Bremont Supermarine watches

The Bremont Supermarine is the dive watch line of the British, aviation-themed watchmaker that brothers Nick and Giles English founded in 2002. The name comes from Supermarine, the 1930s British aircraft maker whose Type 300 design led to the Spitfire, which ties the divers to Bremont's flying themes.

The S2000 (S2000, and S2000br on a bracelet) and the Supermarine Descent (S2000Desc, and S2000DescBr on a bracelet) share a 45 mm steel case with a black dial. The S500 is the 43 mm model, with black (S500BK), blue (S500BL) or silver (S500SI) dials, plus the S500 Green (S500BKGN); each has a bracelet version marked by the br suffix.

In 2017 Bremont added the Type 300 pair, the S300 and S301, built smaller and slimmer than the earlier Supermarines, which ran to about 43 to 45 mm. They use a 40 mm steel case 13 mm thick, water resistant to 300 m, with Bremont's BE-92AE automatic movement, and each caseback is engraved with an early Supermarine aircraft. The S300/BK comes on a Temple Island strap and the S300/BK/BR on a steel bracelet; the S301/BK is the companion model on calf leather.