Founded in Geneva, the renowned Swiss luxury watchmaker Franck Muller has gone on an extraordinary journey over the past 25 years. To mark the milestone, Franck Muller presents the “The Legend of Time” Exhibition at Ocean Terminal Main Concourse, Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui from 20 to 24 September, 2017.
The five-day exhibition will showcase Franck Muller’s groundbreaking timepieces delivered specially from Switzerland, guests will be invited to immerse themselves into the world of Haute Horlogerie by walking through Franck Muller’s historical moments in a gigantic gear wheel-shaped time tunnel. While celebrating its splendid achievements, the latest collection will be unveiled to illustrate the watchmaker’s innovative watchmaking.
The exhibition will include live watchmaking demonstrations that showcase Franck Muller's unrivalled skills at assembling a movement and exceptional craftsmanship. Guests will be invited to engage themselves by sharing some great moments of the event through their own Instagram account and upload their photos with hashtag #FM25thHK.
They may follow the official account @franckmuller_asia to stay tuned or print the pictures on-site to bring the joyful memories home.
The Master Banker offers its global business traveller the advantage of knowing instantaneously the time across three different time zones on one face, and manipulated using just one winding crown.
The Crazy Hours displays the hours on the dial in a completely different order and every 60 minutes let yourself be surprised by the fascinating jumping hour hand. To read the time, simply follow the number that the hour’s hand indicates, while the minute’s hand follows a traditional 60 minutes cycle.
This triple axis Tourbillon corrects the forces of gravity in all positions, contrary to a classic one which only compensates when the wristwatch is in vertical position. Offering a 10 days power reserve, its stunning beauty is the result of one of the most complex creations in Haute Horlogerie.
The Giga Tourbillon bears the world’s largest tourbillon. A sheer technical marvel embraces a 20 mm diameter tourbillon on the dial and its movement has been reversed, with the bridges found on the dial side. Designed with four barrels with a 9 days power reserve, the Giga Tourbillon has confirmed its mastery of the Swiss watch making heritage in the very complex field of great complications.