Farer has updated their split-second flyback chronograph with two new models in sporty panda and reverse panda variants. The quartz chronograph, previously available in solid white and blue versions, uses an uncommon movement that enables split-second timing and flyback functionality through the use of three pushers, two of which are exactly where you?d expect them to be, with a third near 10:00. The Fairford (with a traditional panda dial) and the Elvington (the reverse panda) are available now. Let?s dig in. 

Farer Fairford & Elvington Chronographs 

Case Material: Stainless steel
Dial: Panda (Fairford), Reverse Panda, (Elvington)
Dimensions: 39.5mm
Crystal: Sapphire     
Water Resistance: 5 ATM
Crown: Push/pull               Movement: ETA 251.294 FK PowerDrive Precision 
Strap/bracelet: Leather strap
Price: $625
Reference Number: n/a
Expected Release: Available now

Let?s get right into the movement, as it?s perhaps the watch’s most unique feature, and one not often seen in watches we cover here on Worn & Wound. The ETA 251.294 FK PowerDrive Precision movement operates the chronograph functions and can increase hand movement speed to over 200 Hz, allowing for timing to 1/10th of a second. In addition to being a high-frequency movement, this caliber also allows for split-seconds timing. When the chronograph is actuated, the seconds hand begins moving from 12:00, with another seconds hand directly underneath it. Pressing th...