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Replica Franck Muller Gravity Classical

Franck Muller Gravity Skeleton

Architecture is a word that comes up a lot in watch writing, and when you see a watch like the Franck Muller Gravity Skeleton, you'll understand why. The clear, expansive field of vision allows the wearer to overlook a small, hardworking city whizzing past.

If we continue with the architectural metaphor, this watch is a far cry from your everyday office building – this is more of a monumental futuristic building. Full of wide bridges and curves. This is a luxury replica watches with nowhere to hide - the wheels and gears, and the large oversized tourbillon cage at the bottom. The hand-wound movement offers a five-day power reserve and is composed of 237 tiny parts housed in a large case measuring 44mm wide x 53.7mm long. The case is black, giving it a stealthy urban look.

The Gravity is a stylish take on Franck Muller's classic Curvex, given a new update that certainly stands out.

Franck Muller Crazy Hours is a clockwork exercise in pure, unbridled fun

It goes like this: 8, 1, 6, 11, 4, 9, 2, 7, 12, 5, 10, 3. No, it's not a Fibonacci-like mathematical sequence, but a very complex combination of electronic safes and even codes for sending secret military messages through cipher machines. This is the sequence of numbers on the Art Deco dial of one of the horology's finest watches, aptly named Franck Muller 'Crazy Hours'. why do you ask In the world of Franck Muller, the question is more of "Why not?".

First launched in 2003, Crazy Hours quickly became a unique outlier in the swiss replica watches world, the brainchild of Swiss watchmaking prodigy Franck Muller, who began his training at the age of 15. After watchmaking school, he started making high-end pocket watches for the high-end - rolling private clients and museums, and also worked for the Patek Philippe collection. Lazy, he designed his own tourbillon watch at the age of 26. Although he had plenty of private client work to fill his dance cards, he aspired to start his own company, which he launched in 1991 with the tagline "Master of Complications" for the label Franck Muller.

This is a very special complication that powers Crazy Hours (called Jumping Hours). In this case, the minute hand runs normally, while the hour hand "jumps" at the top of each hour to the correct time on seemingly random numbers around the dial. This is achieved by a jumping hour module placed on top of the automatic movement inside the case. It is mesmerizing to watch the time change as the hands fly to the correct position, dancing across the intricate guilloché dial. The effect is akin to Alice in Wonderland, or, in Muller's case, Alice in Wonderland (the name given to Franck Muller's headquarters on the shores of Lake Geneva). It doesn't make any logical sense, instead, the whole Crazy Hours concept is an exercise in horological craftsmanship whose goal is nothing less than to bring about a pure,

Interestingly, its oversized tonneau-shaped case is made of precious metals, special steels and even carbon fiber. If you like color, and even a little bit of bling, Muller's bejeweled styles and multi-coloured hand-painted dials have got you covered.Jacob and Co Astronomia Sky

As if random jumping hour complications weren't enough, Muller also showed off some real horological heat, including a tourbillon version.

Even unexpected horology icon Snoopy got in on the action with his own special edition Bamford limited edition in blacked-matte steel and a cool luminous dial. George Bamford is never against a little fun and has a real affinity for Charles Schulz's maverick beagles, so this collaboration makes perfect sense.

Such an exotic timepiece is sure to attract legendary fans, with Crazy Hours discount replica watch worn by celebrities including Elton John, Kim Kardashian, boxer Conor McGregor and footballer Cristiano Ronaldo. While there's nothing subtle about Crazy Hours' look, isn't that the point for its fans?