I arrived in St. James's at 6.30pm, King Street left, straight down is the Mall with Buckingham Palace over to the right. A nice neighbourhood I thought.

Stepping in to the Adam & Co Bank and here are a couple of Bank PR girls

Modern Interior softened with a glass of champagne.

The Band

Interior of the Bremont display area, very full

Spitfire Flight Simulator

The Bremont Range

Geoff an ATG regular sporting a Bremont ALT1-Z on one arm and a 5517 Mil Sub on the other, nice balance i thought. Lol!

The charity auction begins (he is actually pointing at me).

The Bremont EP 120 watch (sorry about the pics)

The watch will come with a leather and fabric strap, the buckle is 'twin pin' and has the same black diamond coating. It looks very cool.

Too dark to get a better shot

Paddington station for the train home.

Speaking to Nick improvements to the design are as follows. The knurled spitfire tyre rubber coverings of the crowns will now be machined from steel. The rubber just did not stand up to testing having the knurling made from steel to match the tread is a great idea. The position of the Bremont EP 120 and colour of the type is not yet set in stone as a litle more colour may balance out but it is pretty much finished.

Not easy to realise completely a design from scratch in such a short time which has already been seen and I think they have done an outstanding job. The aluminium 12 noon regsiter has just the right ammount of ageing in my opinion and the hand machined (from the EP 120 wings) propellers are outstanding.

The watch I think is a winner!