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WatchGecko - The Farer Maze GMT Review WRITTEN ARTICLE: https://www.watchgecko.com/the-farer-maze-gmt-review/ For all your watch needs check out our website! https://www.watchgecko.com/ *Model Wrist Sizes* 7 inches Products featured; Farer Maze GMT https://farer.com/products/maze ZULUDIVER Modern Tropical Style Rubber Watch Strap - Black https://www.watchgecko.com/zuludiver-modern-tropical-style-rubber-watch-strap-black Premium ZULUDIVER Military Herringbone NATO Watch Strap, Polished Hardware https://www.watchgecko.com/premium-zuludiver-military-herringbone-nato-watch-strap-polished-hardware ZULUDIVER Quick Release Sailcloth Padded Divers Watch Strap https://www.watchgecko.com/zuludiver-quick-release-sailcloth-padded-divers-watch-strap LINKS: Website: https://www.watchgecko.com/ Blog: https://www.watchgecko.com/blog/ Geckota: https://www.geckota.com SOCIAL: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/watchgecko/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/watchgecko/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/watchgecko Ben: https://www.instagram.com/benadamsdesign Tim: https://www.instagram.com/timvaux/ #FarerWatches #FarerMazeGMT #WatchGeckoReview There are countless GMT designs out there, but few can match the fun quirkiness of a Farer! British brand Farer is one that I've had my eye on ever since their launch in 2015. Back then I was just getting into watches, and Farer's quirky designs and bold colours really caught my eye. Fast forward to 2021 and the brand now has 10 separate collections to choose from, covering everything from divers to pilot's watches. One of these collections is their GMT Bezel range, comprising of the Maze, Crooms and Charlton. The names refer to the three roads that surround Greenwich Park in London, which is of course home to the Royal Observatory and Greenwich Mean Time. What's more, Farer are very transparent when it comes to how their watches are made. The brand designs its watches in Britain, before using Swiss manufacturer Roventa-Henex to actually build them. In a world of vague and misleading marketing spiel, it's a refreshing change to see a company so open about it's manufacturing process. For this review Farer sent us the Maze, and all three watches retail for £1,250, of which £25 is donated to the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust. This will mean a total donation of £22,500 for the whole collection. Personally, I think it's great to see brands donating to charitable causes, and it's a gesture I hope more brands make in the future. The Farer Maze GMT – What it does Now, don't let Farer's penchant for bright colours and funky aesthetics fool you. Despite the overall playful vibe, the Maze GMT is a serious tool watch at heart. For starters, the movement is a Top Grade Sellita SW330-1. This 25 jewel Swiss automatic has a 42-hour power reserve, with an Incabloc anti-shock mechanism. It's also beautifully decorated, with a custom skeletonised rotor and perlage finishing on the rest of the movement. All-in-all it's a very solid choice for a watch at this price point, and I'm glad to see Farer using a Top Grade movement, rather than the standard base calibre. On top of the decent movement, the Maze has a healthy 200m water-resistance, and a sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating. Basically, it's got everything you need in a solid tool watch. Hands On Thoughts The first thing you notice when you put the Maze on the wrist is just how legible it is. The black painted hands naturally stand out very well against the stark white dial. The "swimming pool tile" pattern of the dial is really neat too. It's pretty subtle and adds a nice contemporary detail to the watch. The GMT hand is equally legible against the dial thanks to its bright red colour. Combined with the anti-reflective box sapphire crystal I can't see anyone having problems reading the time on the Maze. The applied markers catch the light nicely, and I'm rather fond of Farer's arrow logo acting as the 12 o'clock marker. The date window is also nicely executed and is situated at 6 in order to keep the symmetry of the dial. Overall, the dial of the Maze is very well executed. Everything is well proportioned, and the finishing is flawless.

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