In the world of haute horlogerie, where time is not just measured but celebrated, Franck Muller stands as an overlooked luminary.
And we think that's a damn shame.
Established in 1991, the brand's vision was clear — to create timepieces that transcend the mundane, leaning on expressions of individuality and above all, elevating timekeeping to an art form.
Muller the man and Muller the brand have brought a lot to the world of modern horology, and his colorful, mid-1990s/early-2000s tonneau-shaped dress watch collection perfectly exhibits a design language that walks a fine line between classical and whimsical.
This particular piece, a Reference 7500 SC lives up to that reputation, yet by FM standards, is on the restrained side of things...
Dating to the 2020s, it features a 39mm x 29mm 18K white gold tonneau case with a curved sapphire crystal, a signed crown, and a gorgeous, silver guilloche dial with printed black stylized-Arabic indices and a matching 'spade' handset.
This piece features an FM Calibre self-winding movement and is accompanied on a signed black alligator strap with a matching white gold pin buckle as well as its factory box set.
Simple and elegant, this piece is left-of-center from the wildly fun pieces we’re used to seeing from FM, but we’re not complaining one bit — we’re sure you’re not complaining either.