BREMONT – TERRA NOVA JUMPING HOUR

17 ottobre 2025

BREMONT UNVEILS THE TERRA NOVA JUMPING HOUR IN STEEL
A MODERN BRITISH TAKE ON THE ‘MONTRE À GUICHET’

Bremont proudly expands its Terra Nova collection with the launch of a new striking variant: the Terra Nova Jumping Hour in steel. Styled and meticulously crafted, the refined 38mm model brings a contemporary interpretation of the Jumping Hour montres à guichet to the Terra Nova field watch line. Combining mechanical innovation with military-inspired design, the new Jumping Hour in 904l steel offers rugged elegance and precision for the modern watch enthusiast, whilst further demonstrating the versatility of the Terra Nova collection.

First introduced in 2024, the series of contemporary field watches, with their unique, geometric cushion shaped case, low profile, and shortened lugs present a modern tool watch design, inspired by military pocket watches of the early 20th century.

The new 904l steel montre à guichet design follows the launch of the limited-edition cupro-aluminium bronze edition, which draws inspiration from the iconic “trench watches” of the early 20th century, both powered by an all-new Jumping Hour calibre BC634, developed exclusively with movement manufacturer Sellita.

Bold and contemporary in its design, the new Terra Nova Jumping Hour in polished and brushed 904L steel, features clean, minimalist apertures in the classic montre à guichet design — showing hours, minutes, and a central sweeping seconds hand evoking a traditional compass and reinforcing Bremont’s passion for adventure and exploration. Designed for reliability and precision, the calibre delivers a sharp and instantaneous hour jump in under 1/10th of a second.

Available with a brushed and polised 904l steel Terra Nova bracelet or chocolate box-stitch leather strap, this new launch is a stylish, functional tool watch with a contemporary tribute to the past.

Davide Cerrato, CEO of Bremont, comments: “When we first launched the Terra Nova Jumping Hour in bronze, the response was phenomenal — it sold out very quickly. It confirmed for us that our clients are not only hungry for more intriguing complications, but also for bold design statements. We know this watch has the potential to become a future icon, standing alongside the Altitude MB. In this regard, we’re proud to introduce its second iteration crafted in 904L steel and not limited. It’s as robust as any Bremont, and makes a bold style statement.”

KOUADIO AMANY
TAILOR. DESIGNER. INNOVATOR.
Kouadio Amany represents the bold and fearless creative spirit of the Terra Nova Jumping Hour. Making a clear style statement through his appearance and his approach to his craft, he is a modern master of British tailoring based on Savile Row — blending heritage techniques with a progressive and contemporary edge.

TOMOS PARRY
CHEF. FIREMAKER. PERFECTIONIST.
Michelin Star Chef Tomos, represents the precision side of the watch: an individual whose craft is honed through discipline and detail. Known for his mastery of open-fire cooking, he balances instinct with exacting technique. Every decision, from the sourcing of ingredients to the timing of a flame, reflects his relentless pursuit of refinement.

 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

MOVEMENT
BC634
29 Jewels
Glucydur balance wheel
Anachron balance spring
Nivaflex mainspring
28,800bph (4Hz)
56-hour power reserve

FUNCTIONS
Hour window at 12 O’clock
Minute window at 6 O’clock
Central running small seconds window

CASE
Satin and polished two-piece
904L steel case
Push-in crown
Case diameter: 38mm
Case length: 44 mm
Case depth: 9.10mm
Lug width: 20mm
Decorated 904L steel case back

DIAL & HANDS
Closed-case design displaying three windows for hour minute and seconds
Brown printed numerals on hour and minute discs
Compass design black running small seconds hand

STRAP
Quick release 904L steel bracelet
Quick release brown nubuck with cream box stitch strap

WEIGHT (WATCH HEAD)
66g

WATER RESISTANCE
3 ATM, 30 metres

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