Franck Muller Cintrée Curvex with Red Guilloché Dial

Story

In the early 1990s, while the rest of the watch world was playing it safe with round, conservative designs, a young watchmaker named Franck Muller decided to break every rule in the book. He revived the Art Deco tonneau shape but gave it a modern, three-dimensional curve that fits the wrist like a second skin.

Maker / Origin

Franck Muller, often called the 'Master of Complications,' founded his house in 1991 after years of restoring museum-grade timepieces for brands like Patek Philippe. He became a rockstar of the watch world by packing incredibly complex movements into his signature curved cases.

Condition & Value

The case and bracelet show light surface scratches consistent with careful wear, but no deep gouges are visible. The red cabochon on the crown appears intact, and the dial shows no signs of moisture damage or fading. Excellent condition commands a premium, but a full mechanical service is recommended for watches of this age.