Franck Muller has graced the world of horology with a fascinating new timepiece: the Grand Central Tourbillon. What makes this watch truly stand out is its distinctive central tourbillon, which takes center stage on the dial, captivating anyone who lays eyes on it.

The watch features a newly redesigned Cintrée Curvex tonneau case. Its sleek, flowing lines extend to the lugs for a more spacious dial. Crafted from carbon fiber, the case exhibits subtle textures, with its black and gray stripes adding both elegance and a touch of abstract artistry.

The lacquered dial, with its striking oversized Arabic numerals, presents a guilloché pattern that spirals outwards, echoing the rotation of the tourbillon. Because the tourbillon resides at the heart of the dial, the watch’s gear system has been revamped, with hands that appear to float around the edge of the tourbillon.

This timepiece is powered by the in-house FM CX 40T-CTR automatic movement, which beats at 28,800 vph and boasts an impressive 4-day power reserve.

Adding to its allure, the watch is fitted with a fluoro rubber strap featuring a stitched nylon overlay and a specially designed brushed finish folding clasp.

Could this be the watch that turns you into a tourbillon enthusiast?