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Franck Muller Vanguard Color Dreams Loes Van Delft Limited Edition

In the world of luxury watches, a groundbreaking collaboration has emerged, blending Swiss horological precision with Dutch artistic flair. Franck Muller, a master in crafting opulent timepieces, has joined forces with Loes Van Delft, a celebrated artist known for her dynamic and imaginative works, to unveil an extraordinary limited edition: the Vanguard Color Dreams Loes Van Delft collection.
The heart of this collaboration beats within a limited series of 50 pieces, each a marriage of artistry and precision. Encased in a distinctive 43-millimeter titanium frame with black PVD treatment, the Vanguard case houses an automatic movement with a 42-hour power reserve, showcasing Franck Muller’s technical prowess. Yet, the true allure lies in the dial, where Van Delft’s art takes center stage. Her iconic character, “Pjipje,” and artistic signature seamlessly blend with Franck Muller’s Color Dreams numerals, forming a vibrant and captivating tableau.
This partnership transcends traditional watchmaking. With each timepiece, buyers receive a 90 x 90 cm art print personally signed by Van Delft, numbered to match the watch, elevating the exclusivity and value of each piece. This commitment underscores a dedication to providing a uniquely personalized and intimate experience for collectors.

Born in 1991, Loes Van Delft has left an indelible mark on contemporary art with her distinctive blend of playfulness and dreamlike elements. A graduate of the St Lucas Art Academy in 2012, she swiftly ascended to prominence, securing the Best Global Artist Award at the Amsterdam International Art Fair the same year. Her works are a journey through her personal universe, reflecting experiences and emotions. This artistic sensitivity is palpable in the collaboration with Franck Muller, where each watch becomes a canvas for her creative expression.
The technical challenge of seamlessly integrating Van Delft’s art into the watches was met with precision. Transferring the artwork onto the dial demanded meticulous horological technique and the careful selection of 26 different colors, showcasing Franck Muller’s commitment to excellence and innovation.

The Vanguard Color Dreams Loes Van Delft collection is a celebration of craftsmanship and creativity, harmonizing Franck Muller’s horological expertise with Loes Van Delft’s artistic universe. This collaboration ushers in a new era where art and functionality converge in a truly exceptional manner.

Franck Muller Vanguard Color Dreams Loes Van Delft Limited Edition

Swiss luxury watch Maison Franck Muller presents a limited edition Vanguard Color Dreams collection created in collaboration with talented Dutch artist Loes Van Delft.

The artist has given free inspiration to her imagination to represent her world with her recognizable character, affectionately named “Pjipje”.
Specially designed for the Vanguard Color Dreams Loes Van Delft Limited Edition, the dial features the artist’s signature combined with Franck Muller’s iconic Color Dreams numerals.

Dressed in the emblematic Vanguard case of 43 millimetres, in titanium with a black PVD treatment, this Vanguard Color Dreams model is available in a limited edition of 50 pieces. Each of them houses an automatic movement with a 42-hour power reserve. The inserts on both sides of the case tastefully match the color on the numerals and strap for utmost elegance and style. The strap is cleverly integrated inside the case in order to maintain and extend the curved aspect of the timepiece.
Moreover, each buyer will have the privilege of receiving with their watch a 90 x 90 cm art print, signed by the illustrious Loes Van Delft, ensuring an authentic connection between the collector and the artist. To further enhance the exclusivity, each artwork is numbered with the corresponding watch number.
Franck Muller is proud to announce its artful collaboration with the talented Dutch artist Loes Van Delft, to create a timepiece that transcends conventional watch design. The result of their artistic synergy is the Vanguard Color Dreams Loes Van Delft Limited Edition, a unique timepiece with a distinctive design reflecting the worlds of Franck Muller and Loes Van Delft. Specially designed for the Vanguard Color Dreams Loes Van Delft Limited Edition, the dial features the artist’s signature combined with Franck Muller’s iconic Color Dreams numerals. This distinctive dial is a canvas of pure imagination, where the artist’s beloved character, Pjipje, takes centre stage, becoming an integral part of Franck Muller’s world, represented by the Color Dreams numerals.

One of the key challenges was the quest for the perfect watchmaking technique to transfer the artwork on the dial. Additionally, the meticulous selection of the 26 different colours presented an artistic challenge that was masterfully overcome. Housed in the emblematic Vanguard case of 43 millimeters, in titanium with black PVD treatment, the limited edition of 50 timepieces encapsulates the essence of contemporary art. Featuring an automatic movement with a 42-hour power reserve promising to delight and captivate every wrist it adorns.

In a celebration of craftsmanship and creativity, each collector will have the privilege of receiving with their watch a 90 x 90 cm art print, signed by the illustrious Loes Van Delft, ensuring an authentic connection between the collector and the artist. To further enhance the exclusivity, each artwork is numbered with the corresponding watch number, creating an unparalleled sense of harmony between the two worlds.

Franck Muller Vanguard Beach

The watchmaking iconoclast encapsulates the essence of carefree beach holidays in a trio of colourful tickers.

A self-professed ‘Master of Complications’, Franck Muller Vanguard Beach is widely lauded for its astounding haute horlogerie timepieces, from the ultra-complex Aeternitas Mega to the more recent Curvex CX Giga Tourbillon, but it’s the watchmaker’s playful side that puts a smile on many of its loyalists’ faces with capricious creations, such as the Crazy Hours and # Franck Muller Vanguard Beach , which was released to mark the Year of the Rabbit. From the pictures you see here, it’s evident that the new Vanguard Beach belongs firmly in the latter category, and it looks primed for some serious sun-soaked fun by the sea. Launched in 2014, the Vanguard has since evolved into Franck Muller’s flagship collection of sporty timepieces. Watch lovers would no doubt recognise the namesake founder’s fondness for tonneau-shaped tickers in its dynamic form, as it recalls the iconic Cintrée Curvex silhouette, albeit with amped-up, more audacious proportions. Yet, despite its somewhat hefty 41mm x 49.95mm dimensions, with a thickness of 12.2mm, the watch is incredibly comfortable to wear, thanks to its sensual curvatures on all sides and a lug-less construction that ensures it hugs the wrist ever so snugly. All the better for the new beach-ready line-up for partying from sunrise to sundown, in and out of the sand. Besides its strapping build, the Vanguard Beach is also eye-catching for its vibrant colourways of fiery red, ocean blue, and summer green, inspired by the glistening hues of the sea and crimson sunsets. Evoking la dolce vita, its sporty chic demeanour, however, belies the technical mastery behind its creation. Demonstrating the brand’s expertise in design and material engineering, its case is constructed in a glass fibre composite, which is commonly associated with sports equipment and, therefore, befitting the collection’s core identity. More importantly, the high-tech material allows the Maison complete control over the exact tones it wishes to achieve for the watches. The painstaking process of making the case begins with melting glass at a scorching 1,500 degrees Celsius, which is then drawn into extremely fine filaments. These filaments are then cooled down and shaped into sheets at a lower temperature of 700 degrees Celsius. Subsequently, these sheets undergo a colouring process in baths before being stacked and compacted into blocks, which can then be precision-machined into watch cases. Lightweight yet exceptionally durable, the innovative material has just a quarter of the density of steel while maintaining comparable mechanical strength, and its captivating pattern of flowing lines reminds one of the ripples on a sandy beach. Driven by the self-winding MVT FM 800-DT beating at 28,800vph, the Vanguard Beach has a power reserve of 42 hours. Its matte dial with white hand-painted Arabic numerals and fabric Velcro strap with epoxy titanium buckle are colour-matched to the case, making each Franck Muller Vanguard Beach watch a statement piece that adds a dash of sporty glamour to any outfit.

Franck Muller Vanguard Crazy Hours Hom Nguyen

Once again, the 33rd edition of the WPHH was absolutely unforgettable. During one week, our partners entered the creative and fascinating world of Franck Muller. The WPHH has turned into a sensational gallery in the Domaine du Grand Malagny, where the guests were invited to discover the exclusive novelties of the group. The exhibition enhanced the beautiful creations of Franck Muller Vanguard Crazy Hours Hom Nguyen , Backes & Strauss and Cvstos.
In a magical and majestic atmosphere, watch aficionados and professionals had the opportunity to discover the most iconic brand’s timepieces along with dazzling new timepieces. For instance, the Curvex CX Giga Tourbillon, the Curvex CX Grand Central Flash Tourbillon, the Vanguard Damas, the Vanguard New Tone Skeleton or even the Vanguard Slim Skeleton. On the feminine side, many models were released: the Curvex CX Lady, the Curvex CX Piano as well as an amazing Cintrée Curvex Retrograde Hour, reaviling a Tourbillon or a Moonphase.

2023 celebrates the Crazy Hours’ 20th anniversary where a spectacular limited collection was created: the Franck Muller Vanguard Crazy Hours Hom Nguyen . Designed in a Vanguard shape, this timepiece combing emblatic symbols of the brand such as the Crazy Hours complication and the iconic numerals hand-painted by the artist. This exclusive edition is flawlessly offering emotions to the owner though its clever and complex mechanism.
In honour of the 20th Anniversary of the Crazy Hours, Franck Muller and Hom Nguyen joined up their talents for the second time, with the same leitmotiv: to bring together the watchmaking know-how and the talent of the artist to offer their collectors an exceptional limited collection.

For this collection, Franck Muller Vanguard Crazy Hours Hom Nguyen let his imagination run free by drawing each numeral with his legendary and talented pattern. From one line to another, the drawing embodies the trajectories of human lives. The numerals drawn by the artist and replicated by Franck Muller’s dial craftsmen in the purest watchmaking tradition thus come to life. The Crazy Hours mechanism offers a unique reading of time, showing the hour numerals drawn by hand in the most unconventional order. Thanks to a patented mechanism, the central hour hand literally jumps from one hour to the next, respectfully following the numbers placed randomly on the dial.

Thereby after 60 minutes the hour hand would jump to the next correct number. Meanwhile, the minute hand follows a conventional 60-minute cycle revolving around the dial. Time becomes a value that is personal, individual, and unique. You find yourself eagerly waiting at each 59th minute to observe the Crazy Hours’ mesmerizing jump.

With a bidirectional self-winding movement, this mythical and enchanting masterpiece of watchmaking enjoys a power reserve of 42 hours. The Franck Muller Vanguard Crazy Hours Hom Nguyen is the perfect translation of a piece of art; each timepiece comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist in addition to the usual certificate of authenticity. To make the collection as unique as it already is, each timepiece will come in a special presentation box.

Available in stainless steel, titanium, ceramic and 18k rose gold, the limited edition of 50 or 100 pieces depending on the finishing, is presented in the sizes 41, 43 and 45 millimetres.

Franck Muller Vanguard Snowflake

For this magical and festive season, Franck Muller has enriched the iconic Vanguard collection for your dreams to come true. Distinguished by a sporty tonneau shape, the Vanguard calls in for clean and futuristic aesthetics with a one-of-a-kind winter-inspired design, just perfect for the holiday season: Franck Muller Vanguard Snowflake. Drawing its inspiration from Franck Muller Watchland under a white coat in winter, the Vanguard Snowflake is emphasised by its delicate elements. The sun-stamped dial is adorned with appliqué relief snowflakes in rose gold or in a silver colour according to the case material. The snowflakes are delicately cut out and are all unique on the dial, just like in real life. To highlight the beauty of this collection, the numerals on the dial have been delicately replaced by eleven scattered diamonds, not equidistantly, aiming for the feeling of a real snowfall inside the timepiece. The numeral 12 is the only one fully represented to symbolize December, the 12th month of the year, when the first snow arrives in Genthod and everyone’s mind is focused on the end-of-year celebrations and Geneva winter sports. Housing a self-winding movement, the Vanguard Snowflake is available in stainless steel and rose gold, hand-set with diamonds or not. While the Vanguard architecture remains true to its original design, the Vanguard Snowflake is completed by the iconic alligator strap in a pearly white to represent the glistening snow under a winter sun.
For this magical and festive season, Franck Muller has enriched the iconic Vanguard collection for your dreams to come true. Distinguished by a sporty tonneau shape, the Lady Vanguard calls in for clean and futuristic aesthetics with a one-of-a kind winter inspired design, just perfect for the holiday season.

Drawing its inspiration from Franck Muller Vanguard Snowflake Watchland under a white coat in winter, the Vanguard Snowflake is emphasised by its delicate elements. The sun-stamped dial is adorned with appliqué relief snowflakes in rose gold or in a silver colour according to the case material. The snowflakes are delicately cut out and are all unique on the dial, just like in real life.

The numeral 12 is the only one fully represented to symbolize December, the 12th month of the year, when the first snow arrives in Watchland and everyone’s mind is focused on the end-of-year celebrations and Geneva winter sports.

To highlight the beauty of this collection, the numerals on the dial have been delicately replaced by eleven diamonds scattered on the dial, not equidistantly, aiming for the feeling of a real snowfall inside the timepiece. While the Vanguard architecture remains true to its original design, the Vanguard Snowflake is completed by the iconic alligator strap in a pearly white to represent the glistening snow under a winter sun.

Housing a self-winding movement, the Franck Muller Vanguard Snowflake is available in stainless steel and rose gold, hand-set with diamonds or not.

Franck Muller Grand Central Tourbillon Watches

The Franck Muller Cintrée Curvex is a signature of the maison since 1991. The first watch designed by Franck Muller Grand Central Tourbillon the watchmaker was a tourbillon in 1983/4, and with this latest introduction, the maison reintroduces its original avant garde flair in an all new grand central tourbillon.
The Franck Muller Grand Central Tourbillon is the world’s first centre tourbillon in a tonneau-shaped case. The result of over a year of industrious research and development: the tourbillon moves from the traditional 6 o’clock position into the centre of the dial. The Grand Central Tourbillon’s hour and minute hands are placed around the central tourbillon cage, drawing attention to the complexity of the movement within.

The tourbillon itself is suspended by a single bridge—which is also shaped to indicate the seconds—and is elevated above the rest of the dial.

While conventionally, a standard minute tourbillon has a cage directly driven by the third wheel, which in turn is driven by the second wheel. As the second wheel’s usual location is right in the middle of the movement, having to place the carriage’s pivot in the center presented a specific challenge.
The tourbillon rotates in its carriage with a single triangular shaped arm which acts as the seconds hand. The Franck Muller Grand Central Tourbillon is also raised from the curved dial. Inspired by the Clous de Paris pattern, the Grand Central Tourbillon’s dial features a new guilloché with a spiral effect that accentuates the rotational movement of the centre tourbillon.

The instantly recognisable Cintrée Curvex case has long been synonymous with Franck Muller Grand Central Tourbillon for nearly three decades and remains an icon to this day. Available in a variety of metals from titanium to white gold, the case measures 40.16 mm in width, 58.70 mm in length and 16.63 mm in thickness.
The galvanised brass guilloché dial is painstakingly coated with 20 layers of translucent lacquer, topped off by Franck Muller’s signature oversized art deco indices, carefully applied by hand.
The watch wears large, housing the massive complication and providing enough depth for the curved sapphire crystal. Considering how the glass is angled, it may take some getting used to the reflectiveness and distortion of view from certain angles for those new to the curvex design.
The watch uses the MVT FM CX 40T-CTR movement which beats at a low 18000 vph and has 4 days power reserve. The movement is self winding, achieved using a micro rotor layout which also gives a viewer a better view of the well decorated plates and bridges of the movement.
While there is no doubt the central tourbillon is a complication in its own right, the complication to relocate it to the center yields little benefit from a time telling technical perspective. Then again, the whole spiel of a more accurate time keeping using a tourbillon is controversial as well. Ultimately, a tourbillon timepiece is an aesthetic pursuit and that should limit the scope of one’s judgement of this timepiece.

Overall, the watch bears hallmarks of a well made, hand finished haute horologerie timepiece, with an eye capturing central tourbillon floating above the dial. It’s undoubtedly a love it or hate it watch, considering the case shape and loud size, which makes it hard for anyone to sit on the fence about it. Other central tourbillons available today are the De Ville Master Chronometer Tourbillon by Omega and Beat Haldimann’s H1 Flying Central Tourbillon introduced in 2002. Beat claimed his was the first flying central tourbillon which hovered over the dial.

Being the first seems to be an important thing for many brands, and for Franck Muller, it also claims to be the first with the specific combination of a central tourbillon in a tonneau shaped case, and we believe this is a true statement.

Franck Muller Grand Central

Franck Muller presents Grand Central, an exceptional complication watch with a spectacular Tourbillon placed at the center of the timepiece.
In addition to this attractive and surprising decentering, Franck Muller designers and watchmakers had to find an innovative system to display the time in the center of the watch. Thus, they found an innovative way to place the hour and second hands around the Tourbillon cage, highlighting the beauty of the piece. Extremely rare for a Franck Muller Tourbillon collection, the watch holds a self-winding movement, thanks to an eccentric micro rotor, offering 4 days of power reserve.
This beautiful central Tourbillon is housed in a redesigned Cintrée Curvex

case where the sapphire crystal extends all the way to the bracelet, giving much greater visibility to the dial. Furthermore, the bezel which is separate from the case, allows beautiful two-tone treatments.
This design totally changes the aspect of the original Cintrée Curvex and fully highlights the beautiful curves of the watch. It also gives full visibility to the dial by limiting the amount of material used on the sides which is technically very difficult to achieve and giving the case a new modern line of life.
The open back allows to admire the pure traditional decorations as the Côte de Genève.
The Franck Muller Grand Central Tourbillon is an outstanding new collection, where the Tourbillon is in the spotlight, placed at the center of the timepiece. This beautiful central Tourbillon is housed in a redesigned Franck Muller Cintrée Curvex
In addition to this attractive and surprising decentering, Franck Muller designers and watchmakers had to find an innovative system to display the time in the center of the watch. Thus, they found an innovative way to place the hour and second hands around the Tourbillon cage, highlighting the beauty of the piece. Extremely rare for a Franck Muller Tourbillon collection, the watch holds a self-winding movement, thanks to an eccentric micro rotor, offering 4 days of power reserve.

Regarding the case, it has been redesigned so that the sapphire crystal goes all the way to the bracelet. The bezel which is separate from the case, allowing two-tone treatments. This design totally changes the aspect of the original Cintrée Curvex and fully highlights the beautiful curves of the watch. It also gives full visibility to the dial by limiting the amount of material used on the sides which is technically very difficult to achieve and giving the case a new modern line of life. case. One of the complexities of the collection, lies in the fact that we had to totally rethink the watch in order to move the Tourbillon from its original position at 6 o’clock to the center of the watch.
In addition to this attractive and surprising decentering, Franck Muller designers and watchmakers had to find an innovative system to display the time in the center of the watch. Thus, they found an innovative way to place the hour and second hands around the Tourbillon cage, highlighting the beauty of the piece. Extremely rare for a Franck Muller Tourbillon collection, the watch holds a self-winding movement, thanks to an eccentric micro rotor, offering 4 days of power reserve.

Franck Muller Vanguard Yachting Watch

Franck Muller unveils its new timepiece dedicated to the world. Inspired by the dynamic Vanguard collection, the Yachting Collection develops a new creative vision of time with its nautical details. The Franck Muller Vanguard Yachting Watch features all the seafaring details: from the deep blue to the wind rose adorning the dial everything reminds us the sea world. The distinct Vanguard numerals perfectly complement the audacious design of the dial and enhance its high legibility.
Sporting either an automatic movement or a manual one, the line is available in titanium, 18 carat gold and stainless steel and is further seen in four variants – classic, chronograph, tourbillon and Gravity tourbillon. This timepiece is the ideal sporty watch for the owners of a yacht as the two universes share the same elegance and technical features. Each watch comes with a hand-sewn alligator or nylon strap with rubber inside. Global precision meets yachting sport design in this avant-garde artwork.
Perfectly complementing the Franck Muller Vanguard Yachting Watch collection, Franck Muller unveils its new Crazy Hours timepiece dedicated to the sea world. Showing hour numerals in the most unconventional order, the Crazy Hours is one of the most emblematic complication of Franck Muller brand.
The collection offers a unique reading of time, thanks to a patented mechanism, that allows the hour hand to cleverly jump from one hour to the next in the correct order. Meanwhile, the minute hand follows a conventional 60-minute cycle revolving around the dial. The timepiece shows a creative vision of time, offering emotions to the owner through its clever and complex mechanism.
The timepiece features all the seafaring details, from the deep blue to the wind rose adorning the dial. The Vanguard numerals perfectly complement the audacious design of the dial and enhance its high legibility.

The Franck Muller Vanguard Yachting Watch Crazy Hours is the ideal sporty watch for sea lovers, who want to make the most of the time they spend in their boat. Time becomes become a personal and individual value, is ultimately what one makes of it when you are on the sea.

Replica Franck Muller Cintrée Curvex Remember

While Franck Muller Cintrée Curvex Remember has often astounded us with breathtaking high-complications and world premieres, Franck Muller’s latest offering is, shall we say, a lot more technically restrained.

The Remember watch is a playful, yet sentimental take on time, with the numbers read in reverse. Sure, it’s not as technically complex as, say, a tourbillon, which Franck Muller is known for, the Remember certainly lacks nothing in the poetic department. Full of romance and charm, the watch appeals very much to one’s sense of nostalgia. And although it appears like such a simple idea, you can’t help but wonder why no one (as far as we know, anyway) has thought of it before.
That it’s a Franck Muller Cintrée Curvex Remember creation should come as no surprise, though. After all, this is the brand that devised the Crazy Hours watch, a jumping hour complication where the numbers on the dial are placed in a seemingly random order.

Conceived while founder Muller was on vacation in Mauritius, the Crazy Hours complication sees the hour numerals placed at an arc roughly 150 degrees away from the preceding number, so the hour hand snaps almost halfway across the dial with the advance of each hour while the minute hand moves conventionally.

With the Franck Muller Cintrée Curvex Remember watch, all three hands journey in an anti-clockwise direction, giving you the illusion that time is moving backwards. This is seen most clearly through the sweep seconds hand, which gracefully glides around the dial in reverse.
Admittedly, correctly reading the time takes a little getting used to, especially since it differs from the Crazy Hours complication where the minute hand moves clockwise. But then again, part of the appeal is really looking at time in a different way, isn’t it? If you still get confused though, the brand recommends looking at the watch through a mirror to see the correct time. It’s a stretch, we know, but this is really for watch buffs seeking something less conventional.

Aesthetically, the Franck Muller Cintrée Curvex Remember watch adheres very much to Franck Muller’s brand DNA, with the Cintrée Curvex case, emblematic font and guilloche sun pattern stamped on its dial. Painstakingly finished with 20 layers of enamel, the dial also features a sprinkling of hologram numbers in the same signature font.

Available only in 18K rose gold for now, it would be lovely if the Remember watch could evolve into a full-fledged collection, much like the Crazy Hours. Different executions, a date display, and maybe even a tourbillon would grow the collection nicely. But for now, we’re happy just to sit back, reminisce about days gone by and just enjoy this beautiful complication.

Franck Muller X BWD Crazy Hours Snoopy

A watch like no other – Franck Muller X BWD Crazy Hours Snoopy Watch Department Snoopy inspired Crazy Hours. This Snoopy-inspired watch, on the famous Franck Muller Crazy Hours model, is full of unique characteristics. As the name Crazy Hours suggests, the hour numerals on the dial are not in the traditional order. In fact, most of this watch is untraditional in the most playful and eye-catching way.
Featuring Snoopy on the dial, the complex and clever mechanical movement which allows the hour hand to jump to the next in the correct order, is further highlighted with Snoopy’s arms as the hour and minutes hands.
Snoopy’s faithful sidekick, Woodstock, features twice on the dial and surrounding Snoopyare luminous concentric circles bringing the dial even more to life when in the dark. On a matte black stainless steel case, Snoopy and Woodstock are bold to the eye in black and white on a black dial with grey numerals and text. Paired with a black hand-sewn fabric strap, every part of this design has been carefully, and playfully, designed.
“Working on the Franck Muller X BWD Crazy Hours Snoopy Watch has been so much fun. I cannot stop smiling when I look at this watch as there are so many cool elements to it. Adding Snoopy to this crazy dial and using his arms to point to the numerals is amazing. I love using the iconic concentric circular pattern around Snoopy, and what takes this watch to the next level is the luminous effect used on the dial. I also love having Woodstock in wonderful places throughout this piece. It really is a culmination of so many things I adore. ” George Bamford, Bamford Watch Department
This 25-piece limited edition is housed in a unique box with a splash of colour highlighting the Crazy Hours design, as well as Snoopy and Woodstock making an appearance.
Bamford Watch Department has brought its obsession with Snoopy to a monochrome 25-piece limited edition transformation of Franck Muller’s Crazy Hours.

The world’s most famous beagle graces the dial with his arms forming the hour and minute hands but, this being a Crazy Hours, the hour hand progresses in an erratic jumping manner, keeping track of out-of-sequence arrangement of hour markers. Snoopy is also surrounded by concentric luminous loops which put an after-hours spotlight on the pooch.

Woodstock also appears twice on the dial, perched on the 10 and six o’clock numerals.

“Working on the Franck Muller X BWD Crazy Hours Snoopy Watch has been so much fun,” says George Bamford, founded of Bamford Watch Department. “I cannot stop smiling when I look at this watch as there are so many cool elements to it. Adding Snoopy to this crazy dial and using his arms to point to the numerals is amazing. I love using the iconic concentric circular pattern around Snoopy, and what takes this watch to the next level is the luminous effect used on the dial.”

The case itself is a matte black coated stainless steel, while the watch is secured on a black fabric strap.