The Altitude MB Meteor is the most advanced evolution of Bremonts iconic MB series.

Named after the Gloster Meteor Britains very first jet fighter, and the aircraft used for Martin-Bakers original live ejection test in 1946 it features a lightweight and durable 42mm Grade 2 titanium case, refined Trip-Tick construction, and an upgraded Roto-Click inner bezel.

The three-part Trip-Tick case has been re-engineered with a slimmer profile and reduced lug-to-lug distance for improved comfort. The dual crowns one at 2 oclock for winding and setting, and one at 4 oclock for operating the bi-directional inner bezel have been optimised for ergonomics and utility, delivering a much smoother operation. The inner bezels Roto-Click technology has also been re-engineered, ensuring effortless and precise action with the pure, satisfying click familiar to MB owners.

The dial is designed for absolute legibility with applied Super-LumiNova indexes, and subtle stencilled detailing. The watch retains one of the MBs most iconic features: the lollipop seconds hand counterbalanced by a looped ejection pull handle in white and black stripes.

Beneath the surface, the BB14, 68-hour power reserve movement is suspended within a flexible rubber mount to absorb shocks and minimise impacts. The Altitude MB Meteor has an open case-back, revealing the movements fine finishing in gunmetal grey with Geneva Stripes. The open case-back retains the anti-magnetic shielding, which is provided by a soft iron ring around the movement, based on Faraday Cage principles.

For the Altitude MB Meteor, Bremont introduces a new bracelet design, crafted in brushed titanium. Featuring quick-release functionality and engineered for maximum flexibility, it is secured with curved bars that enable smooth articulation and exceptional comfort.

The Altitude MB Meteor is built for those who push limits.