New Bremont Military LE: USAF A-10 Warthog

[hoppyjr]

Decent watches, pleasant non-derivative styling, and outstanding customer service. What's not to like?

[hoppyjr]

So, do you get BJ per watch owned, or one per day only?

If BJ's are included stay tuned for my sales posts, as I'll be an all-Bremont owner.

Before I do that, can someone confirm the BJ's are from girls?

[CGSshorty]

I love this watch, but the Warthog is my all time favorite plane. I'd buy one in a second if I could.

[unixshrk]

I love this watch, but the Warthog is my all time favorite plane. I'd buy one in a second if I could.

Fanboy

[CGSshorty]

I love this watch, but the Warthog is my all time favorite plane. I'd buy one in a second if I could.

Fanboy

Warthog fanboy? Guilty. Those pilots have brass balls.

[unixshrk]

I love this watch, but the Warthog is my all time favorite plane. I'd buy one in a second if I could.

Fanboy

Warthog fanboy? Guilty. Those pilots have brass balls.

Negative. Plane is cool

Bremont Fanboy

[marchone]

Great looking watch. What is the emblem for?

The A-10 Thunderbolt Warthog.

Oh, are you an USAF pilot?

No, I just like the plane.

Oh, do you want to see my Mickey Mouse watch?

[dukerules]

How is this different than a Comex-dialed Sub, or even a Milsub? These aren't available to the general public, except on the secondhand market. There's a lot to criticize with Bremont, but this is definitely not on that list.

[Joeprez]

So, do you get BJ per watch owned, or one per day only?

Before I do that, can someone confirm the BJ's are from girls?

Good point!

[CGSshorty]

I love this watch, but the Warthog is my all time favorite plane. I'd buy one in a second if I could.

Fanboy

Warthog fanboy? Guilty. Those pilots have brass balls.

Negative. Plane is cool

Bremont Fanboy

Never owned one. I have had drinks with Nick English and Mike Pierson though. Great guys I'd be proud to buy a watch from.

[unixshrk]

I like Mike, he was cool to hang out with here in Dallas

[JP Chestnut]

Great looking watch. What is the emblem for?

The A-10 Thunderbolt Warthog.

Oh, are you an USAF pilot?

No, I just like the plane.

Oh, do you want to see my Mickey Mouse watch?

Bought one to go with my Ferrari jacket, hat, pants, shoes and socks - I'm neither a pilot or a Ferrari driver

[JP Chestnut]

How is this different than a Comex-dialed Sub, or even a Milsub? These aren't available to the general public, except on the secondhand market. There's a lot to criticize with Bremont, but this is definitely not on that list.

How is a unit contacting Bremont and paying their own money to have a commemorative watch made anything like the military commissioned/issued mil-subs or the record setting Comex? When you juxtapose, it makes this current commemorative watch even more hollow. Even the 10,000 Speedmaster commemorative watches have more meaning.

This Bremont is much moe akin to that silly special forces DSSD that someone was trying to hock on the forums six months ago.

[Terpits]

I like this better

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[marchone]

[koda240]

Overall cool, but I hate airplanes on dials for some reason

[Joeprez]

I like this better

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Is that the Sub DWC edition (if not, it should be).

[hoppyjr]

I like this better

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My kind of special edition!

[unixshrk]

I like this better

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My kind of special edition!

Knew that immediately when I saw it

[lilhoody]

How is this different than a Comex-dialed Sub, or even a Milsub? These aren't available to the general public, except on the secondhand market. There's a lot to criticize with Bremont, but this is definitely not on that list.

How is a unit contacting Bremont and paying their own money to have a commemorative watch made anything like the military commissioned/issued mil-subs or the record setting Comex? When you juxtapose, it makes this current commemorative watch even more hollow. Even the 10,000 Speedmaster commemorative watches have more meaning.

This Bremont is much moe akin to that silly special forces DSSD that someone was trying to hock on the forums six months ago.

I find the Comex and Milsub less pretenious.

For me, it boils down to whether or not I would wear the same unit's tee-shirt in public...which I would not.

[mattjmcd]

hahaha...well we can simply disagree,,,,,Far cry from Invicta........Is it possible that the owners of the watches do a group purchase where their Govt group buys them, and the guys are charged after the fact or something?

The government doesn't buy them. Units contact Bremont, agree to purchase a minimum number, the members use their own money to buy them and then Bremont builds them.
Breitling has a similar program, but it isn't nearly as popular. I know this because I had a patient who organized watches from Bremont and Breitling for 2 of his squadrons.

I'm not sure how everyone doesn't already know this

Who doesn't already know this? This isn't common knowledge? Bro, maybe go easy and sit out the Bremont threads for a spell. It's obvious they piss you off. Just don't look at this forum.

[toxicavenger]

For me, it boils down to whether or not I would wear the same unit's tee-shirt in public...which I would not.

This^^^^hey aren't the retiring this plane anyway???? Oh I like what I hear about what Bremont does CS wise but the whole LE shit is annoying. At least they aren't doing a Seals, RECON, Marine, SF bull crap.

[mattjmcd]

So. Are these LE watches, or are they commissioned?

[lilhoody]

For me, it boils down to whether or not I would wear the same unit's tee-shirt in public...which I would not.

This^^^^hey aren't the retiring this plane anyway???? Oh I like what I hear about what Bremont does CS wise but the whole LE shit is annoying. At least they aren't doing a Seals, RECON, Marine, SF bull crap.

One thing I never liked about the JLC NS line was the branding...I never got used to it. That said, I've owned two. The only reason I did/would was because the branding was hidden in the back.

Similarly, I live the new Kobold Mil watch, but the MOS on the dial prevents me from having someone buy me one of grabbing one second hand, to wear.

[ericf4]

hahaha...well we can simply disagree,,,,,Far cry from Invicta........Is it possible that the owners of the watches do a group purchase where their Govt group buys them, and the guys are charged after the fact or something?

The government doesn't buy them. Units contact Bremont, agree to purchase a minimum number, the members use their own money to buy them and then Bremont builds them.
Breitling has a similar program, but it isn't nearly as popular. I know this because I had a patient who organized watches from Bremont and Breitling for 2 of his squadrons.

I'm not sure how everyone doesn't already know this

Who doesn't already know this? This isn't common knowledge? Bro, maybe go easy and sit out the Bremont threads for a spell. It's obvious they piss you off. Just don't look at this forum.

Jacob, tell us about the time you first realized this deep seeded animosity for a brand that you perhaps haven't owned.....or if you have owned what issues lead you to this level of resentment for a brand.....im curious how they landed on your personal shit list. Most people I know that have owned one seem to have a different view.