

The complicated Fears Please note : the Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar is a limited-production model with a maximum of 25 pieces made per year and the 2026 allocation has now sold-out. We are now taking pre-orders for the 2027 allocation that will begin shipping from May 2027 . Hand-built in Britain. The Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar is the most complicated watch Fears has ever made . A watch that displays the full calendar, which is adjusted automatically (despite the length of month) whilst also taking into account the leap year every four years (with no interaction required from the owner). As the first automatic perpetual calendar wrist watch from a British brand in modern times, this is the pinnacle of Fears. Case : 39mm, stainless steel, brushed & polished, 20mm lug width Dial : Silver Mink , lightly frosted, coated in pure silver, black and cyan printing Strap: Walnut , matte Ostrich (with matching brushed & polished Fears buckle) Movement: Dubois Depraz 55115, time, day, date, month, leap-year, moonphase (adjusting perpetually until the year 2100), automatic (solid 18ct gold rotor), 47hr power reserve Water Resistance: 50 metres (5 ATM) Graceful and complex, the Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar introduces a new case architecture to the Brunswick family with flat brushed sides, polished wide bevels and a concave bezel and caseback. The silhouette takes its inspiration from a gentleman’s cushion case watch in the Fears archives, first made in 1924 and seen here in its most multifaceted, yet elegant execution. CASE The Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar introduces a new complex case to the Brunswick family. At just 9.4mm thin with an additional 0.7mm of domed sapphire crystal, this is the slimmest Brunswick made to date. The case is machined from a solid block of 316L stainless steel in Switzerland where it has undergone careful finishing with brushed and highly polished surfaces, which highlight its glancing curves. The bezel and caseback both feature a concave profile which is a first for a Fears watch. This profile lends a sophisticated feel to the watch, while also visually slimming the watch even further so its sits low down on the wrist. Complementing the case is the Fears bespoke ‘onion’-shaped winding crown that has been signed with the Fears Cypher. Across the case band are four discreet 'corrector' pushers. Each one, when depressed, adjusts one of the many functions of the watch (which once set will not need to be adjusted again until the year 2100). 50m (5 ATM) of water resistance allows the Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar to be worn and enjoyed everyday taking splashes and light submersion in its stride. Caseback The Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar is offered exclusively with an open exhibition caseback, offering an unobstructed view of the finely hand-decorated movement and its solid 18ct gold rotor adorned with the Bristol flower and polished cypher emblem. DIAL The Silver Mink dial on the Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar has a warm, yet bright, silver appearance with a refined lightly-frosted surface finish making it legible whilst not distracting. With this watch being a perpetual calendar there is a significant amount of information conveyed on its dial. Each calendar indications resides in their own sub-dial with fine grooves cut into the sunken surface and a bespoke set of 'Bristol' letters & numerals created by Fears' in-house designer exclusively for this watch. Crisp black printing creates a pleasing contrast with the soft silver base colour ensuring the time (along with the day, date, month and leap-year) can all be read at a moments glance. The hand-applied indicies are milled from a block of brass before being diamond cut and polished with each one receiving four bevels that catch the light with a sparkle. Coated in warm 18ct black gold they contrast perfectly with the Silver Mink dial colour. HANDS The Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar's distinctive ‘ Fears ’-shaped hour & minute hands are milled fro
Details and photos come from Fears’s website, last checked Oct 26, 2026. Specs were read automatically and may contain mistakes.
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