Bremont introduces the Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue, a 250-piece limited edition and the latest chapter in the Supermarine Full Ceramic line. Since the 43mm Supermarine Full Ceramic first launched in 2024, the reference has defined a new generation of high performance dive watches, distinguished by resistance, durability and advanced material construction. The Deep Blue introduces a new colourway inspired by the meeting point of ocean and ice.
Davide Cerrato, Bremont CEO, comments: “The success of the Supermarine Full Ceramic line demonstrates a clear appetite for Bremont dive watches that unite performance, materials innovation and a distinctive design identity. With the Deep Blue, we’ve pushed that further – this watch is a direct expression of our obsession with durability, built for the world’s harshest environments while remaining unmistakably Bremont.”
Ceramic is highly resistant to scratches and exceptionally lightweight, but it presents real manufacturing challenges, demanding extraordinary precision throughout production. These qualities make it well suited to Bremont’s mission of building the world’s most capable tool watches.
The Supermarine’s diving credentials are well established, but its capability extends both beneath and above the waves. The watch features 500-metre water resistance, a titanium inner case and a helium escape valve.
The mono-block Deep Blue ceramic case, ceramic bezel insert and knurled titanium uni-directional bezel sit against a black wave-effect dial. Trapezoid indexes flow from the bezel onto the dial, forming a naval-inspired crosshair at its centre. The indexes and black gold-plated hands are filled with latest generation Super-LumiNova® (blue emission). A date window sits at 3 o’clock, with the date wheel matching the black dial.
The watch is available on a black and blue woven fabric NATO strap, a blue rubber strap with an embossed texture and leather lining, or a black rubber chevron strap.
The titanium case back is engraved with a map of the world’s oceans.
When the Supermarine Full Ceramic first launched, Bremont Ambassador Aldo Kane, who is a former Royal Marine and veteran of expeditions across some of the world’s most hostile landscapes, tested the collection on scientific missions in jungle environments. For the Deep Blue, Kane travelled to Iceland, testing the watch in the freezing waters of the glacial lakes and across the country’s glaciers.
Aldo Kane, Bremont Ambassador, comments: “Having already tested the Jungle Green and Tactical Black editions in the jungle, I knew how capable the Supermarine platform was. Iceland presented a completely different challenge, taking us from extreme cold-water dives to exposed glacier climbs and high into the mountains in some fairly extreme weather. Throughout the trip, the new Full Ceramic Deep Blue proved exceptionally durable, comfortable to wear and completely dependable in its timekeeping. Iceland is pure adventure, and with so many demanding environments packed so closely together, it was the perfect place to put this watch through its paces.”
The Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue is limited to 250 pieces.
