Bremont - what have they done?

[theancientmariner]

Your thoughts betray you, padawan.
Never disgruntled, I enjoyed my time there and it gave me a leg up into the industry.

to me, your comments never seem very balanced, always negative toward Bremont, past and present which by your own admission, as an ex employee made redundant, certainly gives the impression that you're bias, even if you're not. Contrary, I've never been an employee of Bremont, been an enthusiast for some years but always tried to give a balanced view of both the models and the brand.

I can imagine that Bremont have moved to Sellita for the new models to cut costs. I can also imagine that Bremont used Sellita when the supply of ETA movements started being restricted around 2020. However, prior to that, as I'm sure that you know, Bremont used ETA widely as well as several other movements depending on the model.

regardless, they certainly don't seem to have done themselves any favours with these new releases.