The Bremont HMAF collection has been launched by the brand as a series of timepieces for His Majesty's Armed Forces (HMAF) that will offer a standard-issue function with fashion to boot. The watch range features three styles designed with the British Army, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force in mind that each thus draw inspiration from the land, sea and sky. The timepieces formally include the HMAF Terra Nova Date, the HMAF Supermarine and the HMAF Altitude Date, which are powered by the BB54, BB64 and BB14 movements, respectively.
The Bremont HMAF collection is available now from the brand starting at £3,100 per model, which are each limited to 300 examples. The watches can also be purchased as a set with all three.
Military-Approved Timepiece Ranges
The Bremont HMAF Collection Has Army, Navy and RAF Styles
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