Farer Adds Nevada Pine and Nevada Mocha to Its GMT Bezel Line for 2026

Farer is at its best when it leans into travel, and the GMT Bezel line sits right in that sweet spot.

For 2026, the British brand is adding two new references to the collection, pairing practical multi-time-zone functionality with dials that feel more decorative than the usual tool-watch fare.

The new Nevada Pine and Nevada Mocha models share the same technical base, but they split the brief across two case sizes and two very different colour moods.

At a glance

Guilloché gives the GMT Bezel a more dressed-up character

The defining feature across both watches is the dial, which uses a barley corn guilloché pattern rather than a flat colour surface.

Its intersecting spiral lines create a sense of depth across the display, especially as the fumé treatment brightens at the centre and darkens toward the perimeter.

It’s a more refined approach than many travel watches take, but Farer keeps the layout functional, with clear hands, a date window and a dedicated 24-hour GMT hand.

That GMT hand works with the bidirectional 24-hour bezel, giving the wearer an easy way to follow more than one time zone while travelling.

Nevada Pine and Nevada Mocha take different routes

Nevada Pine is the larger of the pair at 40mm, and it’s also the more vivid watch.

The dial moves from a darker emerald tone at the edge into a pine green centre, with matching matte green hands and an orange-tipped GMT hand adding sharp contrast.

The bezel continues the green theme with a dark and light split that helps separate night and day hours at a glance.

Nevada Mocha comes in at 38mm, giving the same design language a slightly smaller footprint.

Here, the guilloché dial shifts through a brown fumé gradient, with lighter brown accents and a blue GMT hand for contrast.

Both versions use stainless steel cases with screw-down crowns and offer 200 metres of water resistance, which gives them a broader everyday usefulness than their decorative dials might first suggest.

Sellita SW330-2 power with a visible Farer rotor

Inside both models is the Sellita SW330-2 Top Grade automatic movement, a familiar and capable GMT calibre with a 56-hour power reserve.

The Top Grade designation means the movement is tested for accuracy in five positions, placing it above the standard version of the calibre.

Farer leaves the movement visible through an exhibition caseback, where a skeletonised custom rotor reveals perlage finishing underneath.

It’s a sensible movement choice for this price point, and it keeps the watch in the territory Farer tends to occupy well, namely practical mechanical travel watches with enough design personality to stand apart.

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The Nevada Pine will likely speak to collectors who want Farer’s bolder colour instinct at full strength, while the Nevada Mocha offers a warmer and more compact take on the same idea.

Either way, these two additions give the GMT Bezel line a richer dial treatment without losing the everyday travel-watch logic that defines the collection.