The specs imply a compact form factor which should sit perfectly on the wrist, and with the high-contrast colour schemes of the Nazaré and Biarritz, you have both a comfortable and easily legible watch.

The specs imply a compact form factor which should sit perfectly on the wrist, and with the high-contrast colour schemes of the Nazaré and Biarritz, you have both a comfortable and easily legible watch.
Last month we saw the new Farer Moonphase Collection, which blew me away, and now the new 36mm GMT collection. Collectors and enthusiasts are leaning increasingly towards smaller case sizes and form factors, and the new GMT collection hit the nail on the head.
Where the Exmoor truly separates itself from other field watches is through its dial. This should come as no surprise to those familiar with the brand. Farer’s use of colour is distinctive. Here the dial is a field of deep, lightly-textured, olive green with stark white numerals and yellow trapezoidal hour markers at the centre. Around the outer edge runs a secondary register for the days of the month. For a dial with so much happening in so little space, it remains pleasantly legible. Two other touches of colour come in the burnt orange elongated pointer date, and the softer blue of the second hand.