Deep Space Horology: The Bremont Supernova 41mm Chronograph Hawking Edition

Black Hole Physics & Meteorite Dial Artistry

British luxury brand Bremont has expanded its technical sport watch collection with the Bremont Supernova 41mm Chronograph Hawking Edition (£7,700).

Created in collaboration with the Hawking family, this limited edition pays tribute to theoretical physicist Professor Stephen Hawking and his landmark research into black holes.

The black galvanic dial features an interlocking geometric grid pattern inspired by spacecraft solar arrays.

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At 3 and 9 o’clock sit dual chronograph counters machined from genuine meteorite, showcasing unrepeatable crystalline Widmanstätten patterns formed in deep space over millions of years.

At 6 o’clock, Hawking’s name is printed alongside the thermodynamic equation for black hole entropy.

904L DLC Trip-Tick Construction & BC77 Chronometer Power

The 41mm case is constructed from 904L stainless steel treated with a scratch-resistant DLC coating.

Utilizing Bremont’s Trip-Tick® architecture, the angular case features a multi-faceted decahedral black ceramic bezel and an integrated quick-release DLC bracelet or rubber strap.

“Integrating genuine meteorite sub-dials and Hawking’s black hole entropy equation into a 904L DLC Trip-Tick case, Bremont crafts a chronometer built for cosmic exploration.”

Turning the watch over reveals a exhibition caseback printed with a swirling black hole optical motif.

Visible beneath is the chronometer-rated Calibre BC77 automatic movement, operating at 28,800 vph with a 62-hour power reserve.

Feature DetailTechnical Specification
Retail Price£7,700 GBP
Case AlloyUltra-Hard 904L Stainless Steel in Black DLC
Water Resistance100 Metres / 10 ATM
CertificationISO 3159 COSC Chronometer Rated
RarityLimited to 600 Pieces

Limited to 600 pieces, the Bremont Supernova Hawking Edition (£7,700) fuses advanced materials, astrophysics, and high-end British watchmaking.


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