Published October 8, 2026

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This thing is an ultra-capable beast of a tool watch, and it also happens to look fantastic. Initially launched in Tactical Black and a limited (and since sold out) Jungle Green edition, Bremont later added a Polar White dial to the black ceramic version.

Now, Bremont has finally added an even more classic dive watch color to the Supermarine Full Ceramic with a new blue model. But rather than adding a blue dial to the watch, Bremont instead created a blue case.

The new Bremont Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue has a 43mm monoblock ceramic case in a deep blue shade inspired by “the meeting point of ocean and ice.”

Just as previous versions of the Bremont Supermarine Full Ceramic underwent real-world testing on the wrist of Royal Marines veteran, explorer and brand ambassador Aldo Kane, so too did the Deep Blue. Kane wore the watch in the unforgiving icy waters of Iceland to ensure it lived up to its “deep blue” inspiration. Suffice it to say, it passed his test.

The watch’s unidirectional titanium bezel is fitted with a ceramic insert in Deep Blue to match the case, with its dive scale in relief and a luminescent pearl at 12:00.

The dial is black rather than blue for some contrast, with the same undulating wave pattern found on other references in the line. White Super-LumiNova that glows blue fills the hands and indices for excellent nighttime legibility, and orange accents provide a splash of color at the cardinal points of the minute track and on the model name at 6:00.

Other specs remain the same as before, with 500m water resistance, a screw-down crown, a helium escape valve and the Sellita SW300-based Calibre BB64AH automatic movement providing 56 hours of power when fully wound.

Like the Jungle Green variant from 2024, the Deep Blue is a limited edition of just 250 examples.

The watch’s standard and best-looking strap option is a blue rubber strap with a textile-like texture, white top stitching and leather lining. The diver is also available on a standard black rubber strap or a black and deep blue NATO strap.

Regardless of which of the three straps you choose, the watch is priced at $7,400 and is available to purchase now on Bremont’s website.