Fears adds the Opera Black, with an onyx and white lacquer dial, to its Arnos collection
The Bristol watchmaker, revived in 2016, brings the black-tie dress code to its rectangular watch with a polished black onyx dial around a white lacquer circle.
Christopher Ward's C63 Sealander Chronograph Arrives at the Price of the Hamilton Intra-Matic Auto Chrono
The British brand's first mechanical chronograph since 2020 arrives with a Sellita calibre and matches the price of two Swatch Group watches that share a movement with each other.
Almost Nobody Builds a Jump Hour. Fears Just Nailed Its Last One
A disc that jumps instantly every sixty minutes, a module manufactured exclusively for Christopher Ward, and a luminous ceramic dial. Orders close on August 17.
Christopher Ward Launches the Trident 30×30: a Special Edition With a Cause.
The brand's fourth Blue Marine Foundation collaboration donates £30 per watch to ocean conservation, but the news here is the new Sellita SW200-2 Power+ movement debuting inside it.
The Arc: Beaucroft’s new watch inspired by a Cambridge bridge
This English microbrand, with six years on the market, turned an arch over the River Cam into the signature feature of its watch case. It costs £437, is hand-assembled in England, and ships to Mexico and Latin America.
The hand-painted caliber: Christopher Ward, The Dial Artist and the Twelve Xander
Chris Alexander spent 900 hours painting eight components of the Calibre SH21. He didn't paint a dial: he painted the movement. All 150 pieces sold out on launch day. This explains why the difference matters.