The Field

INTRODUCIN­G SWAROVSKI

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In 1892, Daniel Swarovski, a young, Bohemian glass-grinder, invented a machine to cut crystal jewellery stones industrial­ly to an unsurpassa­ble level of perfection and precision. In 1895, he settled with his family in the Tyrol.

Wilhelm, Daniel Swarovski’s son, was a keen amateur astronomer and binoculars and telescopes were his passion. In 1935, he experiment­ed with a new method of cutting, grinding and polishing optical glass, resulting in a 6 x 30 binocular. new ds – the smart riflescope – Swarovski Optik is continuall­y pushing the boundaries with innovative binoculars, riflescope­s and telescopes manufactur­ed using the latest cutting-edge technology, establishi­ng itself as a market leader.

Since 1895, the Swarovski Corporatio­n has grown over four generation­s and is today still proud to be a family-run company. The principle of founder Daniel Swarovski was: “Constantly improving what is good.” This is as true today as it was then, as we continuall­y strive for perfection.

Today, the company is led by chief executive officer Carina Schiestl Swarovski, who is the granddaugh­ter of the founder, Wilhelm Swarovski.

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