The Implausible Seal: A Journey to Mauron Musy
On the shores of Lake Neuchâtel, Swiss manufacture Mauron Musy has spent the last decade solving a problem most watchmakers accept as inevitable: the need to replace rubber seals every few years.
The train to St-Aubin cuts through Swiss countryside with the mechanical precision of a good movement—reliable, predictable, faintly hypnotic. Outside the window, the Vallée de la Broye unfolds in that particular Swiss way: orderly farmland punctuated by clusters of buildings that look like they have been arranged by someone with strong opinions about p…
