Bremont adds 250-piece Deep Blue ceramic dive watch at €7,750
Bremont's fourth colour in its 43mm Supermarine Full Ceramic series is capped at 250 pieces and priced at €7,750, US$7,400 or £6,450, matching Bremont's UK listing price for the earlier Jungle Green edition.
Original reporting:Monochrome Watches · 8 October 2026Fratello · 8 October 2026Bremont
What happened
Bremont has introduced the Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue, a limited edition of 250 pieces, according to Monochrome Watches and Fratello. Fratello, whose report is dated 8 October 2026, lists the retail price as €7,750, US$7,400 or £6,450.
Monochrome gives the euro price as €7,750 and says it is the same whichever of the three strap options is chosen.
The watch is the fourth colour in a series that Monochrome says arrived in 2024, when Bremont revamped its dive watch collection. Fratello names the earlier versions as Jungle Green, Tactical Black and Polar White. Monochrome describes Jungle Green as appearing in limited editions and Tactical Black as non-limited.
Monochrome describes a 43mm by 13mm case, 50mm lug-to-lug (the distance between the tips of the lugs, which hold the strap), in blue ceramic and titanium. The unidirectional bezel (the rotating ring used to time dives) is titanium with a blue ceramic insert.
The domed sapphire crystal has an anti-reflective treatment, and the watch is water-resistant to 500m. The movement is Bremont's calibre BB64AH, an automatic (self-winding) based on the Sellita SW300.
Bremont's own listing for the Jungle Green edition offers a comparison. It shows a UK price of £6,450 and a limit of 250 pieces, so Deep Blue carries the same sterling price and the same edition size as that listing. The Jungle Green page also says the watch has officially retired from the Bremont catalogue.
Fratello says Bremont will produce 250 pieces of this latest Supermarine. The reports reviewed do not say whether the quoted retail prices include sales taxes.
Key issues — our analysis
- Edition size fixed at 250 pieces
- Sterling price identical across two editions
- Tax basis of retail prices not stated
- Only euro price confirmed by both reports
Who should pay attention
- Watch collectors tracking limited editions
- Insurers and valuers of watches
- Wealth managers advising on collectibles
What to watch
- Whether a further colour follows in the Full Ceramic series
- Whether Bremont lists Deep Blue on its own site at the same £6,450 price
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Sources
- Source: Monochrome Watches · 8 October 2026
- Source: Fratello · 8 October 2026
- Source: Bremont
How this was produced
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