CONTEMPORARY COLOUR

Meet the Chrono-Contempo Collection, a thoroughly modern take on the chronograph. Inspired by the bold colours of two of London’s most vibrant streets, this new collection gives the sports chronograph a playful makeover. These watches are built to last, and each Chrono-Contempo offers a suite of high-end specifications packed into a sleek 38.5mm steel case.

The Chrono-Contempo Collection

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Chalcot
Chalcot
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Portobello Black <b>Limited Edition</b>
Portobello Black Limited Edition
$1,875
Chrono-Contempo
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Portobello
Portobello
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CONTRAST COLOUR

CONTRAST COLOUR

The dials of the Chrono-Contempo blend classic and contemporary as only Farer knows how. Each model offers a different execution of a tri-compax chronograph, and both are sure to turn heads thanks to a daring use of contrasting colours between the dials and ceramic bezels. Though, it’s not just the colours that set the Chrono-Contempos apart, because each uses a variety of textures and finishes to pack the dials with immersive details.

SUBLIME SLOPES

SUBLIME SLOPES

The steel case of the Chrono-Contempo measures a svelte 38.5mm in diameter, with a compact lug length of 43.7mm and a thickness of 13.4mm making it an extremely wearable watch. What distinguishes the Chrono-Contempo’s case from other chronographs is its distinctive concave “ski-slope” lugs. The other key feature of the Contempos is the bidirectional bezel with a ceramic insert. The insert features a twelve-hour scale so that you can track a second time zone, and these markings are lumed so that they can be easily read in the dark.

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MANUAL MECHANICS

MANUAL MECHANICS

Through the flat sapphire crystal case back, you’ll see a hand-wound and Swiss-made Sellita SW510M b Elaboré grade movement – in itself, a promise of exceptional quality and reliability. An exacting piece of Swiss engineering, the SW510 has an impressive 63-hour power reserve and 23 jewels. Beating at a rate of 28,800 vibrations per hour, it's a movement built for today’s demanding use. The beautifully detailed movement also has a skeleton framework, perlage finishing, and blued screws, as well as an intricately customised bridge with an engraved Farer monogram chequered sports pattern.