Hi members,
I wonder if anyone has a spare or willing to sell their Bremont Challenge Coin.
DM/Private message me.
Cheers!
Al
Hi members,
I wonder if anyone has a spare or willing to sell their Bremont Challenge Coin.
DM/Private message me.
Cheers!
Al
@mr.airwristi
Current collection:
Bremont MBII Military and Special Projects (Titanium Barrel)
Bremont MBIII Military and Special Projects DLC (Jet Barrel)
Bremont RAAF Medical Branch
Rolex Explorer 2 16570
Tudor Prince Oysterdate Chrono-Time 9121/0S
What is a Bremont Challenge Coin?
Very interesting.
Now why would the OP want to buy one and for that matter, why do Bremont make them and who gets them?
Sadly I traded mine (the only one I have!) during an international Exercise. Hence, looking for another one!
@mr.airwristi
Current collection:
Bremont MBII Military and Special Projects (Titanium Barrel)
Bremont MBIII Military and Special Projects DLC (Jet Barrel)
Bremont RAAF Medical Branch
Rolex Explorer 2 16570
Tudor Prince Oysterdate Chrono-Time 9121/0S
Thanks for answering my first question. I'm still curious about my other question. Actually, I'm still curious about the coins. I think I get it, it's just seems very strange from a non-military point of view. The closest analogy I can think of is Keanu Reeves in the film John Wick where they trade gold coins, for a different reason but sort of the same principle - I think?
Bremont make (or made!) them for Military watch buyers to get as a ‘gift’ with their watches - to the right people it’s a cool little talking point, in much the same way as the watch itself.
Think of it in the same way as a ‘civvie’ may get a baseball cap thrown in - a little extra gift that can be a talking point, and it useful in some circumstances!
J.
I'd rather have one of those coins rather than a baseball cap!![]()