Franck Muller

Dubbed the 'Master of Complications', known for the patented Cintrée Curvex barrel-shaped case and playful, colorful high-complication watches.

Signature materials: 18k gold, platinum, titanium, Cintrée Curvex sapphire crystal
Signature movements: In-house tourbillon and complication calibres including the caliber FM 2800
Notable designers: Franck Muller
Collections: 4

Every collection

Collections & specifications

1992

Franck Muller's signature patented barrel-shaped case, curving to follow the wrist and defining the brand's visual identity.

Category: Curved dress watch
Designers: Franck Muller
Case materials: 18k rose, white, and yellow gold, platinum
Sizes: 29.5mm x 44mm to 35.6mm x 55.4mm
Dial: Guilloché dial with Franck Muller's signature numerals
Crystal: Curved scratch-resistant sapphire
Strap / bracelet: Alligator leather strap
Movements: Calibre FM 2800
Movement type: Automatic and manual-wind mechanical
Power reserve: 42–48 hours
Water resistance: 30m (3 ATM)
Complications: Date · Complications available including tourbillon and minute repeater
Key references: 8880 SC DT
Price band: $14,000–$40,000+

2011

A bold, contemporary sport interpretation of the Cintrée Curvex case, aimed at a younger, sportier clientele.

2003

A whimsical complication in which the hour hand jumps unpredictably around the dial while minutes still run normally, showcasing playful engineering.

1996

A pure rectangular case named for its resemblance to a New York skyline silhouette, offering a flatter alternative to the Curvex.