Fears Introduces the Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar for Its Re‑Birthday
Fears marks its 180th anniversary and a decade since its revival by introducing the Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar, the brand’s first watch with a perpetual calendar complication. The new 39 mm cushion‑shaped case measures 37 mm in length, 9.4 mm thick and features a slimmer profile, polished bevels, a concave bezel and a 45.5 mm lug‑to‑lug span, while retaining the iconic onion‑shaped crown and 50 m water resistance. Inside, a Sellita SW300 base movement is paired with a Dubois Dépraz module, delivering a 28,800 vph frequency, 47‑hour power reserve and a striking 18 K gold rotor, all visible through a sapphire case back. The dial presents a frosted silver‑mink base with black and cyan printing, housing sub‑dials for month, date, day and a moon‑phase complication, complemented by quad‑beveled, black‑gold‑plated indexes and the brand’s Bristol typeface. Priced at £26,950 (inc. VAT), the watch comes with a complimentary winder and is available through Fears boutiques, the official website and select stockists worldwide, joining the regular collection as a blend of elegant design and high‑level horological engineering.
Buying Time Analysis: The story marks Fears’ 180‑year legacy and its first perpetual calendar, highlighting a significant technical and design evolution that reinforces the brand’s heritage while offering collectors a landmark timepiece.
