Bremont MB II (Martin Baker Ejection Seat) Luxury Watch Review

Watchuwant is now WatchBox! Subscribe for the best luxury watch content. Shop Bremont: http://www.thewatchbox.com/watches/bremont This is the Bremont MB II, and trust us; it's the one you want. The one you don't? That would be the Bremont MB I; only survivors of actual Martin-Baker ejection seat evacuations are permitted to order that one. We hear the full Martin-Baker experience can deduct years from your life... and inches from your total height. So let's stick to the Bremont MB II, which packs all the panache and features of the MB I without the rocket-propelled windfall for your chiropractor. This 43mm sports watch combines the essence of Bremont in a versatile package that suits any occasion: business suit or bathing suit. Bremont has built its name on its aviation-inspired chronometer watches, and the young firm (established 2002) has risen to prominence with meteoric speed. Recent prominence on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon brought the company's MB series of pilot's models into mainstream view, and the result has been a surge of collector interest in the model line. Martin-Baker launched the first aviation ejection seats in 1947, and it has produced over 75,000 units since that seminal moment. Since 1958, the company has maintained an exclusive "tie club" for those who bear the dubious distinction of having availed themselves of the MB hardware. With only 5,800 eligible members, the tie club remains an exclusive clique. While the MB I remains the privilege o