Giuliano Mazzuoli watches

Giuliano Mazzuoli is the brand of the Tuscan designer of that name, who in 2015 worked with his sons in an atelier in Tavarnelle, outside Florence. The family business was founded by his father in 1949 and began in graphic arts and printing; Giuliano took over the workshop in the 1970s and later made stationery and writing instruments.

His first wristwatch, the Manometro, was presented around 2005 and is styled after a pressure gauge, for which "manometro" is the Italian word; it uses an ETA 2824-2 automatic movement. Europa Star described the Manometro as designed in Italy and produced in Switzerland. Later models include the Contagiri of 2010, with a single retrograde hand, the car-inspired Trasmissione Meccanica of 2013 and the Carrara, with a marble case.