Bremont's Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue is a 250-piece limited edition dive watch in 43mm blue ceramic, tested in Iceland. Priced at GBP 6,450.
What Caught Our Eye
- Embargoed until 8 October 2026, the Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue was tested across Iceland’s glacial lakes and mountain terrain before its public announcement, in conditions no trade-show booth replicates.
- Limited to 250 pieces; powered by the automatic BB64AH calibre with a 56-hour power reserve in a 43mm mono-block blue ceramic case.
- 500-metre water resistance, helium escape valve, titanium inner case and a titanium caseback engraved with a map of the world’s oceans.
- Priced at GBP 6,450; available on three strap options including a blue embossed rubber with leather lining.
Heritage & Lineage
Founded in 2002 and manufacturing from The Wing, its 35,000 sq. ft Chiltern Valley facility since 2021, Bremont built the original Supermarine Full Ceramic in 43mm and released it in 2024. That reference established ceramic construction as the material direction for high-performance Bremont dive watches. Jungle Green and Tactical Black followed, each tested by former Royal Marine and expedition veteran Aldo Kane in jungle environments.
The Deep Blue is the third colourway in that series. Where the earlier editions went into tropical heat, Kane took this one to Iceland: cold-water dives in glacial lakes, glacier traverses and mountain climbs in severe weather.
Design & Mechanics
The case, bezel insert and uni-directional bezel surround are all ceramic. Ceramic resists scratches and weighs less than steel, but it demands extraordinary precision in production — a constraint that keeps the tolerances tight and the case count at 250. The inner case is titanium, maintaining structural integrity under pressure.
On the dial, trapezoid indexes flow outward from the bezel and converge on a naval-inspired crosshair at centre. The indexes and black gold-plated hands carry latest-generation Super-LumiNova with blue emission. A date window sits at 3 o’clock, the date wheel matching the black wave-effect dial.
Availability & Edition Details
Three strap options ship with the watch: a black and blue woven fabric NATO, a blue embossed rubber with leather lining, and a black rubber chevron strap. All are priced at GBP 6,450 on bremont.com.
| Movement | Automatic BB64AH, 56-hour power reserve |
| Case size | 43mm |
| Case material | Mono-block blue ceramic with titanium inner case |
| Dial | Black wave-effect; trapezoid indexes; black gold-plated hands with Super-LumiNova blue emission; date at 3 o’clock |
| Strap | Black and blue NATO fabric, blue embossed rubber with leather lining, or black rubber chevron |
| Water resistance | 500 metres |
| Price | GBP 6,450 |
| Availability | On request from the maison or an authorised retailer in the Middle East |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many pieces of the Bremont Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue are being made?
The Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue is limited to 250 pieces worldwide.
What movement powers the Bremont Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue?
The watch is powered by the automatic BB64AH calibre with a 56-hour power reserve.
Is the Bremont Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue available in Dubai or the Middle East?
The watch is priced at GBP 6,450 on bremont.com. Availability in the Middle East is on request from an authorised Bremont retailer.
How does the Deep Blue differ from earlier Supermarine Full Ceramic editions?
The Deep Blue introduces a new ocean-and-ice-inspired colourway in blue ceramic, adding a third colourway to the Supermarine Full Ceramic line alongside the Jungle Green and Tactical Black editions launched previously.
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