Fears Watch Company, founded in Bristol, England in 1846, has experienced a resurgence under the leadership of Nicholas Bowman-Scargill, a direct descendant of the original founder. The brand’s revival has been marked by the introduction of exciting new collections, such as the Brunswick, a series of mechanical watches featuring a distinctive cushion-shaped case crafted entirely in Britain.
The Fears Brunswick showcases a captivating dial design, featuring a subtle railway track and rhodium-coated “Edwin” Arabic numerals. Each model within the series offers a unique dial pattern, adding to the watch’s individuality. The signature sword hands, sometimes matching the dial colour, complement the overall aesthetic. The 38mm models, equipped with a sunken sub-seconds counter at 6 o’clock, offer additional functionality for the discerning watch enthusiast.
The Fears Brunswick offers a versatile rage of options to suit individual preferences. Available in both 40mm and 38mm stainless steel cases, this watch caters to various wrist sizes. Inspired by a 1924 gentlemen’s case that was recovered from the Fears archives, the Brunswick features a distinctive curved case and a choice of vintage-inspired dial colours. The 40mm model, with its screw-down crown, offers a more sporty and robust aesthetic for more active individuals.
Fears Brunswick HIGHLIGHTS
Beating heart of the watch
The Fears Brunswick is powered by high-performance Swiss movements. The 38mm model features the reliable ETA 7001, modified for precision in Britain. Beating at 21,600 bhp, the calibre offers a 42-hour power reserve. The larger 40mm model is equipped with the ETA 2824-2 automatic movement that boasts a 38-hour power reserve. Both movements provide exceptional precision and durability, ensuring a satisfying ownership experience.
Master of versatility
The Fears Brunswick offers a range of options to suit individual preferences. Choose from a sleek stainless steel bracelet with solid screw links or a handcrafted leather strap, each adding a unique touch to the timepiece. The smaller 38mm model offers 100-metre water resistance, while the larger 40mm model boasts 150-metre water resistance, ensuring versatility for any occasion.
