The Stanhope is built using a complex multi-layer dial design, with a piqué textured off-white sandwiched central plate punched in for the sub-dial and around the edge at 12 hour markings. The raised polished steel numerals at 12, 3 and 9 and hour batons sit on the textured plate, infilled with midnight blue. The outer baton tips are finished in powder blue for edge contrast. The outer base layer is flooded in midnight blue with a fine stylised minute track in powder blue and scarlet red. Raised wedge markers on the hour indexes are finished in Super-LumiNova raised dots to add a further dimension.

The Lansdell is defined by the ring of British racing green, finished in a fine grooved texture seen when the dial catches the light and split by hour/minute baton markers in Super-LumiNova. The detailed design continues across the central dial with a silver steel Guilloché detail emanating from the central point. The outer track is made up of scarlet red minute markers, five minute numerals linking to the very outer powder blue blocks all sat on the spun silver steel main dial.

The Hudson's sunray sea-blue triple stepped dial, that changes with the light, from day to night. Sitting on top of the dial are baton Super-LumiNova mint hour markers outlined at 45 degrees in pure white. The outer track curves down away from the main dial with a patterned track and signal red markers to draw your eye to the very edge of the dial.

The mineral crystal exhibition back of the thin cushion case showcases the ETA 7001 Top Grade, hand-wound movement, finished in elegant Côtes de Genève with gold engraved Farer branding. The solidity and simplicity of the 7001 is what has gone towards making this a super reliable Swiss classic. A simple joy for daily use.

A small but powerful slim movement at 2.5mm height and 23.3mm diameter. With sub-dial complication, blue screws, 17 jewels, Nivaflex barrel spring, Anachron hair spring, 21,600 bph hour (3 Hz), Incabloc shock system and 42 hours of power reserve when fully wound. Adjusted in five positions with omegamatic timings, average rate of +/-8 seconds/day. The ETA 7001 is built to withstand the stresses of daily use.

With no automatic rotar to hide part of the movement and the exhibition glass on the rear of the 37mm cushion case collection, the ETA 7001 is showcased in full. Famed by a highly polished 316L stainless steel back case featuring a unique serial number for every watch.