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Farer Watches
My son showed me some pictures of Farer watches
and is considering getting one, anyone have opinion one
way or the other? I see some use Stelitta movements.
Most were in the $1,000 - $1,400 range.
From what I've seen....
on their YouTube channel, the Stanhope design is the one which appeals most to me. Overall, they seem well-made for their respective price points. Their marketing is also quite cool 
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I think the designs are fresh, well thought through and nicely executed - A nice selection to choose from :)
Farer owner
I have a wide range of watches. I met with the Farer owner at a watch fare in SF a few weeks ago. Of all the micro brands at the show, they seemed to have the most well thought out, unique and interesting designs for my taste, some elegant, some tool watches. There quality, warranty and return policy seemed pretty fair as well. I purchased a world timer. Nice shadow box 3-D features and unique amongst all of the Rolexes, Omega’s that I have. Nice for a change, great colors, not worried too much about being held up for it when traveling. The Stanhope does seem interesting, but I just got a Panerai which has similar cushion dial. Good starter watch for younger folks and older guys looking for something non-cliche. The other interesting ones were BREW and Monta. ORIS had great stuff as well. Teddy Baldassare has a good list of micro brands to help folks looking to treat their budding initial disease process without breaking the bank.
Teddy Baldassare
does an excellent job (in my opinion) on his videos. Very clear, concise
and to the point. No stuttering, stammering, ummmm's and dead air.
Seems very knowledgeable and no bullshit, reviews.