FARER FIELD WATCH

FOR THE GREAT OUTDOORS

The Farer Field Watch collection is quite at home in conditions that would keep other watches, well, at home. Exceptionally versatile, beautifully simple and ultimately reliable. Driven by the Swiss-made Sellita SW221-1 automatic movement - with pointer date, 200M water resistance and 38-hour power reserve.

The classic field watch redesigned and ready for adventure.

DIAL

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DAY AND NIGHT

Nothing is more critical than clarity in low light, that’s why we only use ultra high-contrast SLN Grade A lume across the entire Field Watch collection. Whilst our custom Farer ‘A’ date pointer adds character and function without compromising legibility. Visibility is further enhanced with a flat, strengthened-sapphire crystal, treated with anti-reflective coating internally and externally. Creating a highly practical yet polished adventure companion.

DAY AND NIGHT

CASE

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PURPOSEFUL DESIGN

Built to withstand the toughest conditions, the comfortably sized 38.5mm case design is made of 316 marine-grade stainless steel to ensure exceptional corrosive resistance. The rugged case is framed by the clean lines of the distinctive fixed bezel in brushed finish, with crown protector sides to shield from hard knocks. Flip the case over to reveal a highly polished case back with the individual production number and our specially commissioned engraving - ON LAND AND WATER.

PURPOSEFUL DESIGN

STRAPS

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ESSENTIAL KIT

Every field watch includes three versatile straps so you can customise your tool watch to match the terrain. Neatly packed in our bespoke travel case: an American Horween leather strap with steel buckle, a waterproof nylon NATO strap and a '5 row' integrated 316 marine-grade steel bracelet with tri-fold clasp. All straps come with our quick release fitting system - so you can change straps in seconds, wherever you are.

ESSENTIAL KIT

REVIEWS

When I think of Farer, I think first of colour. Often playful–and frequently inspired–Farer use uncommon palettes to create memorable dial designs. And with the latest launches in its Manual Wound Cushion Case Collection, the brand has done just that in both the Durham and the Mansfield. What the watchmaker has proven with the Lethbridge, on the other hand, is that colour need not be offbeat nor unconventional to make an impact. And sometimes, you need only one.

At a glance, the Meredith chronograph feels like a matured take on the classic Farer chronograph formula. A bevy of bright colors aren’t immediately apparent, the copper/salmon dial is chic and of the moment, and the applied numerals do their best to remain near black at all times. Even the hands have taken on a slightly more demure shape. A look at the other two watches in this family, the Swann and the Jackson reveals a similar story.

The Horological British Invasion is in full swing. Unless you’ve been intentionally shielding yourself from watch releases for the last, say, five years, you’ve certainly heard of brands like Bremont and Christopher Ward. In stature, those brands may be considered The Beatles and The Rolling Stones of this watch wave, but just like the lesser-known bands of the 1960s cultural phenomenon, there are plenty of watch brands worthy of your attention. One of the most exciting brands, in my opinion, is Farer.

It’s unclear as to when you should stop referring to a company as a “microbrand”, but the conundrum also brings a sense of sheepish pride. Farer’s growth has been exponential in the past few years, with their command of colourful yet classy releases helping to sell out almost all of their releases cross a stream of new models and colour schemes. Here to prove their recognition now belongs beyond “micro” level are just five of their releases from the past year alone.

If Steve Zissou were to own a watch in 2022, it’d be this one. The Farer Thurso shows how a watch company can continue to evolve their looks while not straying too far from principle aesthetics of the brand.

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