Franck Muller
Francesco “Franck” Muller has been considered one of the great creative minds in the industry ever since he designed and built his first tourbillon watch back in 1986. In fact, he never ceased amazing his colleagues and competition ever since, with his astounding timepieces combining complications in a new and fascinating manner.
Recently, the “master of complications” has been stepping away from the daily business of the brand, leaving space for the person who had paved young Muller’s way to fame, Vartan Sirmakes. It was Sirmakes, previously a specialist in watch cases, who had contributed to the development of the double-domed, tonneau-shaped Cintrée Curvex case, with its elegant, 1920s retro look. The complications never stop either. The latest Gigatourbillons are 20 millimeters across; the Revolution series has a tourbillon that rises toward the crystal.
