Fears adds two new models to their Brunswick collection today, one with a limited production and the other a permanent addition to the catalog. While Fears has worked diligently to expand their repertoire over the past few years with archival releases like the 1930 and an impressive collaboration with Garrick, the Brunswick, in many ways, remains their signature watch and most accomplished design. It?s a cushion case with real presence that allows Fears to flex their finishing muscle, and also serves as a canvas for a variety of interesting dial variants that have been introduced over the course of recent Fears history, including one set with diamonds in a platinum case. The new variants make a lot of sense as an expansion of the product line, and include nods to British culture as well as a classic dial color we?re surprised wasn?t already part of the lineup. 
We?ll start with the more limited variant, the Brunswick Jubilee Edition. This is a purple dialed Brunswick that has been released to mark the Queen?s Platinum Jubilee, and will only be produced in 2022, but it is not, strictly speaking, a limited edition. The dial is in royal purple with a sunburst finish, and subsidiary seconds dial at 6:00 is sunken with a contrasting guilloche pattern. The hour markers are applied and polished, and rhodium plating has been used on the trademark Fears skeletonized hands. 

The other watch announced today has a champagne dial, and is a useful example of how dial ...