BREMONT PARTNER
ISLE OF MAN TT
THE WORLD'S ULTIMATE ROAD RACE
OFFICIAL TIMING PARTNER
The TT Course is world famous. It is the last of the great challenges in motorsport and is the ultimate test of both man and machine. The first TT Race was held on the Isle of Man in 1907 and featured in the World Championship until 1976. Luxury British watch manufacturer Bremont will be its Official Watch and Timing Partner.
THE INTERVIEW: ambassador peter hickman
"Having Bremont as the Official Timekeeper works perfectly; precision engineering and accuracy is key to the TT, qualities which can be found in the entire Bremont collection."
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THE MOST DANGEROUS ROAD RACE
AN ICONIC BRITISH RACE
First staged in 1907 the Isle of Man T.T. is still regarded as one of the greatest challenges of man and machine ever devised. It is among the last true ‘road races’ in the world in which competitors ride flat-out on a route normally used by everyday vehicles and usually governed by a 30 mph speed limit. In the early days, the TT was held on the 15-mile ‘St John’s Short Course’ and comprised 10 laps for road-legal ‘touring’ motorcycles. In 1911, however, the far longer and more challenging Snaefell Mountain Course was inaugurated and the first purpose-built racing
machines were entered. Still in use today and currently measuring 37.73 miles, it is dangerous, gruelling and- as even experienced competitors will readily admit - nothing short of terrifying when tackled at full race pace.
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ISLE OF MAN TT LIMITED EDITION
Inspired by this legendary event, the white dial design of the Bremont Isle of Man TT Limited Edition is inspired by a high-performance speedometer gauge with a thick black track ring running clockwise from 8 o’clock around to 4 o’clock. Its stainless steel Trip-Tick® case construction with a bi-directional rotating ceramic bezel houses the chronometer rated BE-50AV movement with 56 hour power reserve.
BREMONT AMBASSADOR
PETER HICKMAN
As the Official Timing Partner of the Isle of Man TT, Bremont has teamed up with Senior TT champion Peter Hickman who is credited with the fastest lap ever recorded and puts the British mechanical timepieces through their paces at this most iconic of race courses.
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