Renowned luxury British watch company Bremont joins forces with the historic aircraft company Martin-Baker and the British Ministry of Defence to present the Limited-Edition MB Viper watch and The Bremont Vulcan watch.

The MB Viper watch is crafted from lightweight materials and is designed to endure a rigorous schedule of environment testing conditions. The 300 piece collection embodies Bremont’s achievements in design, engineering, and manufacturing, and it was built to withstand anything a pilot might encounter. The Martin-Baker collection, now including the MB Viper, maintains its status as the only mechanical timepieces to have undergone and withstood the stark uncertainty of live ejection seat launches.

Bremont’s Co-Founder Nick English considers the MB Viper, “the ultimate pilot’s watch,” and is excited to still be “testing the boundaries of the possible with such an innovative and technically excellent British business [Martin-Baker] at the center of aeronautical and military engineering.”

The limited edition Bremont Vulcan watch is named after the jet powered strategic bomber aircraft, The Avro Vulcan, which was operated by the Royal Air Force (RAF) from 1956-1984 and is widely considered as one of the most iconic aircrafts in the RAF’s history. The Vulcan is limited to 250 pieces, forms part of Bremont’s Armed Forces collection, and retains some of Bremont’s core design codes while weaving in subtle details synonymous with the historic aircraft. Some of the details include elegant silver cuff links in the shape of an aircraft which incorporate aluminum from the original airframe of Avro Vulcan XH558 ‘Spirit of Great Britain’, the final Vulcan in military service.

Bremont has an official partnership with the Ministry of Defence and is the sole luxury watch brand permitted to use signs, symbols, and heraldic badges from the Royal Navy, British Army, and Royal Air Force.

The MB Viper and the Bremont Vulcan are modern yet timeless watches that pay homage to the excellence of British engineering, innovation, and manufacturing, and celebrate the valor of the Royal Air Force.

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