Bremont’s New Terra Nova Jumping Hour Watches Are Five Jumps Ahead
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Bremont’s New Terra Nova Jumping Hour Watches Are Five Jumps Ahead
When Bremont launched the Terra Nova Jumping Hour in 2025, it proved a big hit despite how different it was to anything that had come before from the British brand. Several different versions have since been released, including some limited editions, but 2026 sees the biggest expansion to the range so far with five new references unveiled during Geneva Watch Days in September.
A new case size of 35mm makes the watch more inclusive and is designed to appeal to anyone who prefers more diminutive wristwear. The core collection additions range from a simple Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour in 904L steel with hour window at 12 o’clock and minute aperture at 6 o’clock, to a 35mm central seconds version with a burgundy dial in sunray lacquer and star-and-dot markers, plus a matching burgundy version in the original 40.5mm size with hour and minute apertures both at 9 o’clock.
- Bremont Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour in 904L steel
- Bremont Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour in burgundy dial
On the more feminine side — something we have not really seen so far from the new Bremont — there is also a limited edition 35mm Frosted Pink model with a rose sunray dial, a smattering of diamond markers and a baby pink nubuck strap.
The standout, though, is the Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour Frosted in a limited run of 150 pieces. The front of the steel case and lugs are decorated with a frosted pattern so fine that it looks like diamond dust, while the bezel breaks the glitter with a polished finish. The hour and minute windows are at 12 and 6 o’clock, and the Wayfinder logo has been replaced by a “plaque” at the bottom of the dial bearing the Bremont legend. Equipped with a gray nubuck strap and just 8.9mm thick, it leans heavily toward dress watch territory.
The quintet uses the Sellita-based self-winding Caliber BC634 with a 56-hour power reserve, which enables the hour digit to jump in less than one-tenth of a second.
Tech Specs: Bremont Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour Frosted
Movement Self-winding Bremont Caliber BC634; 54-hour power reserve
Functions Jumping hours and minutes
Case 35mm × 40.93mm × 8.9mm; 904L stainless steel; water resistant to 30m
Display Frosted closed-case design; white hour disk with black Super-LumiNova numerals; white minute disk with black numerals; individual sapphire crystals over both apertures; magnifier over minute display
Strap Quick-release gray nubuck leather with tone-on-tone stitching
Price USD 4,900
Availability Limited edition of 150 pieces
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