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Giuliano Mazzuoli

Born in 1947, Giuliano Mazzuoli has worked since the 1970s in the family firm created by his father in 1953 in Florence (Italy).

The company specializes in the manufacture of diary refills, index notebooks and other stationery products for the accounts of top Florentine leather workers.

In 1993, when he started working on a new layout for the diaries, his concept ended up in New York’s renowned Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). In 2001, he created “Officina Writing Instruments,” and launched “Moka”, a line of pens styled after the famous 1930 coffee pot design by Alfonso Bialetti. He achieved success, but his ambitions didn’t stop there. He began to dream up his own watch design…

When the “Manometro” was unveiled in September 2004, a limited number went on sale in Italy. Even Giuliano Mazzuoli could not have imagined the success that his new creation would have within just a few months. The designer’s idea, at once simple but ingenious, was to reproduce line for line the form of traditional manometers (used to measure pressure) to create the wristwatch. The Manometro’s elegant, simple to read dial, the pure lines of the steel case and the atypical position of the winding crown, made this new object an immediate success.

Designed in two versions, for right- and left-handed users, Manometro is available in several dial colours: Ivory, White, Dark Blue, and Black, as well as several colours for the bracelets. The Manometro’s case comes in two finishes: polished or satin.
Note the bracelet’s interestingly worked steel attachments, which make the watch a perfect fit for your wrist, while prominently highlighting the piece. True designer craftsmanship on a most remarkable piece.