Rubis Slanted Tip Tweezer-Swiss Made

Swiss architecture has moved into international prominence over the past generation with the creative work of Peter Zumthor and Herzog & de Meuron, among others. The Swiss lead the world in the revival of a very particular minimalist modern style that ruled European modern architecture in the 1920s. Known as Sachlichkeit, or objectivity, it features clean, spare, industrialized surfaces; simple geometric platonic forms; pure, expansive interior spaces; and plain, articulated industrial construction...

Manipulate flame worked glass while keeping fingers comfortably cool with these 10" stainless steel tweezers. Serrated tips provide a no-slip surface, making it easy to pick up and place inclusions such as millefiori, or imprint the texture in molten glass to add detail to sculptural beads.

Water resistant to 200 meters and featuring a screw down crown. Luminous hands and markers with a 3-hand movement with day/date. One-way ratcheted timing bezel. Solid stainless steel case with a durable polyurethane strap.