Named after Bristol’s historic district, where the Fears brand was first established in 1846, the Redcliff was also the inaugural reissue after Fears’ relaunch in 2016, now coming with a bold, modern edge. Featuring polished steel cases and refined dials with applied indices or Roman numerals, these watches blend classic aesthetics with Swiss precision, making them a symbol of timeless sophistication and reliability.
The Redcliff dial, crafted in Germany, showcases Fears’ meticulous eye for detail. Depending on the model, its surface reveals different unique textures complemented by fine grooves in the chapter ring. Slim baton indexes filled with X1-Grade Super-LumiNova ensure clarity in low light, while the twin index at 12 o’clock pays quiet tribute to the Clifton Suspension Bridge in the brand’s home city of Bristol.
Sophisticated yet understated, the Redcliff reflects a love for classical design and fine craftsmanship. Hand-built in England, the Redcliff’s 39.5mm stainless steel case boasts brushed and polished surfaces along with a sleek 9.8mm profile, ensuring an elegant fit on the wrist.
Fears Redcliff HIGHLIGHTS
A Swiss heart for a British watch
Under the hood, the Redciff runs on Swiss excellence in the form of the La Joux-Perret G100 automatic movement with a 68-hour power reserve and a beautifully finished rotor. Around the back, a polished screw-down case protects the precious mechanism inside.
From desk to adventure
The Fears Redcliff keeps things practical with a date window at 3 o’clock and two strap options to make your day – you can opt between a polished steel bracelet and a woven textile strap. With 150m water resistance, it’s a refined sports watch that’s ready for whatever the day holds.
