In all industries, consistency is critical, and Farer has consistently released new models across various lines almost monthly in 2023. With the additions of the new AquaMatics, 36mm GMTs and Moonphase Collection, Farer has raised the bar higher with the new Chronograph Sport Titanium Collection.
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“Our Chronograph Sport range is back for another lap, and it’s better than ever thanks to a new case fashioned from Grade 2 Titanium.”
That’s right. Farer’s new cushion-cased Chronograph Sport models now feature a Grade 2 titanium case instead of the traditional stainless steel in the current Chronograph Sport collection. Upgrading the case to titanium means the watch is now 20% lighter than its stainless steel counterpart. The collection pulls inspiration from the alpine motor racing held in St. Moritz, hence the bright and bold colours, plus the overall design aesthetics.
The new Chronograph Sport Titanium comes in two colour variations: Carnegie Titanium (bronze dial/beau blue accents) and Bernina Titanium (white dial/red, blue and yellow accents). Both watches feature a 41mm titanium case that is 12.9mm thick and 44mm lug-to-lug with a 20mm lug width. While the case is slightly larger, the compact sizing of the lug-to-lug and 20mm lug width implies the watch should wrap the wrist comfortably.
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“The Carnegie Titanium stuns with its novel colour combination of beau blue and rich Bronze. With its mix of textured whites and racing-themed colour highlights, the Bernina is a modern watch built to be a beautifully bold addition to any wrist.”
Turning the watch over presents a beautiful display caseback featuring the 23-jewel Sellita SW510M b Elaboré grade hand-wound calibre. The decoration and finishing on the movement are stunning and display the Farer logo and design on the movement plate. The Chronograph Sport Titanium collection retails for $1,995 and is available through Farer’s website.
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