Horology enthusiasts, gather around! Franck Muller has launched a brand-new timepiece that promises to captivate your attention like no other. Introducing the ‘Grand Central Tourbillon,’ this watch boasts a unique ‘center tourbillon’ structure, transforming the slow-spinning tourbillon into the main attraction of the dial.

The watch’s Cintrée Curvex tonneau-shaped case has been redesigned to be sleek and seamless, extending from top to bottom, providing an expansive and open-view dial. Made of carbon fiber, the case has a delicate texture, with black and gray stripes that create an intriguing, elegant, yet abstract aesthetic.

The lacquered dial is adorned with oversized Arabic numeral hour markers, featuring a guilloche pattern that spirals outward, echoing the tourbillon’s rotation. With the tourbillon taking the center stage on the dial, the hands are cleverly placed on the edge of the tourbillon, appearing to float above the dial.

Under the hood, it houses the in-house FM CX 40T-CTR automatic movement, ticking at 28,800 vibrations per hour, and offering an impressive power reserve of up to 4 days.

Completing the ensemble is a fluoro-rubber strap with a tailored nylon finish, secured with a specially designed brushed folding clasp.