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    50th Anniversary Puma Bremont

    After a long wait this arrived today!! A Bremont designed to commemorate 50 years of the Puma in RAF service, I had a hand in the design of it and am over the moon with how it has turned out. Relatively subtle and well balanced and I really like the Squadron crests on the backZ





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    Very nice, Ditch.

    IIRC, you have an HC2 and a CH-47 Bremont now.

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    Congratulations and a nice looking watch with a real meaning.
    Guess the haters going to hate. But hey.
    EnJoY it. Wear with pride.



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    Nice. Enjoy.

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    That's nice, what is the case diameter?

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    Looks nice. Yet to see a Bremont that doesn’t. Well done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zen123 View Post
    That's nice, what is the case diameter?

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    42mm

    https://www.bremont.com/collections/...products/arrow

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    Looks good that, I’m a fan of the Bremont military editions, they seem to go a bit further than the Breitling special dials.

    Glad it arrived before the Puma is retired as well!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tooks View Post
    Looks good that, I’m a fan of the Bremont military editions, they seem to go a bit further than the Breitling special dials.

    Glad it arrived before the Puma is retired as well!
    Thanks, appreciate it. Unfortunately not so sure I will get to fly the old girl again but who knows, the current OSD is ‘25 so fingers crossed!

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    42 is an ideal size. Two registers and a monopusher. All good features.
    I am thinking of buying one of their newer divers.
    But it is hugely disappointing that a Bremont thread has been up for two days and no one has brought up the issue of company’s origination story:-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by RAJEN View Post
    42 is an ideal size. Two registers and a monopusher. All good features.
    I am thinking of buying one of their newer divers.
    But it is hugely disappointing that a Bremont thread has been up for two days and no one has brought up the issue of company’s origination story:-)
    😂

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    Bit special that. Nice one.

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    Very subtle and classy, I like it.

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    That looks fantastic and I'm sure you'll only enjoy it more as time goes by.
    I love seeing the Bremont Military editions and how tastefully they are done with the subtle nods to a unit's history or heritage.
    I don't think any other brand pulls it off as well.

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    Is the back cast rather than engraved? If so, that's a nice touch.

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    That is a handsome watch and a very subtle commemoration piece. Some of the unit watches are really nice. They are always excellent quality.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Christian View Post
    Is the back cast rather than engraved? If so, that's a nice touch.
    I’d say the inner was cast and the outer writing engraved/etched.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jon Kenney View Post
    I’d say the inner was cast and the outer writing engraved/etched.


    Sent using Tapatalk. Excuse the lack of apostrophes.
    Ah, yes, that's what I meant. To have the inner part cast, that's definitely a nice touch and must be a more expensive process than everything being engraved.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Christian View Post
    Is the back cast rather than engraved? If so, that's a nice touch.
    The case back is stamped and then blasted to get the finish. The lettering around the diameter is a combination of etching and laser engraving.

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