Jackson

A DIAL OF BEAUTIFUL BLUES

The French navy dial of the Jackson features a complex piqué pattern engraved across the main dial, with sunken dark navy sub-dials in a bicompax layout. Mid-blue hands on the sub-dials contrast with the subtle ice-blue lume on the hour and minute hands. A raised outer edge finished in dark navy with a crisp white tachymeter scale (used for measuring speed based on time) boldly frames the dial, completing the study of blues.

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COMPACT AND ELABORATE CASE

Each of the Chrono-Classic dial editions are housed in an elaborate marine-grade steel case which has a 13.2mm height from the base to its domed sapphire crystal peak. The compact and elegant steel case compliments the details of the dial while being highly wearable on the wrist at 39mm in size. The sapphire glass has an internal multi-layer anti-reflective coating. Case details include a bead-blasted inset on the case sides, with contrasting polished borders. A stainless steel crown with a recessed bronze cap finishes off the exterior styling, flanked by two oblong pushers. The case back is a screw-down type and features a polished and brushed finish, that frames an exhibition sapphire glass, showing off the delicately finished movement within.

The real talking point with the Chrono-Classic collection is the movement. Dubois Dépraz is a name that needs little introduction, working with some of the world’s most famous Swiss watch brands. The DD2022 movement features a 43-hour power reserve and has an overall thickness of just 6.9mm, decorated with blue screws and finished with a bespoke bronze coloured cut out turbine rotor. When you study most Chronograph watches you will notice that the crown is offset against the start/stop buttons. Once you have noticed this it’s hard to ignore and that’s why Dubois Dépraz have created an innovative solution that aligns the crown centrally in the casing. Not only does it make ‘on wrist’ adjustment much easier but it creates an aesthetically pleasing look to the side of the case.

"Rewriting the rule book for new levels of design, quality and value."

STORY

When chronographs arrived in the Olympics in the early 20th century, they set new precedents for accurate timing. Before the 1912 Olympics, judges of each discipline used their own stopwatches, often supplied by different brands, which led to many inaccuracies with timing results. In 1912, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) introduced an official timekeeper. For the first time, chronographs were used to accurately record times in athletics down to one-hundredth of a second. The Chrono-Classic collection pays tribute to some of the ground-breaking, British Olympic gold medallists from the 1912 games in Stockholm.

Named after Arnold Jackson, who took gold in the 1500m at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics, aged just 21. The race became known as "the greatest race ever run", with Jackson also breaking the Olympic record, having privately entered the tournament after not making the official Great Britain team.

SPECIFICATIONS

Case

39mm diameter, 12mm depth (13.2mm to dome peak), 45mm lug-to-lug, 44mm pin-to-pin

Material

316L marine grade stainless steel

Finish

Vertically brushed bezel and lugs, polished bordered case sides, bead blasted recessed flanks, polished and brushed back

Dial

Navy matte piqué patterned dial, punched in oversized twin sub-dials, applied polished steel baton markers, white flange tachymeter track, framed matching date wheel

Hands

Highly polished steel tapered stripe hour/minute with Super-LumiNova infill, cyan chronograph and 30-minute counter, navy small seconds

Crown

Straight solid stainless steel, machined bronze inset cap featuring embossed Farer ‘A'

Pushers

Oblong, highly polished

Glass

Sapphire domed crystal with inner multi-layer anti-reflective coating, flat sapphire exhibition glass on rear

Strap

Over-stitched St. Venere leather, 316L stainless steel buckle fastening

Lug

20mm

Water Resistant

10ATM

MOVEMENT

Swiss-made Dubois Dépraz DD2022, Top Grade, offset rod system, blue screws decorated with bespoke bronze coloured cut out turbine rotor

FUNCTIONS

Hours, minutes, 60 second chronograph, 30 minute counter at 0, small seconds at 3. Quick set date, hacking capability

JEWELS

WINDING

Self-winding mechanism with ball bearing

POWER RESERVE

Approximately 43 hours

SIZING

BUILT TO LAST

We pride ourselves in creating products that stand the test of time. We design our watches meticulously in London before they are handmade, without compromise in Switzerland. That's why we offer a 60-month / 5-year movement guarantee on all Farer watch movements - if anything does go wrong then we’ll be happy to repair or replace it. Plus, if you aren't 100% satisfied within 30 days of purchasing one of our watches, you can send them back to us for a full no quibble refund or exchange. All items must be returned in their original condition - unworn and undamaged.

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