40.5mm Brunswick “Ultimus”: Fears x Andrew Morgan limited Jump Hour send-off

Originally reported by Time+Tide Watches. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.

40.5mm, limited, collaborative

The Brunswick 40.5 Jump Hour returns as the “Ultimus,” a limited model created in partnership between Fears and Andrew Morgan Watches. Time+Tide Watches first reported the collaboration and framed the release as a proper send-off for Fears’ Jump Hour.

What landed

The announcement centers on three concrete points: the platform (Brunswick 40.5), the complication (Jump Hour), and the partner (Andrew Morgan). Fears has packaged these elements into a model called Ultimus and positioned it as a farewell variant of the Jump Hour family.

What we still need

Time+Tide’s initial report did not publish further technical specifics. The original item contains no detailed movement designation, materials list, water resistance, edition size, pricing, or availability window. Those will determine how collectors value the Ultimus versus previous Brunswick Jump Hour references.

Why this matters

A branded collaboration that doubles as a send-off often targets collectors who chase the endpoint of a production run. If Fears treats the Ultimus as a final iteration, scarcity and provenance will be the primary stories; the mechanical and finishing details will decide whether it’s a sentimental close or a market-driving release.

Next step

Watch for a full specification drop from Fears or Andrew Morgan for rating. If you track the Brunswick Jump Hour, treat this as a watch to monitor rather than a transaction to chase blind—the important data (movement, edition size, price) is still pending.

As Time+Tide reported the news first, expect follow-up coverage once the teams publish the technical sheet.

Originally reported by Time+Tide Watches. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.

Tags: Fears, Jump Hour, Andrew Morgan, Brunswick 40.5