Altitude 39 Date sold by Bremont
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Altitude 39 Date

£3700
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Product Description

The Bremont Altitude 39 Date showcases a 39mm ultra-durable 904L stainless steel case, designed for performance and style. With a cockpit-inspired dial, Super-LumiNova® indexes enhance legibility while maintaining a sleek profile. This timepiece features a shock-resistant BB14 movement and an open case-back revealing exquisite craftsmanship. It blends everyday versatility with military-grade resilience, making it a perfect choice for modern adventurers who appreciate both function and sophistication. From the brand: The Altitude 39 Date is a refined, ultra-durable take on Bremont’s signature MB format, crafted for everyday versatility. Built around a 39mm Trip-Tick case in ultra-durable 904L stainless steel, it features a black DLC-coated centre barrel and a slimmer silhouette that wears effortlessly on the wrist. Engineered for resilience, it offers the same shock protection and anti-magnetic shielding trusted by military personnel and pilots across the globe. The cockpit-inspired dial is clean and highly legible, with applied Super-LumiNova® indexes, and subtle stencilled detailing. The watch retains one of the MB’s most iconic features: the ‘lollipop’ seconds hand counterbalanced by a looped ‘ejection’ pull handle in white and black stripes. Beneath the surface, the BB14, 68-hour power reserve movement is suspended within a flexible rubber mount to absorb shocks and minimise impacts. The Altitude 39 Date has an open case-back, revealing the movement’s fine finishing in gunmetal grey with Geneva Stripes. The open case-back retains the anti-magnetic shielding, which is provided by a soft iron ring around the movement, based on Faraday Cage principles.