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Love Letters from Britain

The Time is Now, with Bremont

Determined not to let British watch craftsmanship become a thing of the past, two brothers are revitalising an industry rich with history. Their passion, precision, and pioneering spirit prove this trade is right at home.
6th Dec 2021
Love Letters from Britain The Time is Now, with Bremont
Love Letters from Britain is a new series of short documentary-style films uncovering the untold stories of UK’s most innovative luxury brands, produced for Walpole by BBC StoryWorks commercial productions and including stories supported by the GREAT Britain & Northern Ireland campaign.
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"There are so many things in life that are disposable. A mechanical watch is there forever, and there's something quite romantic about that. They're objects of passion, really. It's a little heartbeat on your wrist." - Nick English, co-founder, Bremont

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