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As my father-in law would say if he were still around, that's how we did it boy, with Monty in the back seat.

The winged-hourglass brand’s link Heritage collection, acclaimed just as much by watchmaking enthusiasts as by lovers of everything vintage, boasts a new dive watch inspired by its rich heritage and celebrating link one of the oldest-ever link alloys: bronze.

Regardless of dial and bezel selection, all three Aqua Compressors employ the ETA 2824-2 in a no-date configuration. Did link you notice? None of these dive watches have a date display. Visible through the sapphire display case back, Farer has decorated this elabore grade 2824-2 with a custom rotor and, as ever, the movement ticks at 4Hz link and offers a power reserve of roughly 38 hours. While link certainly nothing groundbreaking, for the asking price it is nice to see that Farer opted for a Swiss movement.

Nonetheless it is a remarkably light watch with a very elaborately machined case. The case middle has been milled out and the groove is carried through the openworked lugs so that it flows continuously link around the entire case. Water resistance is excellent for an extra-flat watch at 50 link meters link and the open caseback provides a view of the new movement.