Franck Muller Replica Watch

Franck Muller Watches Brand Information

Franck Muller is a relatively young watch brand. Known as the "Master of Complications",
Franck Muller uses unique case shapes and playful (some might call it whimsical) design language to truly set themselves apart from the rest of the watch industry.
Franck Muller's unique case shapes take inspiration from American watches of the early 20th century, like Elgin, Waltham, and Hamilton, to make timepieces a little more interesting.
The uniqueness of a Franck Muller watch truly gives the wearer a sense of exclusivity, which is difficult to find in the more common watches we see in the market today.Franck Muller History
Franck Muller is a watch brand that many enthusiasts will likely know, but for those new to luxury timepieces who might be looking for a unique luxury timepiece, Franck Muller might just be the brand for you.
Founded in 1991 in Geneva by Franck Muller and Vartan Sirmakes, Frank Muller is a brand that "aims to create exclusive timepieces characterized by complicated movements and original design."
The entire process of creating a timepiece, from conception and manufacturing to engraving and servicing, all takes place at their complex in Geneva called Watchland.
The Franck Muller name is synonymous with not only unique design but innovations and firsts in the world of watches.
In 2004, Franck Muller debuted the first ever tri-axial tourbillon with the release of the Revolution 3. But one of the brand's greatest technical achievements came just 3 years later, in 2007, with the release of the Aeternitas Mega, which would become the world's most complicated wristwatch with 36 complications and 1,483 components.
Since the release of the Aeternitas Mega, Franck Muller has continued to innovate and bring new and exciting complications to the watch world. In 2011, Franck Muller released the largest ever tourbillon in a wristwatch with the Giga Tourbillon, a masterpiece that houses a tourbillon with a diameter of 20mm.Franck Muller Collections
Franck Muller is comprised of seven men's collections and eight women's collections. It is worth noting that there are collections that are in both the men's and women's lines, as well as a collection of Grand Complications, which is Haute Horlogerie at its finest. Below, we will briefly discuss seven collections and some of their important features.Franck Muller Vanguard Collection
Like many Franck Muller timepieces, the Vanguard collection falls in line with a case design that the Franck Muller brand is best known for: the tonneau-shaped case. The Vanguard is a sporty yet unique design that is hand-polished and hand-brushed.
The applique numerals are masculine when compared to the numerals on the next two watches we will be discussing, the Cintree Curvex and the Long Island, which complement the sporty aesthetic of the timepiece. The Vanguard comes in an array of sizes with complicated options, including chronographs, tourbillons, and grande dates.Franck Muller Cintree Curvex Collection
The Cintree Curvex is a timepiece that needs to be seen in the metal to be truly appreciated. The curved and contouring case design provides the consumer with the brand's most elegant and distinct silhouette. The applique numerals, as discussed above, have a certain playfulness that is not seen on the Vanguard.
While the Curvex Cintree is certainly the product of modern watchmaking, the design is vibrant, distinct, and timeless, meaning those looking for an elegant and sophisticated timepiece need not look further.Franck Muller Long Island Collection
The Art Deco-inspired Long Island Collection is one of the three Franck Muller collections that does not use a tonneau or tonneau-inspired case shape. Instead, the rectangular design of the Long Island Collection is reminiscent of the iconic Cartier Tank, but in typical Franck Muller fashion, it deviates from the inspiration in a few ways, the first being the case shape.
Much like the Curvex case, the Long Island has a curve or a camber to the case back, which allows the Long Island to be worn well on smaller wrists despite its size. Second, Franck Muller is known for an array of complications that you won't find on any Cartier Tanks.Franck Muller Round Collection
Number two in the non-tonneau-shaped case category is the Franck Muller Round Collection. Described on the Franck Muller website as a "pure and sober" design, the Round Collection is Franck Muller's attempt at watchmaking in its purest form, the tried-and-true design that is a round timepiece.
But make no mistake; this wouldn't be a Franck Muller timepiece without extreme attention to detail, which extends from the finishing of the timepiece to the incredible movements and major complications, which include a perpetual calendar. The Franck Muller Round Collection has all the design and technical traits to make this timepiece a true heirloom.Franck Muller Master Square Collection
The Master Square Collection is the last collection on the list to not have a tonneau-shaped case. Much like its four-sided brethren, the Long Island, the Master Square Collection has a curved case, making the timepiece incredibly easy to wear. Both the Master Square and the Long Island hug the wrist in a way that makes them feel almost cuff-like. The Master Square is an incredibly symmetrical timepiece whose bold lines and sophisticated case rarely house any complications, which is rare in the Franck Muller catalog.Franck Muller Curvex CX Collection
The Curvex CX, much like the original Cintree Curvex, remains the brand's most distinct case. With its perfectly curved and unique contours, the Curvex is a dream to wear. But what sets the Curvex CX apart from the Cintree is a redesigned case that allows the curved sapphire crystal to extend all the way to the edges of the case and bracelet while retaining a bezel underneath the sapphire crystal, which is separate from the case. While it is a very minimal change, it is the first redesign of the Curvex case since its release in 1992.Franck Muller Skafander Collection
The Skafander is Frank Muller's take on a dive watch. But, with only 100m of water resistance, it is more of an overbuilt sport watch than it is a true dive watch. Nonetheless, the Skafander, in true Franck Muller fashion, is uniquely designed with a few neat tricks up its sleeve. While most dive watches have an external rotating bezel, the Skafander has an internal rotating bezel reminiscent of compressor dive watches of the 60s. The Skafander is a unique and well-designed dive watch in a tonneau-shaped case, a first for the brand.Franck Muller Watches Price Guide
Below is a table discussing just a few of the models that Franck Muller has to offer, their prices, and a unique feature of that timepiece.