bremont supersonic concord stainless steel limited edition watch bremont on october 24, 2003, british airways retired the legendary concorde passenger liner, marking the end of an era where airline passengers could fly over the earth at speeds in excess of mach 2 or twice the speed of sound. to some, it may seem that we’ve taken a solid step backward since then when it comes to transportation, but it hasn’t been forgotten. to commemorate the 50th anniversary of this legendary aircraft bremont has released their newest limited edition – the bremont supersonic watch that incorporates metal from the actual planes.limited to 300 pieces, the supersonic stainless steel has been hand assembled by skilled bremont watchmakers at bremont’s workshop in henley-on-thames. the supersonic contains bremont’s first ever manual wind movement which features an 8 day power reserve and has a power reserve indicator at the 12 o’clock position. the style of the timepiece is reminiscent of a 70’s look and feel with its sunburst white dial representing concorde’s specially developed highly reflective paint. the blue hands of the supersonic reflect british airways blue on concorde’s famous livery. the bremont supersonic incorporates a ring of aluminium from alpha bravo, heathrow’s last remaining concorde. the silhouette of this remarkable aircraft is subtly machined into the movement’s customised base plate and g-boab’s attributes feature in gold around the aluminium decoration ring. the beautiful bespoke packaging, which has been engineered and made in england, is a subtle nod to the iconic shape of concorde. this timepiece comes on a concorde blue connolly leather strap with pin buckle to complement case material.