The new Fears Brunswick 40.5 “Barleycorn Plum” Jump Hour is not just another elegant British watch. In this in-depth review, we explore the cushion-shaped Brunswick case, the barleycorn silver-and-plum dial, and, of course, the star of the show: the Jump Hour complication. For all the details and more, you know what to do – check out the detailed video right below:
In this video, we also break down how a Jump Hour works, why it’s such a clever piece of mechanical engineering, and why this Fears release matters. Expect details on the movement, design, finishing, and how this piece fits into the broader landscape of British horology.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Case: 40.5mm, stainless steel, brushed and polished, 20mm lug width
- Dial: Silverwhite colour, barleycorn pattern, rhodium-plating with plum lacquer
- Straps: Plum and Storm Grey, both Alcantara®, both handmade
- Bracelet: 5-link, stainless steel bracelet with screw links and butterfly clasp
- Movement: Christopher Ward’s JJ01 Module, Sellita SW200 base
- Water Resistance: 100 metres (10 ATM)
More info right here.