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Price in our records; not a verified current quote or launch MSRP
Price in our records; not a verified current quote or launch MSRP
Price in our records; not a verified current quote or launch MSRP
Price in our records; not a verified current quote or launch MSRP
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Brand vibe
BOMBFROG was founded in 2011 by Dirk Assmann, a former German Navy Minentaucher (mine clearance diver, EOD/IED operator, paratrooper) working out of Windeby in Schleswig-Holstein — a genuinely unusual origin story in watchmaking, and it shows in the catalog. The early runs went to Bundeswehr and police special units, and the unit editions (Kampfschwimmer, Minentaucher, EOD, RNCD) are still sold as such. The watches are big and unapologetic: a 51mm BT-25 with H3 tritium tubes, a 53mm polycarbonate Carbon One that weighs 74 grams, a 46mm NH35 Minesweeper, and a 1000m G5 titanium flagship with a helium valve. Nothing here is trying to be a dress watch.
Sourcing & Build
InferredSourcing Notes: Movements are bought-in: Seiko NH35 automatics across the steel dive range, Swiss Ronda quartz in the Carbon One, and Swiss quartz/automatic calibers in the G5 titanium line. Cases are 316L stainless, black-IP steel, polycarbonate or grade-5 titanium with AR-coated sapphire. Case, dial and hand manufacturing countries are not disclosed; the brand is run from Windeby, Schleswig-Holstein and offers in-house service, repair and custom/unit editions.
Cost Transparency
- Dispatch (ships from)
- Not disclosed
- Headquarters
- 🇩🇪Windeby, Germany
- Assembly
- Not disclosed
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This page was last updated: October 18, 2026 at 3 pm