Giuliano Mazzuoli Gauge Automatic Watch

Certainly not a new clock, it Manometro, designed and published by Giuliano Mazzuoli in 2004, is a unique design shows, sports on the model of tire pressure gauge Manometro. The watches are handmade with Swiss automatic movement ETA.

The Mazzuoli Manometer measures 45.2mm in diameter, sound, and 14.8 mm thick. Housing round, cylindrical really stands out and is very recognizable in the wrist. The model that I took the white dial in black rubber strap and crown to the right. A fairly standard combination of colors and very comfortable to wear.

The glossy white dial is easy on the eyes and relatively easy to read. If hands are a little thicker, it would be even easier to read. The other hand is a red arrow pointer, which reminds one of the tire pressure guages, the clock is modeled. The bezel is rounded brushed stainless steel and looks great.

As you can see, I chose a very low installed, when the watch is top-heavy look. This is the style and the only complaint I have with the design of a tight belt. Seem disproportionately little seen, and the installation and connection have not been easy.

The crown is placed in 2 hours and cut with Guiliano Mazzuoli logo and large too, which works very well with the overall design. Bravo for the design of the Crown and investment. One of my favorite parts of the design, actually.

Finally, a wrist shot to the rapid fire round of mini-review here. The clock measures an impressive 45.2mm, but no ears at all and a very narrow band, the watch is actually a bit smaller than you think, but cylindrical. However, it does squat too, so it's a little strange for a global setting. A thick belt, however, disappointing that the clock does feel a little unbalanced on the wrist, but has a charm reminiscent of its Italian design and heritage that makes it a great character piece for those who prefer the road less traveled.