Since Brew?s Metric Chronograph was released last summer, it?s become something of a viral sensation. The watch has become a social media hit, with new batches selling out almost immediately, and it?s brought a newfound (and long deserved) recognition to Jonathan Ferrer?s espresso inspired, design forward watch brand. The funky 70s inspired case and a spirited use of color has struck a chord, and now only a matter of months since the launch of the Metric, Brew is back with a trio of new colorways that are equally as charming as the original variants. Now there?s a Metric for (almost) everybody. 

When Brew began teasing the new Metrics last week, they led with what is likely the most dramatic of the bunch, a dial in an impossibly bright, almost neon, shade of green. This new dial is set off with white subdials and accents in yellow and orange. It?s a combination that you wouldn?t necessarily think would work on paper, but the execution here is predictably on target and the watch somehow comes together coherently. It?s adventurous to be sure, but if you?re looking to really make a brightly colored statement, this is the Metric for you. 
The other new variants are a little more subdued, and are comparable to the original steel dialed Metric, which served as a sober complement to the colorful ?Retro? dial, which is the one that really took over the microbrand conversation for a hot minute last year. The new dials in navy blue and a paler, metallic, sunburst b...