A COLLECTOR OF art and craftsman of sophisticated watches, Franck Muller acquired two passions that often collided in bursts of creativity throughout his lifetime, giving rise to a host of spectacular designs, including the very first Color Dreams timepiece introduced in 2000. With the dial as his canvas, the watchmaker injected a rainbow palette on the iconic oversized hour markers. Since then, Color Dreams has entered every corner of Franck Muller’s collections.
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