Farer has announced a trio of new Field watches that look to encompass a range of utility from land to sea. That means these aren?t exactly your typical field watches, and what?s more, they continue to build on Farer?s unique design language in the process. Once again, the British based brand is on top of their naming game with these three watches, dubbed the Exmoor, the Lomond, and the watch seen here, the Pembroke. As the names suggest, these are Farer watches through and through.

The Field watches follow a similar pattern to what we saw last year from Farer, offered in three distinct flavors that go beyond a change in colorway. The Exmoor is the most familiar of the bunch to what we typically associate with field watches, featuring a full slate of Arabic numerals around the rich green dial. The Lomond eighty-sixes the odd digits in favor of oversized even numerals and a railtrack chapter ring. Finally, the Pembroke gets a dark navy ring to house the cardinal hour numerals against a white dial. Each model pushes a date display to the very edge of the dial, read against a pointer hand with the Farer ?A? at its tip. Colorful accents are sprinkled in accordingly, and a variety of strap options make this a versatile bunch in total. The Pembroke

This is a field watch, but really I?d have a hard timing placing it as such in the hand and on the wrist. It?s got the diameter and lug to lug measurements right, at 38.5mm x 44.5mm it?s compact, but at 12mm thick it packs ...