Bremont has launched the striking new Limited Edition Supermarine Ocean in collaboration with leading marine conservationslists.

Inspired by and launched in association with marine biologist, conservationist, professional freediver and scuba instructor Ocean Ramsey and her partner Juan Oliphant, a marine conservationist, and award-winning photographer and videographer.

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Limited to only 400 pieces, Ocean and Juan will be wearing the new Supermarine Ocean for their incredible aquatic adventures which will in turn raise vital funds for a worthy cause. 

The iconic Supermarine dive collection has become known for its distinctive design and capability to withstand extreme conditions leading it to become the tool watch of choice for many adventurers and researchers as well as numerous elite military squadrons and top dive units around the world. Based on the Bremont S302, the all-grey 40mm limited edition dive watch has GMT functionality and features newly refined features with enhanced legibility.

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Entirely fit for purpose and extremely durable, the Supermarine Ocean is perfectly suited to a marine environment. The stainless-steel case houses an automatic movement with a 50-hour power reserve, a new 24-hour unidirectional rotating bezel with a date window at 3 o’clock and a water resistance of 300m.

In keeping with its design inspiration, grey tones have been applied across the ceramic bezel, sandblasted dial and integrated tapered rubber strap, nodding to Ocean and Juan’s work with sharks and aptly called ‘Thresher Grey’. A classic brown vintage leather strap or stainless steel bracelet is also available allowing the Supermarine Ocean to suit any occasion or adventure.

Vibrant orange accents punctuate the dial design, from the outline of the GMT hand to quarterly numbers on the inner bezel and the ‘Supermarine’ wordmark. A high degree of Super-LumiNova has been applied across the blue emission indexes and hands as well as a contrasting green emission lume on the GMT hand. 

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Ocean and Juan embody the spirit and tenacity that Bremont has become known for. To date, the couple has dived with over 50 species of sharks and their inspiring work has drawn global interest and awareness for crucial ocean conservation and research, including their mission to educate about shark behaviour, avoiding adverse interactions and replacing fear with scientific fact.

Passionate about driving awareness and education of marine wildlife behaviour, particularly sharks, sea turtles and sperm whales, the nominated ocean conservation charity Save the Turtles International will receive a percentage of proceeds from all Supermarine Ocean watch sales. The charity supports marine conservation through the elimination of plastic waste, saves marine life from entanglement, provides educational outreach and supports local communities.