Fears Watch Company Stirs Luxury Timepiece Market With The Upper Crust Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar

A stellar narrative of time and sophistication unfolds with Fears’ new release, the Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar, marking the tenth anniversary of the brand’s return into the watchmaking industry. Fears, an illustrious name in Britain’s watchmaking history, dates back to its first establishment in 1846 in Bristol by Edwin Fear. The company catered to the lovers of horology for 130 years till it closed doors in 1976. Like a phoenix rising from its ashes, Fears returned in 2016, re-established by Edwin Fear’s great-great-great-grandson, Nicholas Bowman-Scargill.

With the release of Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar, the brand personifies its core essence further, ascending its way into high-end complications. Known for its time-only pieces, echoing distinct elegance and British craftsmanship, this new model is a leap forward for the brand. This wristwatch maintains the comfortable cushion-shaped case of the Brunswick range but melds it with the complexity of a perpetual calendar.

At its core, the watch operates on a Sellita SW300 base, integrated with a modified Dubois Dépraz perpetual calendar. The entire mechanism shines with the Custom 18k gold rotor, highlighting the beauty of its dark Rhodium-finished, hand-finished frosted bridges and plates.

The unveiling of the Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar is not just another addition to Fears’ line-up- it is a testament to the brand’s evolution, celebrating its past whilst looking towards the future.