Category: FEARS

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April 10 2026

Fears Unveils The New Redcliff 39.5 Pastel Collection

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British watchmaker Fears expands its contemporary sports-elegant lineup with the new Redcliff 39.5 Pastel Collection, a trio of watches that introduces a softer and more seasonal colour palette to the collection. Presented in Peach, Lilac, and Yellow, the new models combine fresh pastel tones with the clean and understated design language that has become a signature of the brand.

This latest release represents a new evolution of the Redcliff line, which made its return in 2024 as an automatic collection. For this pastel-themed edition, Fears opts for a cleaner dial layout by removing the date display, allowing the colours and symmetry of the dial to take centre stage.

Three New Pastel Dial Variants

The defining feature of the new collection is its trio of dial colours. Fears introduces the Redcliff 39.5 in a warm peach tone with subtle rosy undertones, a delicate lilac shade that gives the watch a contemporary and refined look, and a soft yellow version that adds a bright, energetic touch to the lineup.

Each watch features a classic three-hand display with central hours, minutes, and seconds, creating a balanced and uncluttered aesthetic. The absence of a date window further enhances the clean appearance of the dial, placing full emphasis on the pastel finishes.

The collection also retains the Redcliff’s distinctive pencil-style hands, while a printed minute track runs around the outer edge of the dial. Luminescent detailing on the hands and minute scale ensures good legibility in lower-light conditions.

Slim 39.5mm Stainless Steel Case

The new models are housed in a stainless steel case measuring 39.50 mm in diameter and 10.37 mm in thickness, dimensions that make the watch highly versatile for everyday wear. Its relatively slim profile allows it to sit close to the wrist, enhancing comfort while also making it easy to wear under a shirt cuff.

The proportions strike a strong balance between contemporary presence and classic wearability, making the watch suitable for both casual summer outfits and more formal looks.

Powered by the La Joux-Perret G101

Turning the watch over reveals an exhibition caseback showcasing the automatic La Joux-Perret G101 movement. Fears uses the higher-spec soigné version, which is decorated with Côtes de Genève finishing and fitted with the brand’s distinctive blue Bristol Flower rotor.

The movement offers an impressive 68-hour power reserve and is rated to an accuracy of ±7 seconds per day, making it one of the stronger third-party calibres available in this segment. The G101 has become increasingly popular among premium independent brands thanks to its reliability, finishing, and extended autonomy.

Pricing and Availability

The Fears Redcliff 39.5 Pastel Collection is available on either a strap or a stainless steel bracelet. Pricing is set at € 2,600 on strap and € 2,800 on bracelet, excluding VAT.

With this release, Fears continues to expand the Redcliff collection through a more colour-focused approach while preserving the clean and versatile design introduced during the line’s recent revival. The pastel dials give the collection a fresh seasonal identity and offer a distinctive alternative within the brand’s broader catalogue.

Read more here.

General Specifications:

Brand: Fears

Model: Redcliff 39.5 ‘Pastel Collection’

Reference: BS139.500

Dial: Sherbet yellow, soft peach, pale lilac

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 39.50 mm Diameter, 10.37 mm thickness

Crystal: Sapphire glass

Case Back: Sapphire glass

Water Resistance: 150 Meters

Strap: Alcantara strap, stainless steel bracelet

Calibre: La Joux-Perret G101

Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds

Winding: Automatic

Jewels: 24

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Power Reserve: 68 Hours

Price: € 2,600 (on a leather strap), € 2,800 (on a steel bracelet), plus VAT for both prices

Limited Edition: No

Availability: Now

April 9 2026

Fears Introduces The Brunswick 40 ‘Filton’ With Aviation-Inspired Design

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British watchmaker Fears Watch Company continues to expand its modern Brunswick collection with the introduction of the Brunswick 40 ‘Filton’, a new interpretation of its signature cushion-shaped dress watch that adopts a more utilitarian, aviation-inspired aesthetic.

Presented as one of the brand’s releases at Time to Watches, the new model draws clear inspiration from traditional pilot’s watches while preserving the elegant silhouette that has become synonymous with the Brunswick line.

The name “Filton” is a tribute to the historic district of Bristol, long associated with the Bristol Aeroplane Company, further strengthening the brand’s connection to its home city and industrial heritage.

A More Instrument-Led Dial Design

The most striking element of the new Brunswick 40 ‘Filton’ is undoubtedly its dial layout.

Created with legibility as a clear priority, the watch features large Arabic numerals filled with luminescent material, ensuring excellent visibility in all lighting conditions. The aviation inspiration is further reinforced by a triangle marker at 12 o’clock, a detail reminiscent of classic military and cockpit instrument watches.

Additional orientation markers at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock appear as bold horizontal batons, giving the display a strong sense of balance and functionality.

Fears presents the model in two distinct versions. The Raven Black variant offers a high-contrast black-and-white aesthetic that emphasizes readability, while the Squadron Green edition embraces a more military-inspired look with an olive green dial enhanced by a subtle ombré gradient effect.

A major update for the Brunswick line comes in the form of a date complication positioned at 6 o’clock, marking the first time this function has been introduced in the modern collection.

Rather than disrupting the symmetry of the dial, Fears has integrated the date window in a subtle and thoughtful manner. It sits neatly just above the 6 o’clock marker instead of replacing it, preserving the visual balance of the display while adding everyday practicality.

Signature Cushion Case and Refined Finishing

The Brunswick 40 ‘Filton’ retains the collection’s hallmark 40 mm cushion-shaped case, combining soft curves with elegant proportions.

Its rounded profile continues to deliver the refined wrist presence expected from the Brunswick family, while the aviation-inspired dial gives the watch a sportier and more versatile personality that broadens its appeal beyond a classic dress watch.

Turning the watch over reveals an exhibition caseback, offering a clear view of the movement inside.

Powered by the La Joux-Perret G100

Powering the new Filton is the La Joux-Perret G100 automatic movement, a calibre increasingly appreciated among independent brands for its reliability and solid performance.

Visible through the sapphire caseback, the movement is fitted with Fears’ custom Bristol Flower rotor, finished in a vivid blue tone that mirrors the blue leather lining found inside the strap.

The calibre offers a 68-hour power reserve, adding practical convenience for daily wear and allowing the watch to be set aside for a weekend without stopping.

Strap and Bracelet Options

The new Filton models are available on a buffalo leather strap, which complements the watch’s refined yet sporty character. For those who prefer a more contemporary look, Fears also offers the model on a stainless steel bracelet, enhancing its versatility.

Price and Availability

The Fears Brunswick 40 ‘Filton’ is priced at € 3,200 when fitted with the leather strap, while the version on bracelet comes in at € 3,400, with both prices excluding VAT.

With its blend of elegant British design, aviation-inspired legibility, and the welcome addition of a date complication, the new Filton introduces a fresh and more robust expression of the Brunswick collection.

Read more here.

General Specifications:

Brand: Fears

Model: Brunswick 40 ‘Filton’

Reference: BS240.010

Dial: Raven black (sunburst), squadron green (gradient)

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 40 mm Diameter, 11.90 mm thickness

Crystal: Sapphire glass

Case Back: Sapphire glass

Water Resistance: 150 Meters

Strap: Dark brown buffalo leather strap, stainless steel bracelet

Calibre: La Joux-Perret G100

Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, date

Winding: Automatic

Jewels: 24

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Power Reserve: 68 Hours

Price: € 3,200 (on a leather strap), € 3,400 (on a steel bracelet), plus VAT for both prices

Limited Edition: No

Availability: Now

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February 11 2026

180 Years Of Fears: The Brunswick 40.5 Jump Hour “Celestial”

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Fears Watch Company marks its 180th anniversary with the introduction of the Brunswick 40.5 Jump Hour “Celestial,” a limited edition of 75 pieces. This commemorative model combines the brand’s signature cushion-shaped case with a celestial-inspired dial crafted from aventurine glass and natural mother-of-pearl.

Cushion Case in 40.5mm Stainless Steel

The Brunswick 40.5 Jump Hour “Celestial” is housed in a stainless steel case measuring 40.50 mm in diameter, with a thickness of 12.80 mm and a lug-to-lug distance of 47 mm. The finishing alternates between circular brushing on the upper surface and polished accents on the bezel, lugs, and case flanks, creating a refined contrast of textures. An onion-shaped crown positioned at 3 o’clock ensures easy winding and time adjustment while reinforcing the model’s traditional character.

The watch is available with either a solid stainless steel caseback or a sapphire exhibition caseback, allowing a view of the movement inside.

Automatic Movement with Jump-Hour Module

Inside the case beats the automatic Sellita SW200, operating at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour (4Hz). The movement is equipped with 25 jewels and delivers a power reserve of approximately 38 hours. Mounted on top of this base calibre is the JJ01 jump-hour module developed by Christopher Ward. This module enables the instantaneous jumping hour display positioned at 12 o’clock, where the hour is shown digitally through an aperture rather than via a traditional hour hand. The hours change precisely at the top of each hour, while the minutes are indicated centrally by a single hand.

Celestial-Inspired Dial Construction

The defining feature of the “Celestial” edition lies in its distinctive two-part dial construction. The outer ring is made from aventurine glass, a material known for its deep blue tone and sparkling metallic inclusions that evoke the appearance of a star-filled night sky. The minute track is printed in silver directly onto this aventurine surface, integrating the time display into the celestial theme.

At the center of the dial sits a disc of white mother-of-pearl mimics the moon, selected for its natural iridescence and subtle tonal variations. This luminous central element contrasts with the darker outer ring and serves as the backdrop for the polished and brushed Fears-style minute hand.

For this anniversary edition, Fears has introduced newly designed Breguet-inspired numerals, created in-house and used for both the minute scale and the jump-hour display. To maintain visual balance and reduce distraction from the dial composition, the Fears logo has been relocated to the 6 o’clock position, placed above the “England” designation.

Availability and Pricing

The Fears Brunswick 40.5 Jump Hour “Celestial” is limited to 75 individually numbered pieces. It is offered on a blue Barenia calf leather strap or on a five-row stainless steel bracelet featuring brushed and polished finishing. Pricing is set at € 4,200 (excluding VAT) for the leather strap version and € 4,400 (excluding VAT) for the bracelet option.

With its combination of a mechanical jump-hour complication and a dial pairing of aventurine and mother-of-pearl, the Brunswick 40.5 Jump Hour “Celestial” stands as a technically and visually distinctive release within Fears’ anniversary collection.

Read more here.

General Specifications:

Brand: Fears

Model: Brunswick 40.5 Jump Hour “Celestial” Edition

Dial: Aventurine glass and white mother-of-pearl

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 40.50 mm Diameter, 12.80 mm thickness, 47 mm lug-to-lug

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Stainless steel, sapphire glass

Water Resistance: 100 Meters

Strap: Blue Barenia calf leather strap, 5-row stainless steel bracelet

Calibre: Sellita SW200-1 with Christopher Ward’s JJ01 module

Functions: Jump hours, minutes

Winding: Automatic

Jewels: 25

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Power Reserve: 38 Hours

Price: € 4,200 (on a leather strap), € 4,400 (on a steel bracelet), VAT excluded

Limited Edition: Yes, 75 pieces

Availability: Now

January 23 2026

Fears Looks Back To 1846 With A New Brunswick 40 Special Edition

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Fears has unveiled its first British Watchmakers’ Day special edition for 2026 with the Brunswick 40 ‘1846 Edition’, a watch that directly references the brand’s origins while remaining firmly rooted in its modern Brunswick collection. Produced exclusively for British Watchmakers’ Day, the model draws inspiration from one of the earliest Fears pocket watches made in the year the company was founded.

A historical reference

The designation “1846” refers to the year Edwin Fear established the Fears watchmaking business in Bristol, exactly 180 years before the 2026 event. The release also coincides with a decade since the contemporary revival of the brand in 2016. Rather than commemorating these milestones through overt branding, Fears has chosen to express its heritage through materials, proportions, and dial design.

Sterling silver case

The Brunswick 40 ‘1846 Edition’ is housed in a 40mm cushion-shaped case crafted from 925 sterling silver and hallmarked in London. Silver has historical relevance for the brand, as it was commonly used in early Fears pocket watches, and it has become a recurring theme for the brand’s British Watchmakers’ Day releases.

While the overall silhouette remains recognisably Brunswick—with its cushion profile, onion-style crown, and compact lugs—the case has been subtly reworked for improved wearability. The diameter remains 40 mm, while the lug-to-lug measurement extends slightly to 47 mm. Thickness has been reduced to 11.10 mm, making it slimmer than the standard steel Brunswick 40 and helping balance the visual presence typically associated with cushion cases.

Pocket-watch-inspired dial

The dial closely follows the layout of the 1846 pocket watch that inspired it. It features applied Roman numerals, a recessed and oversized small seconds subdial, and thermally blued spade-style hands. The proportions and typography are deliberately traditional, resulting in a display that prioritises legibility and historical accuracy rather than modern reinterpretation.

The enlarged small seconds register is a defining visual element, anchoring the lower half of the dial and reinforcing the pocket-watch aesthetic that underpins the entire design.

Manual-winding movement

Powering the watch is the La Joux-Perret G121M manual-winding movement. It offers a 60-hour power reserve and was selected in part for its small seconds placement, which allows the subdial to sit further from the centre and maintain the oversized layout seen on the dial. The movement is concealed behind a closed caseback, which is engraved with individual edition numbering.

Limited availability

As a British Watchmakers’ Day exclusive, the Brunswick 40 ‘1846 Edition’ is limited to 25 pieces. The watch will be available for purchase exclusively at the event on March 7, 2026. Pricing is set at GBP 4,350.

With its historically faithful dial, sterling silver case, and restrained mechanical specification, the Fears Brunswick 40 ‘1846 Edition’ serves as a material-focused tribute to the brand’s early years while remaining consistent with the design language of its modern collection.

Read more here.

General Specifications:

Brand: Fears

Model: Brunswick 40 “1846 Edition”

Dial: White enamel-style lacquer

Case Material: 925 Sterling silver

Case Dimensions: 40 mm Diameter, 11.10 mm thickness, 47 mm lug-to-lug

Crystal: Sapphire glass

Case Back: Silver

Water Resistance: 100 Meters

Strap: Fears Blue pig leather strap with a silver pin buckle

Calibre: La Joux-Perret G121M

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds

Winding: Hand-wound

Jewels: 24

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Power Reserve: 60 Hours

Price: GBP 4,350

Limited Edition: Yes, 25 pieces

Availability: Exclusively during British Watchmakers Day on March 7, 2026.

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November 25 2025

Geometry And Color In Motion: Fears’ New Brunswick 38 “De Stijl”

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Ace Jewelers’ appointment as the exclusive Fears dealer in the Netherlands marked a significant milestone earlier this year, but the partnership has now taken a creative step forward with the introduction of a collaborative limited edition. The new Fears x Ace Jewelers Brunswick 38 “De Stijl Edition” combines British watchmaking with Dutch artistic heritage, resulting in a visually striking interpretation of the classic Brunswick.

A Familiar Case With a Graphic Twist

The Brunswick 38 retains the refined cushion-shaped case that has become a hallmark of the collection. Its 38 mm diameter, 11.69mm thickness, and 42mm lug-to-lug provide balanced wrist presence and maintain the model’s blend of elegance and versatility. The case uses a combination of finishes to create subtle visual contrast. Only the top surface is brushed, while the bezel and case flanks feature a fully polished finish that reflects light cleanly and frames the dial with a smooth, mirror-like edge. At 3 o’clock, the knurled onion-shaped crown adds a touch of texture and echoes design cues from traditional Fears models.

This geometric approach to form aligns naturally with the principles of the De Stijl movement, which emphasized structure, clarity, and harmonious proportions, making the case a fitting canvas for this artistic collaboration.

A Dial Inspired by Dutch Modern Art

The centerpiece of the watch is its dial, created by Fears’ in-house designer Lee Yuen-Rapati. The design draws heavily from the visual language of De Stijl, the Dutch art movement founded in 1917 by Piet Mondriaan, Theo van Doesburg, and others. Known for its focus on primary colors, straight lines, and simplified compositions, De Stijl becomes the foundation for a striking yet functional reinterpretation of the Brunswick’s dial layout.

The dial features a composition of colors – black, grey, blue, red, and yellow rectangles arranged in a way that is both artistic and purposeful. The black rectangular elements double as hour markers, blending seamlessly into the design. A blue square positioned at 6 o’clock serves as the running seconds subdial, adding both symmetry and functional clarity. The hour and minute hands maintain the characteristic skeletonized shape associated with Fears and are rendered in black for strong contrast against the colorful background. The sub-seconds hand, finished in white, stands out crisply within the blue square.

The overall effect is a modernist composition with clear references to Mondriaan’s work, transforming the watch into a miniature piece of wearable art while still remaining legible enough for daily use.

Manual-Wind Movement by La Joux-Perret

Inside the watch is the manual-winding La Joux-Perret D100 movement, a Swiss-made caliber chosen for its reliability and elegant simplicity. The movement operates at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour, contains 18 jewels, and delivers a power reserve of approximately 50 hours. Owners can view the movement through the sapphire exhibition caseback, which also displays each watch’s individual number out of the limited run of 50. A screw-down caseback contributes to the watch’s 100 meters of water resistance, a practical feature for a timepiece with a manually wound movement. Final assembly takes place in England, underscoring Fears’ commitment to its historical roots.

Price & Availability

The Fears x Ace Jewelers Brunswick 38 “De Stijl Edition” is limited to 50 pieces and priced at €4,114. It is available exclusively through Ace Jewelers and Fears.

General Specifications:

Brand: Fears

Model: Brunswick 38 “De Stijl Edition”

Reference: BS23800B.029.047

Dial: White with black, grey, blue, red and yellow elements

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 38 mm Diameter, 11.69 mm thickness, 42 mm lug-to-lug

Crystal: Sapphire glass

Case Back: Sapphire glass

Water Resistance: 100 Meters

Strap: Black leather strap with a steel pin buckle

Calibre: La Joux-Perret D100

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds

Winding: Hand-wound

Jewels: 18

Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 Vph)

Power Reserve: 50 Hours

Price: € 4,114

Limited Edition: Yes, 50 pieces

Availability: Ace Jewelrs boutiques and Fears

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September 25 2025

Fears × Studio Underd0g Return With The Manhattan Cocktail On The Wrist

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Two British watchmakers, each with very different identities, have teamed up once again. Following the London-exclusive Gimlet earlier this year, Fears and Studio Underd0g return with another cocktail-inspired creation—the Fears × Studio Underd0g Manhattan. This new model will be available in a limited run of 300 pieces, sold exclusively at Windup Watch Fair NYC starting October 17, priced at USD 1,300.

Case and Construction

The Manhattan is based on the cushion-shaped case of the Fears Brunswick. Measuring 38 mm in diameter, 12 mm in thickness, and 43.50 mm lug-to-lug, it offers a vintage-inspired profile. Crafted from 316L stainless steel, the case is fitted with a sapphire crystal on the front and a solid steel case back engraved with a pair of cocktail cherries. The watch is also rated to 100 meters of water resistance, making it versatile for daily wear.

A Dial with Depth and Warmth

The standout feature of the Manhattan is its layered dial construction, designed to capture the essence of its cocktail inspiration. The base layer features a sunburst silver plate with a radial fumé effect, creating a sense of depth. On top sits a 1mm-thick amber sapphire disc, secured by two visible slotted-head pins.

This combination produces a striking play of light and shadow, giving the dial a rich amber tone reminiscent of a glass of Manhattan under the light. Printed details appear to float above the dial surface, adding to the three-dimensional effect.

Movement

Inside the Manhattan beats the Sellita SW210-1, a Swiss hand-wound movement operating at 28,800 vph. The caliber features hacking seconds and provides a 42-hour power reserve, staying true to the mechanical traditions both brands admire.

Strap

The watch comes on a tobacco-brown leather strap handmade by The Strap Tailor, featuring quick-release spring bars and a co-signed pin buckle.

Limited and Exclusive

With only 300 units produced, the Fears × Studio Underd0g Manhattan will be available exclusively at Windup Watch Fair NYC. The collaboration blends the classical design language of Fears with the creative energy of Studio Underd0g, resulting in a timepiece that balances tradition with a fresh, modern twist.

If you dream of owning one of these, good luck with it — just like the Gimlet, the Manhattan is expected to sell out in a flash.

Read more here.

General Specifications:

Brand: Fears x Studio Underd0g

Model: The Manhattan

Reference: 02MAOX

Dial: Amber

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 38 mm Diameter, 12 mm thickness, 43.50 mm lug-to-lug

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Stainless steel

Water Resistance: 100 Meters

Strap: Tobacco-brown leather strap by The Strap Tailor with a stainless steel pin buckle

Calibre: Sellita SW210-1

Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds

Winding: Hand-wound

Jewels: 19

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Power Reserve: 42 Hours

Price: USD 1,300

Limited Edition: Yes, 300 pieces

Availability: Exclusively at Windup Watch Fair NYC (October 17, 2025)

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August 29 2025

Fears Expands Its Collection With New Brunswick And Redcliff Models

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British watchmaker Fears, one of the oldest family-run companies in the UK, continues to build on its heritage with the release of three new models across its core collections. The lineup introduces fresh takes on the brand’s signature Brunswick and Redcliff designs, blending classical inspiration with modern watchmaking.

Brunswick 38 Charcoal Rose

The Brunswick 38 Charcoal Rose refines the brand’s signature cushion-shaped design in a compact 38 mm stainless steel case with a short 43 mm lug-to-lug span. Its dial draws from vintage Fears models, presenting a granular charcoal texture enhanced with rose gold-plated details across the hands, applied hour markers, minute track, and small seconds subdial.

Powering this edition is the La Joux-Perret D100 manual-winding movement, chosen for its slim construction and 50-hour power reserve. The case measures just 11 mm in height, ensuring a comfortable fit on the wrist. The model is offered on either a chestnut brown cordovan strap or a 5-link stainless steel bracelet, priced at GBP 3,450 and GBP 3,650 respectively.

Fears, Brunswick 38 Charcoal Rose. Charcoal dial, stainless steel case, 38 mm diameter, 11 mm thickness, 43 mm lug-to-lug, sapphire crystal, 100 meters water resistance. Stainless steel bracelet or Cordovan leather strap. Calibre La Joux-Perret D100, hand-wound movement, hour, minutes, small seconds, 21,600 Vph, 17 jewels, 50 hours of power reserve. Price: GBP 3,450 (on a leather strap) or GBP 3,650 (on a steel bracelet).

Brunswick 40.5 Jump Hour Barleycorn

A more technical evolution of the Brunswick family, the Brunswick 40.5 Jump Hour Barleycorn combines traditional cushion-case proportions with a distinctive time display. The dial features a three-dimensional barleycorn guilloché outer ring in silver and a contrasting plum lacquered central disc. At 12 o’clock, a large aperture reveals the digital-style jumping hour window, while a central hand tracks the minutes.

Inside, the watch is powered by the Christopher Ward JJ01 jump hour module integrated with the Sellita SW200 automatic movement. Measuring 40.5mm in diameter, the polished and brushed steel case pairs with a plum Alcantara strap or an optional stainless steel bracelet. Prices are GBP 4,250 on strap and GBP 4,450 on bracelet.

Fears, Brunswick 40.5 Jump Hour Barleycorn. Silver barleycorn guilloché dial with a plum lacquered centre, stainless steel case, 40.50 mm diameter, 12.80 mm thickness, 47 mm lug-to-lug, sapphire crystal, 100 meters water resistance. Stainless steel bracelet or Cordovan leather strap. Calibre Sellita SW200 wth Christopher Ward JJ01 jump hour module, automatic movement, jump hours, minutes, 28,800 Vph, 25 jewels, 38 hours of power reserve. Price: GBP 4,250 (on a leather strap) or GBP 4,450 (on a steel bracelet).

Redcliff 39.5 Date ES

The new Redcliff 39.5 Date ES (Endurance Specification) introduces a more rugged and performance-oriented design. Built in hardened frosted stainless steel, the watch incorporates black DLC-coated elements on the bezel, caseback, crown, and buckle for added durability. With a 39.50 mm case and 150m water resistance, it is designed for everyday versatility.

The dial features a multi-layered construction with a matte black rehaut, bold moulded Super-LumiNova hour markers, and vivid orange accents on the minute track and seconds hand. A textured FKM rubber strap enhances comfort and resilience. Powering the watch is the automatic La Joux-Perret G100 calibre, delivering a robust 68-hour power reserve. The Redcliff 39.5 Date ES is priced at GBP 3,350.

Fears, Redcliff 39.5 Date ES. Black dial, stainless steel case with black DLC-coated accents, 39.50 mm diameter, 9.95 mm thickness, 47 mm lug-to-lug, sapphire crystal, 100 meters water resistance. FKM rubber strap. Calibre La Joux-Perret G100, automatic movement, hours, minutes, seconds, date, 28,800 Vph, 24 jewels, 68 hours of power reserve. Price: GBP 3,350.

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March 28 2025

Fears Introduces Arnos Pewter Blue, A Timeless Tribute To The 1930s

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As the watch world gears up for Watches and Wonders, another major event is set to take place in parallel—Time To Watches. This alternative showcase provides a platform for brands not participating in the industry’s largest trade show, offering collectors and enthusiasts an opportunity to discover unique timepieces. Among the brands making waves at Time To Watches is the renowned British watchmaker Fears, unveiling its latest addition to the Arnos collection: the Fears Arnos Pewter Blue.

Drawing inspiration from the 1920s and 1930s, the new Arnos Pewter Blue embraces vintage elegance with a curved rectangular case. This refined design mirrors the historic aesthetic of the brand’s 175th anniversary Archival 1930 limited edition from 2021. The stainless steel case measures 22.60mm in diameter, 8.40mm in thickness, and 40mm in length, making it a sophisticated dress watch with timeless appeal. The polished bezel and lugs contrast beautifully with the brushed horizontal sides, while the sapphire crystal ensures durability. Additional design elements include drilled lugs, a fluted crown at 3 o’clock engraved with the Fears signature, a solid curved case back, and a 30-meter water resistance rating.

The dial of the Fears Arnos Pewter Blue is a true work of art. At its center, a blue circular section features a snailing pattern and a sunray finish, complemented by crisp white printed Roman numerals and a traditional railroad minute track. The hour and minute hands adopt the brand’s signature pipette style, reinforcing its vintage aesthetic. Surrounding this detailed center, a CNC-machined hobnail background with a rhodium coating adds depth and sophistication, ensuring the watch stands out in both classic and contemporary settings.

Unlike the limited edition model released four years ago, which housed an NOS hand-wound ETA2360 movement, the new Arnos Pewter Blue is powered by an automatic Sellita SW1000-1. This Swiss-made movement features 18 jewels, operates at a frequency of 28,800 Vph, and provides a power reserve of up to 46 hours. Enhancing its exclusivity, the movement includes a custom Fears rotor, a testament to the brand’s commitment to craftsmanship and innovation.

Fears offers the Arnos Pewter Blue with two strap options to suit different styles. The first is a taupe Barenia leather strap with a steel pin buckle, engraved with the brand’s logo, delivering a classic and refined look. The second is a blue rubber Delugs strap with a butterfly clasp, adding a modern and versatile touch. Now part of Fears’ permanent collection, the Arnos Pewter Blue is available for purchase at a price of GBP 4,350, making it a compelling choice for collectors seeking a distinctive, heritage-inspired timepiece.

With its meticulous craftsmanship, vintage inspiration, and modern movement upgrade, the Fears Arnos Pewter Blue is a striking addition to the brand’s lineup. As Time To Watches unfolds alongside Watches and Wonders, this launch proves that independent brands continue to push boundaries and offer enthusiasts exceptional alternatives in the world of fine watchmaking.

Read more here.

General Specifications:

Brand: Fears

Model: Arnos Pewter Blue

Dial: Blue and CNC-machined hobnail pattern rhodium-plated

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 22.60 mm Diameter, 8.40 mm thickness, 40 mm lug-to-lug

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Stainless steel

Water Resistance: 30 Meters

Strap: Taupe Barenia leather strap with a steel pin buckle and a blue rubber Delugs strap with a butterfly clasp

Calibre: Sellita SW1000-1

Functions: Hours, minutes

Winding: Automatic

Jewels: 18

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Power Reserve: 46 Hours

Price: GBP 4,350

Limited Edition: No

Availability: Now

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January 30 2025

Studio Underd0g x Fears The Gimlet: Where Classic Meets Playful

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The Studio Underd0g and Fears collaboration brings forth an unexpected yet harmonious blend of British craftsmanship and creativity with the limited-edition Brunswick 38 “The Gimlet”. This exclusive timepiece combines Fears’ refined elegance with Studio Underd0g’s playful extravagance, creating a watch that’s as bold as the classic cocktail it’s named after.

Inspired by the Gimlet, a refreshing blend of gin and lime juice, the watch’s standout feature is its gradient lime dial. What makes it even more captivating is the full lume achieved through seven layers of Super-LumiNova, ensuring a radiant glow in the dark. Topping off this luminous masterpiece is a 1mm transparent sapphire disc, adding a sophisticated edge to the vibrant design.

The cushion-shaped stainless steel case measures 38mm in diameter, 12mm in thickness, and 43.50mm in length, featuring primarily brushed finishes with polished straight lugs and a smooth bezel. The domed sapphire crystal enhances the watch’s sleek profile, while a fluted ball-shaped crown at 3 o’clock and an engraved case back featuring a small lemon motif complete the design. The watch also boasts a robust 100m water resistance, making it both stylish and practical.

The dial’s playful lime tone is accentuated by black-printed Arabic numerals, indexes, and railway minute track, all set on the sapphire disc. Openworked hands and a center seconds hand provide impeccable legibility and contrast.

The hand-wound Sellita SW210-1 movement powers the watch, offering a reliable 42-hour power reserve and operating at a frequency of 28,800 Vph. This movement replaces the previous ETA 7001, ensuring precision and longevity.

Paired with a dark brown leather strap featuring beige stitching and a steel pin buckle, the watch exudes a refined yet adventurous charm. Priced at GBP 1,000, this exclusive release will debut at the British Watchmakers’ Day in London on March 8th. Given its distinctive design and limited availability, it is expected to sell out quickly, making it a must-have for the two brands enthusiasts.

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General Specifications:

Brand: Studio Underd0g

Model: Fears The Gimlet

Dial: Lime

Case Material: Stainless steel

Case Dimensions: 38 mm Diameter, 12 mm thickness, 43.50 mm lug-to-lug

Crystal: Sapphire Glass

Case Back: Stainless steel

Water Resistance: 100 Meters

Strap: Brown leather strap with a stainless steel pin buckle

Calibre: Sellita SW210-1

Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds

Winding: Hand-wound

Jewels: 19

Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 Vph)

Power Reserve: 42 Hours

Price: GBP 1,000

Limited Edition: Yes, 200 pieces

Availability: Exclusively at the British Watchmakers’ Day (March 8th, 2025)

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