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Furlan Marri emerged from Geneva’s vibrant independent watch scene, founded by Andrea Furlan and Hamad Al Marri. Their debut mecaquartz chronograph, the Tasti Tondi, quickly drew attention for its thoughtful nods to mid-century design—particularly the so-called "cushion case" chronographs of the 1940s. With a background in both Swiss watchmaking and industrial design, the duo channels historical inspiration through a contemporary lens, crafting watches that feel both familiar and refreshingly current.

Attention to case finishing, dial texture, and proportion stands out in every Furlan Marri release. The Sabbia Rosa and Havana models showcase sector dials with nuanced color palettes and applied numerals, while the Mare Blu offers a playful take on blue tones. Despite accessible pricing, each watch features details—engraved casebacks, curved lugs, domed crystals—rarely seen at this level, reflecting a clear respect for traditional watchmaking.

Collectors value Furlan Marri for its limited production runs and the sense of narrative behind each release. Early references, particularly first-edition Tasti Tondi models, have already become sought-after. The brand’s commitment to small-batch manufacturing and design-driven releases means availability can be fleeting, so securing a piece often requires vigilance and quick action.