Bremont’s Terra Nova Nova Jumping Hour Watch Now Comes in a Compact 35mm Case Size
Unveiled at Geneva Watch Days, the British brand scales down its field-inspired model for a dressier profile.
Summary
Bremont expands its Terra Nova Jumping Hour line with a compact 35mm case in 904L steel.
Variants include core steel, sunray burgundy, and limited-edition shimmering Frosted and Frosted Pink models.
Driven by the automatic Calibre BC634, delivering instantaneous hour changes and a 54-hour power reserve.
Unveiled at Geneva Watch Days, Bremont has expanded its field-inspired Terra Nova collection with five new additions headlined by a 35mm case size. First introduced in 2024, the Terra Nova line draws design cues from early 20th-century trench and military pocket watches, reimagining classic military aesthetics through modern cushion-shaped cases with low profiles and shortened lugs. The new 35mm silhouette transforms the collection’s signature montre à guichet (jumping hour) display into a versatile dress watch format with vintage charm, joining an updated 40.5mm execution to broaden the range.
The 35mm lineup is crafted from 904L stainless steel and features several distinct finishes and dial designs. The core Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour presents a closed, brushed steel dial face with dual aperture windows at 12 and 6 o’clock for the jumping hour and sweeping minutes. Adding rich color to the range, the Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour Burgundy introduces a sunray-lacquered burgundy dial with vertical jumping hour windows, a central seconds hand, and star and dot hour markers.
For a more decorative touch, Bremont introduced two limited-edition textured models: the Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour Frosted, limited to 150 pieces with a shimmering, diamond-like hammered case, and the Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour Frosted Pink, limited to 200 pieces featuring a sunray pink dial, star and diamond markers, and a pale pink nubuck leather strap.
At the heart of the new models is the automatic Bremont Calibre BC634, developed in exclusive partnership with Sellita. Running at 28,800 vph with a 54-hour power reserve, the movement powers a high-torque jumping hour mechanism capable of instantaneous hour changes in under one-tenth of a second. Depending on the model, the watches offer water resistance ranging from 30 meters on the closed-dial editions to 100 meters on the burgundy dial variants. Every reference is equipped with quick-release 904L stainless steel bracelets or coordinating nubuck leather straps, offering versatile styling across the updated collection. Head over to Bremont’s website now for more information.
