Bremont adds a 35mm case and burgundy dial to the Terra Nova Jumping Hour collection, exclusively unveiled at Geneva Watch Days 2026.
Worth Noting
- Exclusively unveiled at Geneva Watch Days in September 2026, five new Terra Nova Jumping Hour references mark Bremont’s first 35mm case size for the complication, alongside a burgundy colourway across both the 35mm and 40.5mm formats.
- All models share the Calibre BC634: 28,800 bph, 54-hour power reserve, instantaneous jumping hour in under one-tenth of a second.
- Two references are limited editions: the Frosted (150 pieces) and the Frosted Pink (200 pieces).
- Cases are constructed from 904L stainless steel throughout, with frosted finishing on the two limited variants.
Design & Mechanics
The cushion-shaped case that defines the Terra Nova collection now exists in a 35mm diameter, measuring 40.93mm lug-to-lug and 8.90mm deep on the standard and Frosted references. That geometry traces its lineage to military pocket watches and early 20th-century trench watches, rendered here in a satin-and-polished 904L steel construction.
The standard 35mm Jumping Hour presents two apertures at 12 and 6 o’clock for hours and minutes. A brushed steel face carries an engraved Bremont Wayfinder logo at its centre. Two individual sapphire crystals cover each window, and the minute window receives a magnifier crystal.
Movement & Materials
The Bremont Calibre BC634, first shown at Watches and Wonders 2024, was developed exclusively with Sellita. A Glucydur balance wheel, Anacron balance spring and Nivaflex mainspring underpin the automatic movement. The jumping hour complication fires in under one-tenth of a second, and the 54-hour power reserve applies uniformly across all five new references.
904L steel, chosen for its corrosion resistance above the more common 316L, appears on every case in the range. The frosted surface treatment on the Frosted and Frosted Pink references creates a faceted, diamond-like shimmer as light crosses the case geometry.
Who It Is For
The 35mm format opens the Terra Nova Jumping Hour to collectors who find the 40.5mm too assertive for a dressed context. Bremont CEO Davide Cerrato is direct on the point: “The new 35mm case opens up a more compact, versatile way to wear the complication, with a touch of vintage charm that lends itself beautifully to a dress watch.”
For collectors drawn to colour, the burgundy dial extends what Cerrato calls “our world of British colours,” following the earlier pink iterations. Both the 35mm and 40.5mm Burgundy models are available on either a 904L steel bracelet or a matching burgundy leather strap with tone-on-tone stitching.
Why Collectors Care
The Frosted and Frosted Pink references, at 150 and 200 pieces respectively, carry the strongest acquisition argument for collectors prioritising scarcity. The Frosted Pink pairs diamond and star alternating hour markers with a pale pink nubuck strap. At 10 ATM water resistance, the Burgundy and Frosted Pink models are considerably more capable than the 3 ATM rating on the standard and Frosted references.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Movement | Bremont Calibre BC634, automatic, 29 jewels, 28,800 bph, 54-hour power reserve |
| Case size | 35mm (also 40.5mm) |
| Case material | 904L stainless steel, satin and polished; frosted on limited editions |
| Dial | Closed dual-aperture (standard/Frosted); sunray-lacquered burgundy with star and dot markers (Burgundy); sunray-lacquered pink with diamond and star markers (Frosted Pink) |
| Strap | Quick-release 904L steel bracelet or grey nubuck leather (standard); burgundy leather (Burgundy); pale pink nubuck (Frosted Pink) |
| Water resistance | 3 ATM / 30m (standard and Frosted); 10 ATM / 100m (Burgundy and Frosted Pink) |
| Price | Not stated |
| Availability | On request from the maison or an authorised retailer in the Middle East |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What movement powers the Bremont Terra Nova Jumping Hour 35mm?
All five new Terra Nova Jumping Hour models share the Bremont Calibre BC634, an automatic movement developed in partnership with Sellita. It delivers an instantaneous jumping hour display in under one-tenth of a second and carries a 54-hour power reserve at 28,800 bph.
How many pieces of the Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour Frosted are being made?
The Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour Frosted is limited to 150 pieces worldwide. A second limited model, the Frosted Pink, is restricted to 200 pieces.
Is the Bremont Terra Nova Jumping Hour 35mm suitable as a dress watch for formal occasions in Dubai or Abu Dhabi?
Bremont CEO Davide Cerrato describes the 35mm case as offering 'a touch of vintage charm that lends itself beautifully to a dress watch.' The compact 35mm diameter, cushion-shaped case and dual-aperture dial make it well suited to both business and formal settings.
Where was the Bremont Terra Nova Jumping Hour 35mm first shown publicly?
The five new Terra Nova Jumping Hour additions were exclusively unveiled at Geneva Watch Days, the September 2026 edition, as stated in the press release.
What distinguishes the 35mm Burgundy from the standard Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour?
The Burgundy variant adds a sunray-lacquered burgundy dial, applied silver star and dot hour markers, a central seconds hand and a higher water resistance of 10 ATM versus 3 ATM on the standard model. Its case depth also differs slightly, at 10.30mm compared to 8.90mm.
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