharpeHOST
25:43
Well, I managed to catch up with them earlier in the week at a couple of places.
Dave SharpeHOST
26:04
No, I don't know if that's necessarily completely PC these days, but anyway, we'll go with it.
Dave SharpeHOST
26:09
Yes, he's back in the UK after spending four years in the US running things for Vacheron Constantin over there, after, of course, many years in the UK.
Dave SharpeHOST
26:17
But he's back in UK soil doing everything at Bremont.
Dave SharpeHOST
26:20
It was great to catch up with him during the week also.
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Sep 11 · 2 Mentions

BradyHOST
1:32
I thought like Breitling's a real aviation brand, isn't it? I don't really like Breitling watches, but I know they've got a real aviation pedigree.
BradyHOST
1:39
Bremont is a brand that's come on the scene in the UK lately that have really nice pilot watches, like really good aviation themes, including ones that are certified for ejection seats.
BradyHOST
1:49
And one you can only get if you've been ejected from an ejection seat.
HoffersHOST
1:53
Well, Brightling, when I was involved with our pilot union, we were looking at having a relationship with Brightling and I actually went to an event because what they've got is on the watch, it's effectively got an element of what we call the whiz wheel, which is like a wheel that you can use to do calculations, which they've actually built into the watch itself.

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HoffersHOST
76:27
But no, no, you try your hardest, Brady.
HoffersHOST
76:30
I look forward to seeing some watches.
BradyHOST
76:32
All right, I'm going to start with some Bremonts and see what you think of those and then we'll work from there.
Kurt RoggeNARRATOR
82:53
Then was he carried to the font, and there baptized, according to the manner of good Christians.
Kurt RoggeNARRATOR
82:57
Immediately thereafter were appointed for him seventeen thousand nine hundred and thirteen cows of the towns of Poti and Bremont, to furnish him with milk in ordinary, for it was impossible to find a nurse sufficient for him in all the country, considering the great quantity of milk that was requisite for his nourishment.
Kurt RoggeNARRATOR
83:16
Although there were not wanting some doctors of the opinion of Scotus, who affirmed that his own mother gave him suck, and that she could draw out of her breasts one thousand four hundred two pipes and nine pails of milk at every time.
Kurt RoggeNARRATOR
83:28
Which indeed is not probable, and this point hath been found duggishly scandalous and offensive to tender ears, for that it savored a little of heresy.
Zach WeissGUEST
48:18
I agree.
Zach WeissGUEST
48:19
One of the things I liked about the frosted one, you know, other than the fact that it was just different looking, is it doesn't have the big Bremont logo in the center of the kind of steel span.
Zach WeissGUEST
48:30
You know, because it's a window dial, kind of like the guichet.
Zach WeissGUEST
48:33
The
Mike StocktonHOST
47:20
Yeah.
Balazs RenziHOST
47:20
Um, you see Bremont, you see the MAD 3.
Balazs RenziHOST
47:24
Um, you see, um, what's the latest one I just saw the other day actually? Um, um, I had a press release.
Balazs RenziHOST
47:34
Um, ah, yeah, even Chronoswiss-
Balazs RenziHOST
51:19
Um, and then who else? Well, um, so the Mat 3 was also kind of some called pink, some called red.
Balazs RenziHOST
51:26
To, to me, it also kind of looked burgundy, or like very deep red.
Balazs RenziHOST
51:30
Uh, Bremont had a Jump Hour that was deep red, almost kind of, again, like burgundy or like, like brownish.
Balazs RenziHOST
51:38
So that's another, um, another thing that I saw a lot.
Justin DorfmanHOST
0:47
And what always stood out to me was how human the brand felt, how well they connect with collectors and let the watches speak for themselves.
Justin DorfmanHOST
0:55
In this conversation, we talk about Mike's path into the industry, his time at Bremont and Zodiac, what brought him to Christopher Ward, and the brand's growth in North America.
Justin DorfmanHOST
1:05
We also get into the showroom strategy, community, pricing transparency, and the watches that best show where the brand is today and where it's going.
Justin DorfmanHOST
1:13
If you enjoy the episode, be sure to subscribe for more conversations with the people behind these incredible watch brands.
Mike PearsonGUEST
5:01
I've been with a couple either side of them as well.
Mike PearsonGUEST
5:03
And I think when you're going through your career molding, when you're a young fella, not from the country, you're still trying to find what's your brand.
Mike PearsonGUEST
5:11
It's like, what's your style? What suits you? And I joined a very small brand before Bremond, but we did a good few years there.
Mike PearsonGUEST
5:17
I lived in Michigan and it was a brand called Ernst Benz.
Doug LaVioletteGUEST
35:13
He owns a jewelry store, Diamonds and Gold.
Doug LaVioletteGUEST
35:15
He's a distributor or authorized dealer for many brands, including Oris and Bremont.
Doug LaVioletteGUEST
35:24
And Frederick Constant, and he's got a number of them, citizens.
Doug LaVioletteGUEST
35:33
But he introduced me to Ty Alexander.
MartinHOST
1:53
Anyway.
RalphHOST
1:53
Before we start, because I just said Bremont, and that got me back into that I actually copied a comment on a video.
RalphHOST
2:01
Somebody talked about watches and, you know, good watches that are not really getting much spotlight and all of this stuff.
RalphHOST
2:11
And they talked about brands that have problems getting recognition.
RalphHOST
2:15
And there was a comment in a YouTube video, and I wanted to share that with you.
RalphHOST
2:20
uh it is about bremont right and i have a bremont flask a really good one right i mean there's there's cheap uh how do you call that these marketing giveaway stuff right these uh what are they called gifts right these corporate gifts and a lot of them are rubbish but this was a really proper yeti flask right not Really? Cheap stuff.
RalphHOST
2:41
Yeah, from Bremont.
RalphHOST
2:43
So I thought, that's pretty good.
Andy GreenGUEST
4:47
Mm
Felix SchulzGUEST
4:47
... relationship with Bremont.
Felix SchulzGUEST
4:50
He's, he's an adventurer guy, and he's, like, Ewan McGregor's mate.
Felix SchulzGUEST
4:54
Uh, and it was, um, such a, uh, it was, it, it really epitomizes just a dude on his iPad-
Andy GreenGUEST
6:36
Me? Yeah, sure.
Andy GreenGUEST
6:37
All right.
Andy GreenGUEST
6:37
I think there's something that Felix and I have been talking about, a bit of a trend this year, is what we call economy gold, and you- It's something that Bremont I think pioneered over the last few years when they do the, the gold watches with the stainless steel sort of mid cases, and then AV-
TonyHOST
6:54
Mm-hmm
KenHOST
52:03
His soul is like, no.
AaronHOST
52:05
Okay, so this guy wanted to come and talk to me about Bremont.
AaronHOST
52:09
Oh.
AaronHOST
52:10
Pre?
KenHOST
52:11
Yeah, or post.
KenHOST
52:12
Or redesign Bremont.
AaronHOST
52:14
Just Bremont in general.
AaronHOST
52:15
Because he was thinking about...

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