New Releases · 2026-09-15
The Terra Nova Jumping Hour becomes more compact.
A 35 mm cushion case puts an aperture display into a smaller everyday format.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Bremont
What to know
Bremont’s new Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour reduces the collection’s cushion-shaped silhouette to 35 mm. The steel-face version replaces conventional hands with separate hour and minute apertures, giving the display the appearance of a small instrument panel. Short lugs and restrained surfaces keep attention on the unusual way it tells the time.
The brand’s September introduction shows this version on a brushed-and-polished steel bracelet or grey nubuck leather strap. A burgundy interpretation adds a lacquered dial, applied star and dot markers, and a central seconds hand. These executions share the compact case size but differ in their displays and finishes. Chronolume has not tested their fit or performance on the wrist.
Source & attribution
Bremont · Published 2026-09-15 ↗
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