The Farer Cushion Case Collection is a series of British-designed timepieces that highlight a Swiss-made form to converge a series of high-end elements for a truly eye-catching accessory. The watch collection consists of four color options to choose from including the Lethbridge, Mansfield, Durham and Stanhope II, which are inspired by British female exploration figures. This includes Grace Marguerite, Lady Hay Drummond-Hay, Charlotte Mansfield, Mary Edith Durham and Lady Hester Stanhope.
The Farer Cushion Case Collection consists of styles that all boast a 38.5mm casing along with a manual watch movement within. Priced at $995, the timepieces are being released with just 100 examples of each style, which will start shipping in mid-October of this year. The watches maintain an old-fashioned charm thanks to the appearance and function.
Female Explorer-Commemorating Timepieces
The Farer Cushion Case Collection Includes Four Colors
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