Revolutionizing the Luxury Watch Scene: The Futuristic Field Watch Makeover
Pricing and Availability
As I dive into the Terra Nova collection, I’m struck by the fact that bronze is a natural fit for these field watches. The choice of a more premium, tougher metal complements the neo-vintage styling perfectly, aligning with Bremont’s reputation for rugged tool watches and their use of 904L steel in base models.
One of the standout features of these new watches is the gradient dials, which transition from darker at the edges to lighter in the middle, giving them an aged look. The three-hander and chronograph both show off green dials, while the power-reserve model boasts a brown one. These earthy colors are a great match for the collection’s outdoorsy vibe.
The two chronograph and three-hander models are available on either a nylon NATO strap, a nubuck leather strap, or a quick-release bronze bracelet. The limited-edition power-reserve model, with its 100-piece run, is only available on the bracelet.
* The Terra Nova 40.5 Date Bronze retails for $3,750 on a strap and $4,150 on a bracelet.
* The Terra Nova 42.5 Chronograph Bronze goes for $6,150 on a strap and $6,550 on a bracelet.
* The limited-edition Terra Nova 40.5 Power Reserve Bronze lands in the middle at $5,100.
