It’s named after Brunswick Square in Bristol 👍🏼

I love this style of case. The dial is lovely and the applied numerals are excellent. I also like that onion crown. And the chocolate strap complements it very well. Very attractive watch. I think circa £2k would be palatable but over 3 makes it too much. You can get a lot of watch for that money, say a BB58 with a superb movement, a preowned omega or a breitling. Very nice though

Fantastic dial one of my favourite watches Must see in person to fully appreciate this watch Fears are a awesome British brand with some exciting times ahead

Just got the gold dial version. Love it!

Thanks Barry, it's lovely. 🙂

Thomas Ware and sons tannery, the end of coronation road in Bedminster, Bristol. Smells bad, but in peak summer time... holy shit. Great video mate.

It looks great. I’ve heard some amazing things about this brand.

Incredible dial. Love that shade of salmon, very nice. Only thing I don't quite get is why its so thick. The 7001 is 2.5mm thick. Actually a tad under. I know the applied numerals add some height but can't be that much. Still 11 is not too bad just bad for a 7001. Anyways, amazing watch. I also think its cool that they made a platinum Brunswick. Little more expensive ;D

It would be nice to get a bracelet option a watch like this with such a gorgeous dial should have a bracelet to match. I love the salmon color and those applied numerals are eloquent. I even like the “tonneauesque” shape of the case.

I like the numerals and the watch face styling but not really a fan of the case, because of that case it isnt something I would personally wear but the face is gorgeous in styling even if I again do not personally like that salmon color. Thank you for covering the watch and introducing me to a watch company that I didnt know of before 👍

Beautiful watch.

this is class

Thank you Barry great review! Quick question - is the chocolate strap from Fears as well? and do you think the 38 size would be good for a 7" wrist? thanks

Hi - I was seriously thinking of buying one for a number of reasons, not least for the history etc. Attention to detail is one of their motos - so why from at the beginning of the video (2-12 seconds) does the lower second hand look as though its 'off centre'? I know its speeded up but at this price range there is a lot of competition.

What is the movement pease? Thanks!

Very nice watch but a bit pricey. I know it has heritage but still is not as widely known as some others in the same price range.

I was sort of hoping on an informed opinion on what might truly justify the ambitious price in this video. It's clearly well thought out, detailed, and put together with care and quality components, but so are many other micro- and revival brands (some more so than others) that use off the shelf movements yet without the absolute premium. Here we're well into the territory of prices where in house movements even become possible (Horage) and zaratsu polishing (Estonia 1918). Except for reviews confirming it's really nice and well-designed and put together, I never quite here clear justifications and that leaves me with an irksome underbelly feeling.

3350 for this ? Thanks, but no thanks. The movement isn't anything amazing, and it doesn't look good - they're aware, thus no included display caseback as standard (considering the price, it should be). Why would anyone pay for it on top in this case(?), it's beyond me... The back of the watch is just boring, stamp something on there at least. @thenextelvis165 mentioned the namesake square, use that maybe. It's too thick for the functions it has - no date, no automatic rotor, small seconds, no water resistance to speak of. It should be 10mm or even sub10. oooh, you know, but we have history !!!! pay us 3k for our history !!! .....yeah, no. If a microbrand picked up this project, it would cost 1k max. They had a beautiful purple version for the jubilee of the queen, if it was at that price, I possibly would've bough it.