Bremont is an award-winning British company producing beautifully engineered chronometers at its headquarters in Henley on Thames, England. Time began for Bremont in 2002, when it embarked on a journey to make beautifully crafted pilot’s watches of exceptional quality. Inspired by a love of flying historic aircraft, of watches and all things mechanical, its timepieces are tested beyond the normal call of duty. Immensely precise, reliable and durable, Bremont watches are hand built in limited numbers. Each is designed to appeal to those who share its passion for - and appreciation of - the innovation and mastery behind a beautiful mechanical wristwatch.
View Collection >Our in-house valuer, Leonie Armin (FGA) is amongst the best in the industry. Hamilton & Inches has been appraising and valuing jewellery and watches in Edinburgh for over 100 years.
Find Out More >Our Service Department is fully equipped with the tools and expertise to help keep your jewellery and watches in beautiful condition.
Find Out More >Our resident engraver is an exceptional artist, who works using his expert eye, photographic memory and steady hands.
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Coronavirus has affected the lives of everyone in the country. It has been a challenging time that we have to continue to adapt to on a daily basis with our Edinburgh team, clients and suppliers across the country. As a brand with over 150 years of history, it has been important for us to stand … Continue reading The Challenge of COVID-19 and Remaining Resilient
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Hamilton & Inches has been an integral part of Edinburgh since it opened its doors on the 28th May 1866. Then situated on Princes Street, it provided those with means the ability to buy a range of jewellery and silverware and then, in 1883, watches and clocks. With almost 154 years of history, comes stories … Continue reading Thirty Years at Hamilton & Inches by Ninian Dunlop
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On the very top floor of 87 George Street, in a room offset from our expert jewellers’ workshop, our project archivist Amy Cawood has immersed herself in the history of Hamilton & Inches. With a BA Hons degree in English Literature from Cambridge University, an MSc in Records Management and Digital Preservation and a career … Continue reading Exploring the Archives of Hamilton & Inches
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