Bremont MBII Review
In little a relatively short time, Bremont has gone from an unheard-of to one of the most popular brands out there. Founded by brothers Nick and Giles English, this thoroughly British company seems to have done everything right to build a brand that is successful at retail, yet appeals to cult watch collectors. Their focus on build quality, over-engineering and authenticity permeates every detail of their watches, speaking to the honest motives of its founders to simply make great timepieces. The story behind Bremont is one worth hearing, as it builds a level of credibility that I think few other brands have. Check out this video, which will also goes over a lot of what makes Bremonts different:Needless to say, they are a brand whose watches we wanted to spend more time with, especially after their very strong showing this year at Basel. Luckily, Bremont was kind enough to lend us one of their definitive models, the MBII, for review. The MBII exemplifies a lot of what Bremont does righ

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