For the latest addition to Bremont?s manufactured movement series, the caliber ENG300, the British watchmaker created an extreme test environment for the model to endure prior to its debut. Created in partnership with British aviation company Martin-Baker, modeled the intense circumstances faced by a pilot, ultimately developing the limited edition MB Viper that seamlessly supports the practicality needed for robustness of extreme aviation. Launched last month, the watch showcases a new design direction for Bremont, with the MB Viper embodying the brand?s contemporary presence, while boasting its mastery of engineering and manufacturing specialty. 

Though the MB Viper is built to withstand intense environments, Bremont still ensures that the 43.5mm model is lightweight, using titanium and anodized aluminum for its case. The titanium surface is treated with matte black DLC and contrasted with an orange anodized aluminum top bezel. Securing Bremont?s Trip-Tick® case construction are four black screws in the corners of the orange layer. The tactile matte black lugs, which taper towards the screw down crown, have pocket-like inserts cut into them to further reduce weight. Completing the overall aesthetic, the MB Viper comes with two canvas straps, one in orange and the other in black.
Situated between the bold contrasting black and orange case is a stark white dial. It has a seconds track on its periphery with each hour marked by a green emission Super-LumiNovaÂ...