Women's Franchk Muller Watches

Iconoclast Franck Muller graduated from the Geneva School of Watch Making in 1981 with highest distinction. He was an exceptionally talented, world-renowned watch restorer before choosing the difficult path of opening his own company in 1991. In an amazingly short period of time, Franck Muller has become one of the most admired and respected watch brands in the world.

His first success came as early as 1992 with the Cintrée Curvex, a curved body watch with three dimensions, extremely difficult to produce and previously nonexistent in the marketplace. The Cintrée Curvex collection caused a sensation and was an instant hit.

Today, Franck Muller has a strong and vibrant ladies’ collection, which is not merely a smaller version of their men’s line, but makes a powerful design statement in and of itself. The Vanguard Lady draws inspiration from the curves of the Cintrée Curvex curves and features a sun-stamped dial is adorned with pink and white appliqué relief numbers; the Cintree Curvex line comes in Chronometro, Classic, Sakura and Tourbillon; the Color Dreams collection goes wild with color, shape, numeral sizes and diamonds.

Quick Facts

• Other women's collections include the Crazy Hours, Galet, Playa, and the Double Mystery (which features the 4 Seasons watch, studded with colored gemstones representing different seasons of the year)
• The Safari women's collection features zebra and tiger striped dials in various shapes and combinations
• In 1998, the company produced the world’s thinnest tourbillion, breaking a record previously set in 1945. It came in a luxurious egg-shaped casket embellished with diamonds