Franck Muller Cintree Curvex Yellow Gold 25000QZ
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- Condition: Excellent
- Model: 2500QZ
- Movement: Quartz
- Strap Length: 160mm
- Scope: Box & Papers
- Year: 2010
- Case Width: 20mm
- Listing ID: SD029341
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This watch is in excellent condition.
Comes in original box with dated certificate of origin.
This Franck Muller Cintree Curvex is a smaller version of the brand's iconic tonneau case shape. It's still very much a Franck Muller though, with the iconic elaborate numerals on a silver dial. The watch is made from yellow gold, giving it a solid and reassuring feel despite its size.
FRANCK MULLER
While it's known today for its eye-catching dial and numeral designs and tonneau case shapes, Franck Muller might also be thought of as one of the first independent watchmakers. After a career in the Patek Philippe Museum (a training grounds of sorts for independent watchmakers), he began making watches under his own name in 1991. With a plethora of patents to his name, he became known as 'the Master of Complications' for his ability to integrate unique and unusual complications into his watches. However, he was also amongst a small group of watchmakers who turned watches from a traditional luxury item into something that was far more 'cool', for the lack of a better term. Instead of the timeless designs created by his former bosses at Patek Philippe, he chose to pursue contemporary design, which at the time consisted of oversized and stylised numerals.
FRANCK MULLER
While it's known today for its eye-catching dial and numeral designs and tonneau case shapes, Franck Muller might also be thought of as one of the first independent watchmakers. After a career in the Patek Philippe Museum (a training grounds of sorts for independent watchmakers), he began making watches under his own name in 1991. With a plethora of patents to his name, he became known as 'the Master of Complications' for his ability to integrate unique and unusual complications into his watches. However, he was also amongst a small group of watchmakers who turned watches from a traditional luxury item into something that was far more 'cool', for the lack of a better term. Instead of the timeless designs created by his former bosses at Patek Philippe, he chose to pursue contemporary design, which at the time consisted of oversized and stylised numerals.
Comes in original box with dated certificate of origin.
This Franck Muller Cintree Curvex is a smaller version of the brand's iconic tonneau case shape. It's still very much a Franck Muller though, with the iconic elaborate numerals on a silver dial. The watch is made from yellow gold, giving it a solid and reassuring feel despite its size.
FRANCK MULLER
While it's known today for its eye-catching dial and numeral designs and tonneau case shapes, Franck Muller might also be thought of as one of the first independent watchmakers. After a career in the Patek Philippe Museum (a training grounds of sorts for independent watchmakers), he began making watches under his own name in 1991. With a plethora of patents to his name, he became known as 'the Master of Complications' for his ability to integrate unique and unusual complications into his watches. However, he was also amongst a small group of watchmakers who turned watches from a traditional luxury item into something that was far more 'cool', for the lack of a better term. Instead of the timeless designs created by his former bosses at Patek Philippe, he chose to pursue contemporary design, which at the time consisted of oversized and stylised numerals.
FRANCK MULLER
While it's known today for its eye-catching dial and numeral designs and tonneau case shapes, Franck Muller might also be thought of as one of the first independent watchmakers. After a career in the Patek Philippe Museum (a training grounds of sorts for independent watchmakers), he began making watches under his own name in 1991. With a plethora of patents to his name, he became known as 'the Master of Complications' for his ability to integrate unique and unusual complications into his watches. However, he was also amongst a small group of watchmakers who turned watches from a traditional luxury item into something that was far more 'cool', for the lack of a better term. Instead of the timeless designs created by his former bosses at Patek Philippe, he chose to pursue contemporary design, which at the time consisted of oversized and stylised numerals.
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