Elevating the brand's signature moonphase with a micro-laser-etched lunar disc

If you remember the original Stratton, you’ll know it quickly became one of Farer’s best-selling moonphase watches. It had charm, but the hand-painted moon perhaps leaned a little too heavily into cartoon territory for some. Well, the Stratton is back. It has returned with a spectacular photorealistic moonphase and a rich stone dial. And it’s more than just good; it’s great!

Eisenkiesel, translating from German as “iron pebble,” is the stone of choice for the new Stratton II Moonphase watch, same as the original Stratton. This rare quartz variety gets its look from natural iron oxide inclusions like hematite and goethite. These compounds give the stone its rich, earthy palette, which ranges from warm ocher and deep chestnut to a dark, near-black finish laced with golden-brown veins.…