Giuliano Mazzuoli has updated the Manometro (which we first wrote about here) watch collection with new Soleil colors for the dials. This addition brings a fresh design element to the well-known timepiece while maintaining the brand’s focus on traditional Florentine craftsmanship.
The Manometro watch combines an industrial look with clean, modern design. Its steel case, with rounded edges, reflects attention to detail and Italian manufacturing. The collection’s connection to Florence and its heritage is clear, with Mazzuoli drawing on his family’s history of clockmaking in Tuscany.
The new Soleil edition introduces several iridescent dial colors. Choices range from Moss Green and Dark Blonde to Aquamarine and Blue Mother-of-Pearl, along with Silver and Rose Mother-of-Pearl options. These dials are paired with either a polished or brushed satin steel case and a leather strap crafted in Florence.
The Manometro Soleil keeps all the features of the original collection, including the Swiss Made self-winding mechanical movement and the screw-down crown at 2 o’clock. The case back is engraved using traditional milling techniques, a detail that reflects the brand’s commitment to craftsmanship.
I’ve always loved these pieces – they’re so bold and utilitarian – and it’s interesting that they’re going a little more whimsical now with all of these new colors. Definitely worth checking out. giulianomazzouli.com
Specs
- Movement: Swiss Made ETA 2824/2 mechanical movement with automatic winding, 25 jewels, 28,800 beats per hour (4Hz), 40-hour power reserve
- Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds
- Crystal: Convex sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating
- Crown: Screw-in crown positioned at 2 o’clock
- Case: Polished or brushed cylindrical stainless steel (AISI 316/L), with 8 screws securing the back
- Water Resistance: 5 ATM (50 meters; 164 feet)
Price: USD $3,600
