New Releases · 2026-10-10

Bremont takes the Supermarine Full Ceramic into Deep Blue

The 250-piece diver combines blue ceramic and titanium with a black wave dial, 500-metre water resistance and an automatic BB64AH movement.

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By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Bremont; Time+Tide; Hodinkee

Deep-blue ceramic surrounds the Supermarine’s black wave-pattern dial. Bremont ↗

This is a sourced news summary, not a hands-on review. Read the original reporting at Bremont; Time+Tide; Hodinkee ↗

What to know

Bremont’s latest Supermarine Full Ceramic edition introduces a deep-blue outer case inspired by ocean and ice. The 43mm diver combines ceramic with a titanium inner case, crown and bezel ring, and carries a 500-metre water-resistance rating. Its black wave-pattern dial uses luminous markers and restrained orange accents.

The automatic BB64AH calibre is based on the Sellita SW300 and provides a stated 56-hour power reserve. A helium-release valve and sapphire crystal accompany the watch’s substantial diving specification.

The Deep Blue edition’s titanium caseback is decorated with a map of the oceans. Bremont ↗

Production is limited to 250 pieces. Bremont offers rubber, NATO-style and blue leather-and-rubber straps at a listed UK price of £6,450. This is sourced product coverage; Chronolume has not tested its underwater performance or wearing comfort.

Source & attribution

Bremont; Time+Tide; Hodinkee · Published 2026-10-10 ↗

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