The story · Since 2015
The Farer story
- 2015 Founded in United Kingdom by Paul Sweetenham, Ben Lewin, Jono Holt and Stuart Finlayson.
- 2015 Farer's first release was a line of nine quartz watches.
- 2016 An automatic line was added in September 2016, named after Royal Navy ships used by explorers.
- 2017 GMT watches and the Aqua Compressor divers joined the range.
- 2020 The Monopusher GMT collection debuted.
- 2021 Farer launched its Field collection, three watches each named after a UK National Park; a second series with the same names followed in 2024 on a 20 mm quick-release bracelet.
- 2022 With the second series of its Titanium Aqua Compressor, Farer ran a charity partnership with the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust; it had already raised £22,500 toward a £50,000 target.
- 2022 Three cushion-cased models, the Durham, Mansfield and Lethbridge, were named after British female explorers.
- 2023 On 28 June 2023 Farer released its first collaboration, a slate-gray watch made with Worn & Wound and limited to 70 pieces, with 20 mm lugs and a La Joux-Perret G101 movement.
- 2025 In August 2025 Farer introduced the Integra, its first integrated-bracelet sports watch: a 38.5 mm steel cushion case whose bracelet tapers from 24 mm to 16 mm, with a rubber strap included.
Firsts and innovations
2015. Co-founder Paul Sweetenham said he had found no commercially available watch with a crown in a colour contrasting with the case before Farer's bronze crown.