Maze III - 40mm
GMT BEZEL
GMT watch with bidirectional rotating bezel with a black and white sapphire insert. Black hands and black and blue markers.
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- Case size: 40mm x 44.8mm x 12.5mm including crystal, 10.75mm without
- Case Material: 316L marine-grade stainless steel
- Water Resistance: 200m / 20 ATM
- Movement: Swiss Made Sellita SW330-2 'Top Grade' movement
- Power Reserve: Approximately 56 hours when fully wound
Short 14cm - 17.5cm wrist
Regular 16cm - 22cm wrist
Long 18cm - 24cm wrist
Maze III - 40mm
MAZE III - 40MM
£1,325.00
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SQUARE AWAY
Now in its third generation, the Maze is a GMT for the modern adventurer. It features a distinctive pearlescent white grid-patterned dial onto which are mounted oversized dot and dash hour markers in gloss black, whilst the marker at twelve is in the shape of the Farer logo. These markers are paired with a straight sword handset that’s also in gloss black, which provides the best contrast for telling the time from any angle. To guarantee legibility in darkness, these hands and markers are packed full of ice-blue X1 Super-LumiNova. The silver seconds hand features a bright blue Farer “A” at its tip, whilst the GMT hand is a bold “postbox red”. This GMT hand is used in conjunction with the bidirectional rotating bezel. Underneath a sapphire insert is a 24-hour scale that allows you to track a second time zone.
All of this is housed within a brand new 40mm steel case that features the distinctive “ski slope” lugs first seen in our Chrono-Contempo collection. Finally, as a thoroughbred tool watch, the Maze has 200m of water resistance, a screw-down crown, and a box sapphire crystal.
Features
Sublime Slopes - The lugs are the defining feature of the GMT Bezel case. In addition to a large polished chamfer that cuts into the brushed finish, the lugs themselves have a “ski slope” shape where the tips curve slightly upwards. It’s a subtle touch that has a big impact on how the watch feels on the wrist.
Reliable Mechanics - Powering this GMT is the Sellita SW330-2 automatic movement. This dependable calibre beats at a smooth rate of 28,800 bph (4Hz), contains 25 jewels and has a 56-hour power reserve. What’s more, this is the 'Top Grade' version of the SW330, so it’s been adjusted for accuracy in 5 positions.
Afterglow - To guarantee eligibility under all conditions, the watch’s hands and markers have heavy applications of X1 Super-LumiNova.
Turnaround - To track a second time zone the bezel is bidirectional and has a 24-hour scale protected by a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal insert. When used with the coloured GMT hand, the wearer can read the time in another part of the globe.
STORY
The Maze is named after Maze Hill, which along with Crooms Hill and Charlton Way, is one of the roads that surround Greenwich Park in London. The park is famously home to the Greenwich Observatory which established the Greenwich meridian which was the international standard prime meridian from 1884 to 1974.
It is from the Greenwich meridian that the concept of Greenwich Mean Time originated, which is the idea of using the time as measured at the meridian itself. Before this, the measure of time was highly localised, not just to individual countries, but also to specific regions within them. For example, it wasn’t until 1880 that Greenwich Mean Time was legally adopted throughout the whole of Great Britain.
As the world entered the Jet Age in the 1950’s, the need for watches that displayed multiple time zones dramatically increased. Thus GMT watches established themselves as one of the key complications of modern horology, and took their name from the Greenwich Mean Time that our modern time zones originated from.
tech specs
Dimensions
| Diameter | 40mm |
| Depth | 12.5mm including crystal, 10.75mm without |
| Lug-to-Lug | 44.8mm |
| Lug Width | 20mm |
Case Material
316L marine-grade stainless steel
Case Finish
Brushed lugs and case sides with highly polished chamfers
Bezel
Bidirectional 24-click rotating bezel with sapphire insert and 24-hour scale.
Glass
Boxed sapphire crystal with internal anti-reflective coating. Exhibition glass on the rear.
Dial
Pearlescent white engraved grid dial with oversized dot/dash polished black markers infilled with ice-blue X1 Super-LumiNova, date window at six o'clock. Printed light blue minute track.
Hands
Black straight sword hour and minute hands, filled with ice-blue X1 Super-LumiNova. Silver sweep seconds hand with sky blue Farer 'A' tip. Postbox red GMT hand with X1 Super-LumiNova infill.
Crown
Screw-down stainless steel with solid bronze cap insert featuring embossed Farer 'A'.
Water Resistance
200m / 20 ATM
Movement
Movement
Swiss Made Sellita SW330-2 'Top Grade' movement
Vibrations
28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz)
Functions
Hours, minutes, sweep second, 24hr. Stop second device for precision time setting. Quick date correction
Winding
Self-winding mechanism with ball bearing
Jewels
25
Power Reserve
Approximately 56 hours when fully wound
fitting
Wrist circumference of 5.9inches / 15cm
Wrist circumference of 6.9inches / 17.5cm
Wrist circumference of 7inches / 18cm
