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Farer

Integra

W-CUP-INB38.5mmautomatic$1,650 list priceAnnounced August 2025

An integrated-bracelet steel sports watch from British brand Farer, with a compact 38.5mm case, a screw-down crown with a bronze insert, and a bracelet that tapers from 24mm to 16mm plus a supplied rubber strap. It launched with four Latin-named dials (salmon Cuprum, blue Tenebris, mother-of-pearl Perlarum and malachite Viridis) and a Top Grade Sellita SW300-1 automatic.

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Creator Consensus

Very positive

5 reviews: 5 positive, 0 mixed, 0 negative. 5 of 5 recommend it.

Every reviewer rates the design, dial, case, bracelet and value positively. Most single out how thin the case is for an integrated sports watch, the quality of the bracelet, and the top-grade Sellita as a well-judged choice. Several add that the finishing punches above its class and that it moves easily between everyday and dressier wear.

Where they differ. The clasp divides opinion slightly. Several reviewers praise its on-the-fly adjustment, while a couple find the extension looks awkward when deployed.

Most praised

Remarkably thin case for an integrated sports watch4 of 5
- Monochrome Describes the case as thin and stylish, suitable for dressier settings.The case is thin and stylish with an overall design suitable for formal wearRead it in context
- 24Hours At A Time Highlights how thin the case is.this watch is super thin, only 10.3 mm in case heightWatch from 0:28
- Gingin Watches Reviews Highlights slimness as the crucial strength for an integrated sports watch.the Integra gets one crucial thing absolutely right. Slimness.Watch from 5:45
- WR4K Considers it among the thinnest integrated-bracelet watches reviewed.It's one of the thinnest integrated pieces I have reviewed.Watch from 45:33
- WR4K Finds the thin case flanks reduce visual bulk.They're thin. This reduces the visual impactWatch from 18:41
- Gingin Watches Reviews Finds it feels even slimmer on the wrist than the thickness figure suggests.the watch feels even slimmer than the specification suggestsWatch from 6:14
Bracelet is exceptionally designed and finished4 of 5
- Monochrome Calls the bracelet design exceptional.an exceptional bracelet designRead it in context
- Monochrome Finds the mix of polished centre links and brushed main links refined and stylish.all resulting in a refined and stylish bracelet designed exclusively for the collectionRead it in context
- 24Hours At A Time Calls the bracelet excellent with outstanding finishing.I think it's excellent. The finishing on the bracelet is outstanding.Watch from 4:21
- WR4K Finds the bracelet fluid, rattle-free and among the best experienced.This is one of the best integrated bracelets I've experienced.Watch from 22:32
- YoureTerrific Considers the bracelet carefully designed and finished.There's a lot of thought put into this bracelet, too.Watch from 4:18
Top-grade Sellita is a well-judged choice4 of 5
- 24Hours At A Time Welcomes the higher-grade Sellita at this price.which is great to see in a watch in this price categoryWatch from 8:12
- 24Hours At A Time Has no complaints about the movement choice.Really cannot complain about the movement choice with this watch in any way.Watch from 8:42
- Gingin Watches Reviews Considers the movement choice well judged for proportions, reliability, serviceability and looks.this is a very sensible and welljudged decisionWatch from 6:44
- WR4K Sees no drawbacks to the calibre choice.Are there any negatives to it? None whatsoever.Watch from 56:11
- YoureTerrific Sees the top-grade SW300-1 as more accurate with more reserve than the rival SW200-1.The Integra uses a more accurate movement with a better power reserveWatch from 7:08
Strong value for the execution and specification4 of 5
- Monochrome Calls the prices excellent given the bracelet design and Top Grade Sellita movement.These are excellent prices for such refined integrated watchesRead it in context
- 24Hours At A Time Considers the overall package fair for the price.package that you receive is pretty fairWatch from 9:39
- 24Hours At A Time Calls it very impressive for under $2,000.I think this is a very impressive watch for under $2,000Watch from 10:08
- Gingin Watches Reviews Judges execution as good as it can be at around €1,800.executed as well as it possibly could be at this price pointWatch from 10:37
- Gingin Watches Reviews Would personally choose it among integrated sports watches at this price.This would be my personal choice in this price rangeWatch from 12:03
- WR4K Believes the watch is priced below what it merits.I think at €1,695, Farah have undervalued this piece.Watch from 59:05
- WR4K Awards the channel's top value accolade.I'm going to declare it a champagne watch for lemonade money.Watch from 59:35
Works as both an everyday and dressier watch3 of 5
- Monochrome Believes the all-occasion label, usually a cliché, genuinely fits this watch.but that really does apply to the IntegraRead it in context
- Monochrome Considers the pieces rugged enough to go almost anywhere.these rugged pieces can go just about anywhereRead it in context
- 24Hours At A Time Considers it a contender for the perfect everyday watch.it is definitely a contender for that perfect everyday time pieceWatch from 10:08
- WR4K Slim profile lets it serve as both daily and dress watch.it's a practical daily wear piece and also a practical dress pieceWatch from 49:26
Butterfly clasp's on-the-fly adjustment is excellent3 of 5
- 24Hours At A Time Praises the butterfly clasp's pull-out extension for perfect fit, wishing more brands did this.I can't believe more companies have not figured out a system like this yetWatch from 4:50
- WR4K Highly impressed by the butterfly clasp with 6mm on-the-fly adjustment.this is some of the best engineering I've seen with regards to a butterfly claspWatch from 8:43
- YoureTerrific Singles out the 6mm on-the-fly adjustment system as a favourite feature.maybe my favorite aspect of the bracelet is the on the-fly adjustment systemWatch from 4:48

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Included rubber strap is soft and comfortable3 of 5
- 24Hours At A Time Finds the rubber strap soft and comfortable from the start, though below the bracelet.It's not as good as the bracelet, but it is nice and soft.Watch from 5:49
- Gingin Watches Reviews Rates the rubber strap excellent and very comfortable.The strap itself is excellent and very comfortable.Watch from 8:11
- WR4K Finds the included FKM rubber strap unexpectedly soft and comfortable.surprisingly soft and supple for an FKM floor rubber strapWatch from 6:48
Both bracelet and rubber strap come included3 of 5
- Gingin Watches Reviews Values getting both the bracelet and a colour-matched rubber strap included.A big plus is the fact that Farer supplies the watch both on the braceletWatch from 8:11
- YoureTerrific Values getting both the bracelet and a rubber strap included.You don't have to choose between the bracelet or the strap.Watch from 0:58
- WR4K Likes the option of wearing it on rubber or bracelet.I like the versatility of it because you can wear it on the rubber strap.Watch from 49:26
Finishing punches well above its class3 of 5
- 24Hours At A Time Rates the satin and polished finishing on the case as outstanding.The finishes on the watch are outstanding.Watch from 0:58
- Gingin Watches Reviews Finds build quality excellent across case and bracelet.Build quality is excellent throughout.Watch from 7:13
- Gingin Watches Reviews Compares the finishing favourably with much larger Swiss industrial brands.would not feel out of place next to much larger Swiss industrial brandsWatch from 7:43
- Gingin Watches Reviews Sees no evidence of shortcuts or cost-cutting.There are no visible shortcuts, no cost cutting compromises.Watch from 10:37
- WR4K Sees the case and bezel finishing as far above the price class.10,000 plus euro case and bezel finishing throughout.Watch from 17:43
- WR4K Compares the fine satin brushing favourably to Rolex.Visually this looks like Rolex level brush satin finishingWatch from 18:11
Layered dial details add depth3 of 5
- 24Hours At A Time Considers the applied indices a clever way to add depth to a slim watch.I think Farah here did something very cleverWatch from 3:21
- WR4K Likes the 3D dial with sunray centre and textured outer ring.Fantastic dial execution, nice 3D effect to it.Watch from 11:59
- YoureTerrific Praises the angled chapter ring with cutouts and debossed markers as subtle and complementary.Very cool, very subtle, and really complimentary to the whole design.Watch from 4:18
Size and ergonomics feel just right3 of 5
- 24Hours At A Time Says the fit is excellent on both bracelet and rubber strap on a 7.25-inch wrist.I think it's excellent on both the stainless steel bracelet as well as the rubber strapWatch from 6:47
- 24Hours At A Time Believes the size is right for the design and wouldn't want it larger.The 38 39 mm diameter is the right size for this designWatch from 7:15
- Gingin Watches Reviews Describes the ergonomics as a sweet spot.Ergonomically, this feels like a sweet spot.Watch from 7:13
- YoureTerrific Finds the size ideal on the reviewer's own wrist.the size of the Integra is kind of perfectWatch from 2:24
Colour-matched custom rotor shows attention to detail2 of 5
- 24Hours At A Time Sees the dial-specific rotor colour as good attention to detail.in my opinion is really good attention to detailWatch from 8:42
- WR4K Credits the custom blue skeletonised rotor as a premium touch.they've come up with their own rotor designWatch from 34:29
Water resistance is right for daily wear2 of 5
- 24Hours At A Time Feels 100m water resistance is exactly right for a daily wearer despite the display back.which is exactly what you need in your dailyWatch from 1:27
- WR4K Views 100m with screw-down crown as a strong spec for daily wear.Screw down crown and 100 m is strong specification for a daily wear pieceWatch from 27:17
Colour-matched date wheel blends into the dial2 of 5
- 24Hours At A Time Appreciates the colour-matched date wheel.The date wheel is color matched to the dial which is a very nice touchWatch from 3:21
- WR4K Appreciates the colour-matched date wheel blending into the dial.This date wheel blends into the dial very wellWatch from 30:37
Malachite dial is striking, even for sceptics2 of 5
- 24Hours At A Time Thinks the malachite stone dial is cool and enhances the watch's look.it really kind of enhances the look of this watchWatch from 2:23
- Gingin Watches Reviews Finds the malachite dial with anti-reflective coating genuinely fantastic.it looks genuinely fantasticWatch from 8:41
- Gingin Watches Reviews Won over despite normally disliking stone and green dials.this one completely won me overWatch from 9:10
Hidden lume creates a distinctive backglow2 of 5
- Monochrome Likes the lume backglow effect of the mother-of-pearl Perlarum dial.creating a cool backglow effect in low lightRead it in context
- YoureTerrific Enjoys the black-painted lume blocks that produce a 'bat glow' effect.something calls bat glow. And it's neat. I like this.Watch from 6:40
Suits a wide range of wrist sizes2 of 5
- Gingin Watches Reviews Believes it fits many wrist sizes comfortably, making multiple sizes unnecessary.It sits comfortably on a wide range of wrist sizesWatch from 7:13
- WR4K Likes the short 42mm lug-to-lug, especially for smaller wrists.it's got a compact lug of only 42Watch from 44:05
- WR4K Considers 38.5mm ideal across wrist sizes.38.5 is the sweet spot for all wrist sizes.Watch from 44:05
Ownership extras add real value2 of 5
- WR4K Sees the five-year warranty as adding real value.5 years of warranty adds value to the piece.Watch from 58:07
- YoureTerrific Appreciates the free caseback engraving service.I think it's a really nice service.Watch from 1:26
Understated, mature and balanced design2 of 5
- 24Hours At A Time Finds the watch simple yet not boring.It is a simple watch, but it is not boring.Watch from 1:27
- Gingin Watches Reviews Likes the soft, organic, understated take on the integrated sports watch genre.It's calm, rounded and intentionally understated.Watch from 4:48
- Gingin Watches Reviews Considers the overall design mature, cohesive and well balanced.It's a mature, cohesive, and very wellbalanced design.Watch from 10:37
Contemporary look rather than vintage2 of 5
- Monochrome Appreciates how the contemporary look is combined with robustness.The contemporary vibe blends with robustnessRead it in context
- WR4K Likes the low-dome crystal giving a contemporary rather than vintage look.The double dome sapphire crystal gives it a contemporary aesthetic rather than vintage.Watch from 15:20
A personal favourite among Farer designs2 of 5
- 24Hours At A Time Says the reviewer personally really likes the hard-to-define design.I can tell you that I personally really like itWatch from 1:55
- YoureTerrific Calls it possibly the reviewer's favourite Farer watch.This Integra might be my favorite watch yet from FarerWatch from 8:05
Shows Farer maturing and taking risks2 of 5
- Monochrome Feels the collection brings more refinement than Farer's usual colourful designs.the new Integra collection adds a bit of refinementRead it in context
- YoureTerrific Likes seeing Farer mature and experiment with something new.It's cool to see Farah kind of maturing and experimenting.Watch from 8:05
- YoureTerrific Enjoys the result of the brand's risk-taking here.I actually happen to like the something new.Watch from 8:33
Mother-of-pearl dial is attractive and unique1 of 5
- YoureTerrific Finds the mother-of-pearl dial very attractive despite some ethical unease about harvesting it.I can't argue against how this looks, which is really nice.Watch from 3:20
- YoureTerrific Likes that each mother-of-pearl dial is unique.Every mother of pearl dial is going to be different and I like that.Watch from 3:50
Calm design with lasting appeal1 of 5
- Gingin Watches Reviews Sees it as a design that could endure rather than dazzle.Not revolutionary, but enduring.Watch from 11:35
- Gingin Watches Reviews Believes its calm character gives it real long-term appeal.gives the Integra real potential as a long-term watchWatch from 11:05
Design is distinctly Farer's own1 of 5
- WR4K Praises the design as entirely Farer's own.Fair deserve credit for a completely original design.Watch from 43:05
- WR4K Stresses it avoids copying famous integrated-bracelet icons.It's not an homage to an automar pig Royal Oak.Watch from 43:05

Most criticised

Clasp extension looks awkward when deployed2 of 5
- Gingin Watches Reviews Finds the extended micro-adjustment looks like an emergency solution, though it works well.it's clearly more of an emergency solution than something you'd want to leaveWatch from 7:43
- YoureTerrific Notes an unattractive gap at the clasp when the extension links are popped out.The clasp does not look good when the bracelet links are popped out.Watch from 5:13

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How reviewers judged each aspect; one square per reviewer who discussed it
Design		Praised
Dial		Praised
Case & proportions		Praised
Bracelet & strap		Praised
Value		Praised
Wearability		Praised
Movement		Praised
Originality		Praised
Finishing & build		Praised
Versatility		Praised
Functionality		Praised

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The reviews

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Gingin Watches Reviews

FARER INTEGRA - When a First Impression Isn’t the Whole Story

Video, 13 minHands-on reviewJan 2026

Very positiveRecommends

After a sceptical launch reaction, the reviewer spent over a month with the Integra and came away won over. They praise its slimness, wearability, finishing and malachite dial, with minor gripes about the integration, clasp extension, buckle and lume. They would personally choose it at this price.

Suits: Buyers wanting a calm, understated integrated-bracelet sports watch to live with long-term

Disclosure: Brand loaner

What they said, point by point

Designpositive: Likes the soft, organic, understated take on the integrated sports watch genre. 4:48
Considers the overall design mature, cohesive and well balanced. 10:37
Doubts the subtle bracelet integration adds much; a conventional attachment might work as well. 5:45
Case & proportionspositive: Highlights slimness as the crucial strength for an integrated sports watch. 5:45
Wearabilitypositive: Finds it feels even slimmer on the wrist than the thickness figure suggests. 6:14
Believes it fits many wrist sizes comfortably, making multiple sizes unnecessary. 7:13
Describes the ergonomics as a sweet spot. 7:13
Movementpositive: Considers the movement choice well judged for proportions, reliability, serviceability and looks. 6:44
Notes the lack of chronometer certification puts it slightly behind top Twelve versions technically. 6:14
Finishing & buildpositive: Finds build quality excellent across case and bracelet. 7:13
Compares the finishing favourably with much larger Swiss industrial brands. 7:43
Sees no evidence of shortcuts or cost-cutting. 10:37
Bracelet & strappositive: Values getting both the bracelet and a colour-matched rubber strap included. 8:11
Finds the extended micro-adjustment looks like an emergency solution, though it works well. 7:43
Rates the rubber strap excellent and very comfortable. 8:11
Feels the standard Farer buckle doesn't suit this particular watch. 8:11
Dialpositive: Finds the malachite dial with anti-reflective coating genuinely fantastic. 8:41
Won over despite normally disliking stone and green dials. 9:10
Night legibility is only acceptable; hands carry too little lume versus indices. 9:40
Dislikes the painted sections near the base of the hands. 10:08
Originalitymixed: Worries its restraint is a commercial weakness among louder competitors. 11:05
Sees it as a design that could endure rather than dazzle. 11:35
Believes its calm character gives it real long-term appeal. 11:05
Valuepositive: Judges execution as good as it can be at around €1,800. 10:37
Would personally choose it among integrated sports watches at this price. 12:03
Compared with: Christopher Ward The Twelve: Better long-term watch and preferred pick, though chronometer Twelve is technically ahead.
Girard-Perregaux Laureato: Stylistically closer to the Laureato than to Royal Oak derivatives.
Patek Philippe Nautilus: Cushion-like, rounded styling places it nearer the Nautilus.

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WR4K

Farer Tenebris Integra 4K Watch Review

Video, 1h 0mHands-on reviewJan 2026

Very positiveRecommends

An extremely enthusiastic review that rates the Integra's finishing, bracelet, micro-adjust clasp, crown and top-grade movement at a high-tier level. The reviewer praises its thinness, comfort and original design, and calls it outstanding value, even undervalued.

Suits: Wrists of roughly 6–7.5 inches wanting a daily wearer that can dress up

What they said, point by point

Dialpositive: Likes the 3D dial with sunray centre and textured outer ring. 11:59
Finds legibility excellent and the numeral layout well balanced. 12:56
Appreciates the colour-matched date wheel blending into the dial. 30:37
Rates the lume as bright and evenly applied. 50:55
Case & proportionspositive: Considers it among the thinnest integrated-bracelet watches reviewed. 45:33
Likes the short 42mm lug-to-lug, especially for smaller wrists. 44:05
Finds the thin case flanks reduce visual bulk. 18:41
Rates the screw-down crown action as exceptionally smooth. 26:20
Finishing & buildpositive: Sees the case and bezel finishing as far above the price class. 17:43
Compares the fine satin brushing favourably to Rolex. 18:11
Credits the custom blue skeletonised rotor as a premium touch. 34:29
Bracelet & strappositive: Highly impressed by the butterfly clasp with 6mm on-the-fly adjustment. 8:43
Finds the bracelet fluid, rattle-free and among the best experienced. 22:32
Finds the included FKM rubber strap unexpectedly soft and comfortable. 6:48
Notes the bracelet is tight on an 8-inch wrist, though not treated as a flaw. 40:43
Wearabilitypositive: Praises the low 136g weight on the bracelet. 48:58
Considers 38.5mm ideal across wrist sizes. 44:05
Notes the flat caseback helps it sit close to the wrist. 46:32
Movementpositive: Measured accuracy of +2 seconds per day impresses. 54:48
Finds winding and setting exceptionally smooth. 28:43
Sees no drawbacks to the calibre choice. 56:11
Functionalitypositive: Views 100m with screw-down crown as a strong spec for daily wear. 27:17
Found swapping between strap and bracelet easy without tools. 39:46
Versatilitypositive: Slim profile lets it serve as both daily and dress watch. 49:26
Likes the option of wearing it on rubber or bracelet. 49:26
Originalitypositive: Praises the design as entirely Farer's own. 43:05
Stresses it avoids copying famous integrated-bracelet icons. 43:05
Designpositive: Finds it visually appealing from all angles. 47:02
Likes the low-dome crystal giving a contemporary rather than vintage look. 15:20
Valuepositive: Believes the watch is priced below what it merits. 59:05
Sees the five-year warranty as adding real value. 58:07
Awards the channel's top value accolade. 59:35
Compared with: Pequignet Concord 40: Bracelet equally refined at under half the price; Farer's clasp adds on-the-fly adjustment.
Rolex Submariner Date: Crown action and winding feel judged as smooth as the Rolex.
Tudor Black Bay Heritage: Farer's thin flanks contrasted with the Tudor's slab-sided case.

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YoureTerrific

New for $1,765 - Farer Integra Perlarum

Video, 9 minHands-on reviewOct 2025

Very positiveRecommends, with caveats

The reviewer is enthusiastic about the Integra Perlarum, praising the mother-of-pearl dial, detailed chapter ring, bezel and adjustable bracelet. Quibbles include large wear for small wrists, a covered movement and middling accuracy. Calls it possibly Farer's best and fairly priced against the Christopher Ward C12.

Suits: Wrists of at least 6 inches wanting an elegant integrated-bracelet watch

What they said, point by point

Dialpositive: Finds the mother-of-pearl dial very attractive despite some ethical unease about harvesting it. 3:20
Likes that each mother-of-pearl dial is unique. 3:50
Praises the angled chapter ring with cutouts and debossed markers as subtle and complementary. 4:18
Enjoys the black-painted lume blocks that produce a 'bat glow' effect. 6:40
Case & proportionspositive: Appreciates the case, singling out the satin-topped, polished-sided bezel. 4:18
Wearabilitymixed: Finds the size ideal on the reviewer's own wrist. 2:24
Advises against it for wrists under about 6 inches due to flaring bracelet and large wear. 2:24
Likes that it wears larger than typical 38.5mm watches, giving it presence. 2:53
Bracelet & strappositive: Considers the bracelet carefully designed and finished. 4:18
Singles out the 6mm on-the-fly adjustment system as a favourite feature. 4:48
Notes an unattractive gap at the clasp when the extension links are popped out. 5:13
Values getting both the bracelet and a rubber strap included. 0:58
Movementmixed: Sees the top-grade SW300-1 as more accurate with more reserve than the rival SW200-1. 7:08
Considers the worst-case rating of ±15 seconds per day not great. 5:42
Dislikes the large Farer rotor weight obscuring the movement view. 6:11
Designpositive: Calls it possibly the reviewer's favourite Farer watch. 8:05
Sees it as more elegant than the aggressive, modern C12, a matter of taste. 7:36
Valuepositive: Feels the premium over the C12 is justified by movement, strap and mother-of-pearl dial. 8:05
Appreciates the free caseback engraving service. 1:26
Originalitypositive: Likes seeing Farer mature and experiment with something new. 8:05
Enjoys the result of the brand's risk-taking here. 8:33
Compared with: Christopher Ward C12 40mm: Integra costs $360 more but has better movement, dial details and extra strap.
Tudor Black Bay: Black Bay bracelet drops straight down, unlike Integra's flaring bracelet affecting wear.

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24Hours At A Time

This One Really Delivers! Farer Integra Watch Review

Video, 11 minHands-on reviewSep 2025

Very positiveRecommends

The reviewer finds the Integra an impressive, well-finished daily watch under $2,000, praising its slim case, detailed dial, excellent tapering bracelet with micro-adjust clasp and top-grade movement. The only real gripes are a slightly finicky quick-release system and a polarising design.

Suits: Buyers seeking an everyday watch who like its distinctive design

What they said, point by point

Finishing & buildpositive: Rates the satin and polished finishing on the case as outstanding. 0:58
Likes that the polished accents add interest without making the watch flashy. 0:58
Case & proportionspositive: Highlights how thin the case is. 0:28
Feels the bronze accent on the signed crown adds visual interest. 0:58
Designpositive: Finds the watch simple yet not boring. 1:27
Says the reviewer personally really likes the hard-to-define design. 1:55
Notes the design is very personal and will not suit everyone. 9:39
Originalitypositive: Describes the design as strange but unique, mixing integrated-bracelet, 1970s and Bell & Ross-like cues. 1:27
Dialpositive: Thinks the malachite stone dial is cool and enhances the watch's look. 2:23
Considers the applied indices a clever way to add depth to a slim watch. 3:21
Appreciates the colour-matched date wheel. 3:21
Finds the blue dial variant a little too conservative. 4:21
Bracelet & strappositive: Calls the bracelet excellent with outstanding finishing. 4:21
Praises the butterfly clasp's pull-out extension for perfect fit, wishing more brands did this. 4:50
Finds the rubber strap soft and comfortable from the start, though below the bracelet. 5:49
Finds swapping between bracelet and strap somewhat finicky, possibly due to prototype status. 6:18
Wearabilitypositive: Says the fit is excellent on both bracelet and rubber strap on a 7.25-inch wrist. 6:47
Believes the size is right for the design and wouldn't want it larger. 7:15
Credits the aggressive bracelet taper for comfort, avoiding a chunky feel. 7:42
Movementpositive: Welcomes the higher-grade Sellita at this price. 8:12
Sees the dial-specific rotor colour as good attention to detail. 8:42
Has no complaints about the movement choice. 8:42
Functionalitypositive: Feels 100m water resistance is exactly right for a daily wearer despite the display back. 1:27
Valuepositive: Acknowledges it isn't cheap but points to finishing, strap options and movement. 9:11
Considers the overall package fair for the price. 9:39
Calls it very impressive for under $2,000. 10:08
Versatilitypositive: Considers it a contender for the perfect everyday watch. 10:08
Notes the rubber strap gives a sportier look and feel. 7:42

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Monochrome

The Farer Integra, A new Collection of Sporty-Chic Watches with a Twist

ArticleHands-on reviewAug 2025Erik Slaven

Very positiveRecommends

Presents the Integra as a refined, compact integrated-bracelet watch that works for any occasion. The reviewer singles out the bracelet as exceptional and calls the pricing excellent for what is offered, with no criticisms raised.

Suits: Someone wanting one watch for both formal wear and outdoor use

What the review says, point by point

Versatilitypositive: Believes the all-occasion label, usually a cliché, genuinely fits this watch.
Considers the pieces rugged enough to go almost anywhere.
Case & proportionspositive: Describes the case as thin and stylish, suitable for dressier settings.
Bracelet & strappositive: Calls the bracelet design exceptional.
Finds the mix of polished centre links and brushed main links refined and stylish.
Designpositive: Feels the collection brings more refinement than Farer's usual colourful designs.
Appreciates how the contemporary look is combined with robustness.
Dialpositive: Likes the lume backglow effect of the mother-of-pearl Perlarum dial.
Valuepositive: Calls the prices excellent given the bracelet design and Top Grade Sellita movement.

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The Urban Sports Watch For Everyday Use: Farer Integra // Watch of the Week Episode 263

Video, 5 minReactionOct 2025

PositiveRecommends, with caveats

Sees the Integra as a bold, distinctive urban sports watch with an attractive case, elegant bracelet and interesting movement. Dislikes the cluttered date and the salmon dial, but considers the price a very fair offer.

Not a review of the watch in hand (news, a guide or a reaction), so it isn't counted.

What they said, point by point

Dialmixed: Finds the date sharing space with an index fragment slightly cluttered. 1:35
Considers the horizontal lines an odd but effective way to organise the dial. 2:04
Thinks the mother-of-pearl dial looks amazing and the blue dial integrates the lines better. 2:34
Is not convinced by the salmon dial, finding it too much. 2:34
Case & proportionspositive: Praises the case's smooth lines as a strong point. 3:02
Highlights the complex crown with its copper insert. 3:02
Finishing & buildpositive: Likes the fine mixture of brushed and polished facets on the case. 3:02
Vouches for real-world quality based on handling other Farer watches, all immaculate. 1:35
Movementpositive: Likes the look of the heavily altered rotor. 3:02
Notes the movement likely accounts for a decent share of the retail price. 3:02
Bracelet & strappositive: Finds the bracelet elegant and neatly following the lines of the case. 3:31
Likes the butterfly clasp with quick micro-adjustment. 3:31
Values that both bracelet and rubber strap come with every variant. 3:31
Originalitypositive: Calls the horizontal-line dial concept a bold decision. 2:04
Valuepositive: Finds the price rather high but backed by components, design and uniqueness. 3:31
Argues a bigger brand name would multiply the price, making this very fair. 3:59

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The NEW Farer Integra: Stone Dial British BEAUTY!?

Video, 10 minReactionAug 2025

Positive

The hosts like the Integra's movement, polished bracelet, micro-adjust and stone-dial options at the price. They dislike the hexagonal case shape and the small date window, and see some resemblance to other watches. They want to handle it before judging fully.

Not a review of the watch in hand (news, a guide or a reaction), so it isn't counted.

What they said, point by point

Case & proportionsmixed: Considers the 10.3mm thickness and 42mm lug-to-lug rather compact. 1:25
Dislikes the weirdly hexagonal case shape, calling it the biggest complaint. 6:15
Feels the case shape doesn't flow well. 6:15
Bracelet & strappositive: Finds the fully polished centre links lovely. 1:54
Likes the 24mm-to-16mm taper. 1:54
Likes the micro-adjust feature. 4:47
Thinks the rubber strap looks nice but the watch looks better on the bracelet. 5:17
Movementpositive: Likes the SW300-1 top-grade movement. 2:24
Likes the custom, colour-matched full rotor. 2:52
Notes the lack of any stated accuracy figure. 2:24
Dialmixed: Considers the green malachite stone dial a favourite and the stone dials exciting. 3:49
Finds the blue and salmon dials unremarkable despite some detailing. 3:49
Agrees the date window looks tiny next to the large numerals, though it is colour-matched. 8:11
Finishing & buildpositive: Notes nice chamfering and polishing, though this is judged only from photos. 1:25
Valuepositive: Finds a stone dial with this spec and finishing at this price very appealing. 4:47
Wonders how US tariffs will affect the price. 6:15
Originalitymixed: The co-host feels it reminds of the Bell & Ross BR05; the reviewer partly agrees on dial layout and H-links. 7:13
Believes it has clear Farer design language and does enough to stand out. 7:42
Functionalitypositive: Calls the 100m water resistance perfectly serviceable. 1:54
Compared with: Bell & Ross BR05: Similar dial layout and H-links, but the finishing looks slightly better on the Farer.
Christopher Ward C12 Ti: Same SW300-1 movement and similar micro-adjust; the C12 Ti is COSC certified.

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Specifications

Reference: W-CUP-INB
Case: 38.5mm, stainless steel
Thickness: 10.3mm
Lug to lug: 42mm
Movement: Sellita SW300-1 Top Grade (automatic)
Power reserve: 56 hours
Water resistance: 100m
Crystal: sapphire with multiple anti-reflective coatings, exhibition caseback
Bracelet or strap: integrated steel bracelet (24mm tapering to 16mm) with butterfly clasp and 6mm on-the-fly micro-adjustment; quick-release rubber strap also included
Announced: August 2025
List price (US): $1,650US launch price $1,650 for Cuprum and Tenebris

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