The undercut makes for no strap/case gap , ace.
Just needs a bright day. At least no sleet/rain/frost/fog at the mo. , just dull
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The undercut makes for no strap/case gap , ace.
Just needs a bright day. At least no sleet/rain/frost/fog at the mo. , just dull
Last edited by Strela167; Jan 16, 2021 at 04:00 PM.
Nice Farer, love the boldness of their designs without going "too far".
I have had the new "Maze" GMT in my basket a few times, but decided to wait as my pandemic watch purchases were too many already.
I rather like this one, except that (1) it's sold out; and (2) not looking for another chronograph...
There are a couple micro brands I have been interested in, Farer being the main one and the other a French company, Baltic.
Your watch looks great, and seems to have the right proportions, nice and thin too. Enjoy!
Last edited by gnuyork; Jan 17, 2021 at 12:44 PM.
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When the strap came in thought it looked different. Had to re-check the previous
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New , brown tinge , older green , 18mm more of a grey , odd.
Anyway , the greener dried thyme has gone on. Brown swapped to the Expedition , which matches the off-white dial better imo
sun was out for a few nano seconds , could have been a little longer perhaps but not by much
very much a chameleon dial. And the strap for that matter , as showing brown in some of the pics.
Very comfy wearer btw. Lume lasts all night too.
Shall have to keep off shopping sites for some time now ....
Originally Posted by Dimman
I follow her, but I have heard of Farer before, it threw me off that she's an ambassador. Great car photography.
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Lovely piece. Well done!
I looked at Farer catalogue a few times and been tempted, but I can't have more watches. I'm officially retired from the watch world. I guess.
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After a week timekeeping seems pretty good. No hacking , and prefer to align the seconds hand so bound to be a few seconds out , but not much to notice so far(er)
Sun out .... and the white stuff fell last night , after a day of heavy rain. Winter weather , bah , humbug
As with most watches that looks even better on the wrist. I'm not sure the red numbers are needed but it does give it character. Nice watch.
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After trying a few straps on the Hudson , now on 0.5mm milanese
which suits it well imo , being thin(ish)
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