From the master of complications, Frank Muller has produced by far one of the most disirable watches worn on the street today. Filled with elegance and beauty, Frank Muller watches have all the neccessaties a highgrade watch should have.

"The last thing that comes to mind while looking at the lovely architecture of the village of Genthod, where each comer seems created specifically for quiet contemplation, is that within one of these charming and enchanting cottages someone is spending his time working with complicated mechanisms and projects that seem to move into the sphere of alchemy. And yet this is exactly what has happened in the Muller House, where a monopoly of faithful colleagues participate in the most incredible adventures of Master Franck, who has found the ideal environment for his work in these enchanted places. And looking at the inventions that are planned for the coming years, the choice of this hilltop village near Geneva seems to have been an inspiration for its imaginative creator. The elegant Cintree Curvex collection with its tonneau-shaped watches are enriched with a double time zone and a double indication of the hour that beats simultaneously at the ticking of the sixtieth minute; of a "jumping hours" in the center, of a "perpetual" and also of one of the smallest miniaturizations created for a watch with a minute repeater. And the incredible list of creations continues with a "double face chronograph" with a telemeter-scale, a tachymeter-scale and a pulsemeter-scale on the case back; a chronograph with perpetual calendar and equation of time with a retrograde hand... and also a "minute repeater with retrograde calendar" provided with a tourbillon device patented by Muller... Is this enough for you? But there`s more. Muller, having produced a world class watch was not happy with just this stunning collection, he wanted to do more. So he went on to create a unique and exclusive model: the "Calibro 1994", which unites in one movement a stupefying number of functions, each one sufficient to cause a watchmaker to pause. To those of us who are absolutely crazy about the antique tick-tock, we can only say "Thank you, Genthod"."