Three quality watches to give away as a gift

To compare Bremot to Rolex and say, ''Bremont manufacture their own parts, something that few other manufacturers, including Rolex, do today'' is just stupid and false. Rolex makes all of its watches in-house. They even have their own foundry. By all means, Bremont is a good watchmaker, but please don't compare it to The Crown :-)

@- The Watch Collector: Dear WatchCollector!
We appreciate your passion on the subject. The text does however not compare Bremont to Rolex. It merely states the fact that they also really make their in house movements.

As a collector, I am sure you know the prestige in this, as for example, a well established Italian sounding Swiss watch brand, known for it's quite chunky cases, some time ago officially falsely claimed to finally have developped their own in house movement. It soon turned out to be a slightly modified ETA 2892-A2 ;-)

If given the chance, I strongly encourage you to visit Bremonts factory in Henley, which I have, and experience them first hand yourself! :D

@- The Watch Collector: Dear WatchCollector!
To your defense, I want to add that I looked over the text again, and see that the meaning of my original paragraph got lost in translation to a fairly great extent.

My original paragraph states "Bremont make their own in house movements", which got translated to "their own parts" which indeed makes a noteworthy difference. I am not skilled enough to determine whether they are to be regarded as a “manufacturier” (in-house) or “établisseur”, using balance wheels, wheel trains and springs from specialists.

I do know that They design, cut and finish their own main plates and bridges, as well as cases though :-)