I love monopushers. There, I’ve said it, my dirty little secret is out. I’m well aware that they’re intrinsically not as useful as the kind of dual pusher fare we’re all more familiar with; the inability to stop and start without resetting limits their uses slightly.
Pride is not an emotion I often overplay when it comes to my Britishness, but last week while dipping in and out of appointments around Switzerland’s prettiest city for Geneva Watch Days I was brimming with the stuff – emanating predominately from my left wrist.
Every time I encounter a new Farer, I’m looking forward to a double delight. This brand specialises in juxtaposing a very British sense of elegance with an unreserved flourish of colour.
The Segrave name may sound familiar, and for good reason, as it was used by the brand on a chronograph released back in 2018. That watch served as the inspiration for the Monopusher variant you see here.
"Farer continues to showcase its keen eye for colour with the new Carnegie chronograph."
“Overall, Farer did a really great job. There are not many watches, which I don’t have a single thing to criticize about"
"Another stylish and flexible take on a classic from Farer that offers a lot of mileage for the price."
"These are some of the most visually interesting field watches around. They’re also, as ever, incredibly affordable."
"The Farer Field Watch Collection lets you have your cake and eat it too... the best of both worlds: British design and Swiss watchmaking"
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