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Fears Brunswick 40 Filton 'Squadron Green'
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Fears  Brunswick 40 Filton 'Squadron Green'

Fears Brunswick 40 Filton 'Squadron Green'

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About this Watch

A Field watch, in a cushion stainless steel case, 40mm, with a green grained / sandblasted matte finish dial, sword hands and applied metal indices, powered by the La Joux-Perret G100.

Right now, this reference can be bought directly from the brand. This reference sits near Fears's median price point, consistent with most of the brand's own lineup. This reference sits among Fears's 75 actively tracked models. This reference first launched in April 2026, part of 3 releases Fears has put out over the past 90 days.

Diameter

40mm

Between lugs

20mm

Movement Type

automatic

Movement Name

La Joux-Perret G100

Power reserve

68 hours

Water resistance

15 bar

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Statistics

With a scarcity score of 0/100, this reference ranks in roughly the bottom 10% across the tracked catalog overall. Over the past 159 days, this reference's scarcity score has dropped by roughly 13 points. Scarcity peaked around 13 back in April 2026. This is broadly consistent with Fears's typical scarcity level.

Looking at Fears's tracked catalog as a whole, about 23% of models sit in stock at any one time.

Availability

Last confirmed:

Tracked since 4/9/26 (161 days).

  • Available4/9/26

    5 months straight

    April 2026

    Today

Price

Currently priced at $3,500.00, down from $3,956.19 on 9/13/26.

  • $3,500.00 USD9/13/26

    $3,500.00

    At its lowest recorded price

    $3,956.19

  • $3,956.199/1/26

1 older price change back to 4/12/26 is available with Collector. Unlock full history

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