It’s the two hundredth anniversary of the Royal Nationwide Lifeboat Establishment, which supplies 24-hour search and rescue companies throughout the UK.
Over the previous two centuries, the group has been chargeable for saving over 143,000 lives.
British watchmaker Bremont is celebrating its bicentenary with three restricted editions of 200 items every, bearing the RNLI emblem and 1824 – 2024 on their dials.
There’s an RNLI version of the 43mm Bremont Supermarine 500 with a blue steel dial and an orange-tipped seconds hand in honor of the establishment’s colours.
It is out there with both an orange or blue rubber strap for £3,795 or a metal bracelet for £4,195.
If 43mm is a bit chunky, the 40mm S300 RNLI could also be extra appropriate.
It is available in the identical shade scheme because the S500 and might be bought with rubber straps for £3,295 or with a bracelet for £3,695.
Even smaller is the 34mm SOLO-34 RNLI, now out there for £3,195 on a blue leather-based strap or £3,395 on a bracelet.
Bremont has promised {that a} proportion of the proceeds from the sale of those watches will go on to the RNLI’s life-saving work.
