Bremont Altitude MB Meteor Silver Titanium Barrel Bracelet Watch

2025-07-29T14:11:17+01:00

Price: 4125.00

Bremont Watch Altitude MB Meteor Silver Bracelet ALT42-MT-TI-SIBK-B.

Those with a background in aviation will appreciate everything that the Bremont Altitude watch stands for. Unparalleled precision, performance and functionality. Recently, Bremont revamped the line, producing new watches made from industry grade materials, complete with the all important Bremont touches like the Trip Tick case construction and the boxed anti reflective sapphire crystal glass front. This Bremont Altitude Meteor MB watch reference ALT42-MT-TI-SIBK-B takes the same format and has been inspired by Britain’s very first jet fighter, and the aircraft used for Martin Baker’s original live ejection test in 1946. It features a silvery grey dial with stencilled Arabic numerals, luminous treated central hour and minute hands and a date window at 3 o’clock, decorated with a trim that nods to the black and white striped loop handles of the MB ejection seat.

The Bremont Altitude Meteor MB watch reference ALT42-MT-TI-SIBK-B is crafted from grade 2 titanium and measures a diameter of 42mm. Topping the case is an anti reflective and scratch resistant sapphire crystal glass, the same material used for the back of the case, which exposes the Calibre BB14-AH through its surface. Held inside an anti shock and anti magnetic Trip Tick case construction with 100 meters of water resistant, this Altitude watch is ready for any occasion and completes its look on a grade 2 titanium bracelet, with a folding clasp and quick change system.

Special Features:

Men’s 42mm Bremont Altitude Meteor MB watch reference ALT42-MT-TI-SIBK-B

Silver grey dial with luminous hands and stencilled Arabic numerals

Date window at 3 o’clock

Grade 2 titanium case with 100 meter water resistance

Sapphire crystal glass front and caseback

Powered by the automatic BB14-AH Calibre, with a 68 hour power reserve

Titanium bracelet with a folding clasp and quick release mechanism