It sounds bizarre on paper. In the metal, it is sublime. The case architecture is aggressive, asymmetrical, and completely anti-traditional. Yet, the movement inside is finished with Geneva stripes, polished bevels, and black polishing that rivals Dufour.
In the world of high-end horology, geography matters. If a brand doesn’t say "Swiss Made," "Glashütte," or "Grand Seiko," it usually fights an uphill battle for credibility. But every once in a while, a lone genius comes along who rewrites the rules. oleg kuzovkov
Have you ever seen a Kuzovkov in person? Or do you think the future of independent watchmaking belongs to the Russians? Let me know in the comments. It sounds bizarre on paper