As we will see in a few days in an interview we have done with the recently appointed director of Schwarz Etienne, Florian Brossart, the independent watchmaker is about to open a new chapter in its history, with revamped collections and great ambitions to meet with the incredible capacities of this manufacturer, one of the very rare brands capable of making its own balance wheels and hairsprings in-house. But before talking about the future, we need to look at the present, and it is bright, with the launch of a new member in the original, striking Geometry series, with its deconstructed dial now available in black.
Before deciding to work with external designers and craftsmen, Schwarz Etienne showcased its watchmaking skills with a rather classic…