Bremont Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue — Limited to 250 Pieces

Originally reported by Fratello Watches – The Magazine Dedicated To Luxury Watches. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.

250 pieces — a new blue in Bremont's ceramic line

250 pieces. Bremont has added the Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue to its dive-watch lineup. The watch wears a colder, darker blue intended to evoke the place where ocean meets ice, and Bremont presents it as a Royal Marine–approved model.

This Deep Blue is the fourth colorway in the Full Ceramic family. Bremont previously released Jungle Green, Tactical Black and Polar White. The new blue shifts the palette toward an aquatic, near-arctic tone rather than the warmer green or stark white of earlier variants.

The Full Ceramic label signals a case and bezel constructed from ceramic rather than metal. Bremont positions the Deep Blue inside its Supermarine dive collection, keeping the model focused on underwater use and a tool-watch aesthetic rather than dress-watch refinement.

As Fratello Watches – The Magazine Dedicated To Luxury Watches first reported, this run is explicitly limited to 250 pieces. Bremont is adding a color-based rarity to a collection already known for its military ties and purpose-driven design.

Details such as reference numbers, movement specifics, power reserve and pricing were not in the initial report. That leaves buyers to verify those technicals directly with Bremont before committing.

If you follow limited ceramic releases, this one demands attention for the Royal Marine association and the small run. Consider how the Deep Blue compares to the earlier Jungle Green and Polar White in resale appeal and on-wrist presence — and expect availability to be short-lived.

Originally reported by Fratello Watches – The Magazine Dedicated To Luxury Watches. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.

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