CLASSIC MEETS CONTEMPORARY

Born out of the Farer Stanhope II release, this collection is outside the circular norm. The organic-shaped Cushion Case Collection brings a modern elegance to both the dial and case design. Combining classical and contemporary cues through every subtle detail - this is an exercise in bold restraint.

TONE & TEXTURE

TONE & TEXTURE

The cushion case collection comprises of two different blueprints of dial variants. The original Stanhope II is instantly recognisable by the piqué textured floating dial design, while the new releases of Durham, Mansfield and Lethbridge explore a refined colour palette through intricate applications of tone and texture across a vertical grained sector dial design. A sweeping seconds sub-dial application across all dials finishes the collection off in timeless style.

ORGANIC SHAPE

ORGANIC SHAPE

The 38.5mm case has been designed around an innovative three-piece construction; case back, main case body and bevelled bezel with anti-reflective sapphire glass inset - creating in a classical style piece with refreshing angles when viewed on the wrist. The entire case has been finished with a mirror polish, with the exception that the bevel on the bezel is brushed. The lines of the case architecture create a barrel-sided design that frames the dial closely and creates the illusion of the straps being integrated into the bat ear lug design, due to a clever scalloped inner case between the lugs for a snug fit.

"What’s most notable is the subtle, yet still vibrant, colorways that encapsulate the modern appeal of Farer."

Cool Material

HAND-WOUND

HAND-WOUND

Powered by the modified non-date SELLITA SW216-1 Elaboré Grade, hand-wound movement with small seconds and Nivaflex hairspring. A Swiss-made calibre notable for its thinness, reliability and robustness. Adjusted in 3 positions, running at 28.800 vph, 4Hz beats per hour. Decorated with brilliant blue screws and a bespoke Farer arrow pattern, micro-engraved across the bridge. Delivering 45 hours of power reserve when fully wound by hand.