Konstantin Morzo

Morzo finalizes private project Vanitas and unveils the result. Following a period of anticipation and numerous inquiries about the inspiration, the symbolism of the skeleton, the shell, and the overall narrative, the workshop reveals all the details and presents its completed project—Vanitas.

Russian watchmaker Morzo & F., in collaboration with the service center "Tochny Chas" (Precise Time), presents the "Night in the Forest" tourbillon—the 41mm case is made of stainless steel, an exquisite miniature of a nocturnal forest landscape is skillfully rendered on the blue aventurine dial, while the tourbillon movement bridges are adorned with hand-made engraving.

Morzo is pioneering a new direction in watchmaking by translating deep philosophy into tangible objects. The new Art Object Model No. 2 "Meadow" explores the contrast between the peace of the natural world and the relentless rush of the metropolis. Inspired by the story of a small field mouse, this unique model urges us to pause and find strength in the present moment.

Continuing his tradition of interpreting art through the lens of high watchmaking, Konstantin MORZO presents the first model from his new, ultra-exclusive series: the "Art Object" mini-collection. This series will feature only five unique models, each of which is a singular piece (1/1) and will not be replicated.

Konstantin Morozov (MORZO) introduces his first model designed exclusively for women: "The Fox in Flowers." This unique timepiece is an ode to the modern woman—vibrant, decisive, and captivating—a true mistress of her own time. The watch features a hand-embroidered dial, transforming the face of the watch into a miniature piece of art.

Russian watchmaker Konstantin Morozov (MORZO) announces the release of a new model within his ongoing "Graphique de Tatouage" collection. The design of this exclusive timepiece is based on an original graphic work by the great Russian artist Boris Mikhailovich Kustodiev. The authenticity of the drawing used in the work has been confirmed by relevant documentation.

Introducing the "Rye" watch, a horological canvas where time meets high art. Its centerpiece is a miniature hand-embroidered picture, a first for Russian watchmaking, achieving extraordinary visual depth. This unique dial technique transforms the act of reading time into an appreciation of fine artisanal craftsmanship.