
Photo courtesy of Bremont, from bremont.com product page · stand-in: Bremont Supermarine 500m (current gen, steel bracelet), same Supermarine dive family as catalog ref S301-BK
Supermarine
Bremont’s dive line, named for the Supermarine company that built the Spitfire. The S301 (40mm) and S501 (40mm) carry the modern silhouette; the older S2000 and S500 lines are the family’s 43mm sport-diver originals.
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Which ref to buy
The Supermarine is Bremont's dive watch, rated to 300m. Uses the TRIP-TICK case construction common to the Bremont tool watch lineup. Named after the Supermarine Spitfire aircraft, consistent with Bremont's aviation/British heritage branding.
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Supermarine S301 -- Bremont's diver, 300m rated, TRIP-TICK case, strong British tool watch identity.
- The case for it:
- The TRIP-TICK three-part case construction is a genuine engineering feature: hardened steel barrel, softer steel top and bottom ring for impact absorption. The Supermarine applies this to a legitimate 300m diver.
- Consider instead if:
- Bremont's secondary market is weaker than comparable Swiss divers. The TRIP-TICK case is genuinely interesting but the Supermarine competes against Tudor Pelagos and Oris ProDiver at a price premium that requires confidence in the brand.
Rankings last reviewed 2026-06-07. Editorial perspective only. Not financial advice.
