Bremont Reimagines its Siganture Terra Nova Collection in Bronze
With the new Terra Nova Bronze Collection, Bremont unveiled a trio of references dressed in bronze for the first time. Known for manufacturing robust and rugged tool watches, Bremont’s Terra Nova Bronze Collection utilizes Cupro-aluminum, a high-quality bronze alloy, alongside 904L steel to craft the new timepieces.Cupro-aluminum offers several advantages, including its hypoallergenic properties and increased scratch resistance compared to traditional bronze, helping maintain its appearance over time. While slightly lighter than conventional steel and bronze, every gram counts when it comes to wristwatches. The alloy provides a unique visual appeal with a soft golden tone and a warm reddish hue, developing a gradual and even patina over time, avoiding the uneven green or black discoloration typical of traditional bronze.Three models are presented in the collection, spanning a Turning Bezel Power Reserve Bronze variant with a caramel gradient dial, a 40.5mm Date option with a greed dial as well as a 42.5mm Chronograph version that also spots a gradient green watch face. Limited to 100 pieces, the caramel gradient dial version comes with a bronze Cupro-aluminum bracelet. Meanwhile, the other version is available in nubuck leather straps and two-tone Nato straps as well.Explore Bremont’s Terra Nova Bronze Collection on the brand’s official webstore, the pieces are priced from $3,750 - $6,550 USD. View this post on Instagram A post shared by BREMONT (@bremontwatches)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
With the new Terra Nova Bronze Collection, Bremont unveiled a trio of references dressed in bronze for the first time. Known for manufacturing robust and rugged tool watches, Bremont’s Terra Nova Bronze Collection utilizes Cupro-aluminum, a high-quality bronze alloy, alongside 904L steel to craft the new timepieces.
Cupro-aluminum offers several advantages, including its hypoallergenic properties and increased scratch resistance compared to traditional bronze, helping maintain its appearance over time. While slightly lighter than conventional steel and bronze, every gram counts when it comes to wristwatches. The alloy provides a unique visual appeal with a soft golden tone and a warm reddish hue, developing a gradual and even patina over time, avoiding the uneven green or black discoloration typical of traditional bronze.
Three models are presented in the collection, spanning a Turning Bezel Power Reserve Bronze variant with a caramel gradient dial, a 40.5mm Date option with a greed dial as well as a 42.5mm Chronograph version that also spots a gradient green watch face. Limited to 100 pieces, the caramel gradient dial version comes with a bronze Cupro-aluminum bracelet. Meanwhile, the other version is available in nubuck leather straps and two-tone Nato straps as well.
Explore Bremont’s Terra Nova Bronze Collection on the brand’s official webstore, the pieces are priced from $3,750 - $6,550 USD.
Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
