Master of Complications Franck Muller As exclusive UK stockist for Franck Muller we are very pleased to be able to launch a model. All mechanical watchmaking complications invented by Franck Muller are designed and developed at the heart of their own workshops. From the simple sketch of a world premiere mechanism to the execution of the plan, every stage of the manufacture of the timepiece is followed to its successful completion.

FRANCK MULLER Grand Central Tourbillon Watch
The Grand Central Tourbillon is a striking new collection that puts the tourbillon in the spotlight, at the center of the timepiece. One of the complications of this collection is that we had to completely rethink the watch in order to move the tourbillon from its original 6 o'clock position to the center of the watch. Furthermore, the designers and watchmakers at Franck Muller had to find an innovative way to place the hour and seconds hands around the tourbillon cage in order to accentuate the beauty of the piece.

Franck Muller VANGUARD REVOLUTION 3 Skeleton Watch
The three-axis tourbillon of the new Vanguard Revolution 3 Skeleton corrects for gravity in all positions. A technical marvel, this complex system of carriages is one of the most complex creations in Haute Horlogerie. Featuring a stunning skeletonized movement, this timepiece stylishly showcases the skeletonized bridges, allowing you to see one of the most beautiful mechanisms in all of horology.

FRANCK MULLER VANGUARD Racing Skeleton Watch
Sailing towards sport with its automotive-inspired lines, the Vanguard TM Racing Skeleton calls for a pure and sleek engine-steering aesthetic. With its harmonious silhouette, impeccable craftsmanship and impeccably balanced proportions, this movement has been skeletonized to brew elegance with its sporty character.

FRANCK MULLER VANGUARD crazy time yacht
With its harmonious silhouette, impeccable craftsmanship and impeccably balanced proportions, the Vanguard Crazy HoursTM Yachting combines audacity and creativity with the excellence of Franck Muller's Haute Horlogerie. The pinnacle aesthetic of this Crazy Hours complication has captivated watch lovers for years. With its unique hand-inlaid numbers, the Vanguard Crazy HoursTM Yachting ensures a firm grasp of Franck Muller's heritage with a youthful and futuristic aesthetic.

FRANCK MULLER VANGUARD Rose Skeleton Watch
The Vanguard Rose Skeleton combines harmonious design with clever design. The technicality of the collection lies in the research necessary to make the rose a mechanism with a skeletonized dial. Here, the flowers are not decorations placed on the movement, they are cut from the bridges and baseplates that hold the mechanical movement together. They are an essential aesthetic decoration of timepieces.

Franck Muller CIELO
The new Cielo collection affirms the purest tradition of Franck Muller's masterful watchmaking art. Purity and cool design are the guiding principles of the collection. The dial of Cielo is made of natural blue aventurine, a semi-precious stone that shimmers to create a sparkling effect. The name of the collection is inspired by the deep blue color of aventurine, which evokes the color of the night sky, while the shiny mineral evokes the stars.

FRANCK MULLER GALET Moon Phases
The poetic complication, the moon phase, naturally finds its place at 6 o'clock, harmoniously completing the Galet collection. Powered by a self-winding mechanical movement, this enigmatic and captivating horological complication displays on a guilloché dial the different cycles of the moon we see in the sky. The shape of the design is absolutely unprecedented, paying homage to simplicity and evoking calm and well-being. With its gentle angles, it is reminiscent of nature, like a smooth flow surrounded by the action of water.

FRANCK MULLER GALET Moon Phases
The double mysterious peony showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of diamond setting, integrating technological innovation and mechanical complications. This collection features the innovative time display system that made the Double Mystery a huge success: the hands are replaced by two rotating discs, each with an arrow-shaped indicator. The invention represented the successful mastery of a technical challenge and was patented in 1998.