Stand out this Year of the Snake as Franck Muller’s Silhouette CX Snake slithers elegantly into the lunar spotlight. The Silhouette CX Snake, limited to 28 pieces, melds haute horology with serpentine seduction. This Asia Pacific-exclusive timepiece is a testament to innovation, artistry, and meticulous craftsmanship.
The Lunar New Year limited-edition Franck Muller Silhouette CX Snake watch
First, we have to talk about that stunning case. Crafted from 18K rose gold, the case is made asymmetrical, evoking the fluid motion of a snake. Its revolutionary design, conceived by master casemaker Vartan Sirmakes, reimagines the iconic Curvex CX shape, offering a tactile beauty unlike any other. Sexy and sensual, the edgy design symbolises a bold evolution of Franck Muller’s storied design legacy.
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Then there’s the dial—and what a beauty. The dial is a masterpiece of precision and glamour. Here, a glittering emerald snake motif slithers across a sunray-brushed canvas, achieved through an intricate snow-setting technique. Furthermore, the Silhouette CX Snake is all about the emeralds! Every emerald, aligned with obsessive attention to detail, glimmers hypnotically, creating an air of mysterious allure.
Technical artistry elevates the Franck Muller Silhouette CX Snake further. Its sapphire glass, expertly curved in two directions, provides an unprecedented view of the dial’s stunning asymmetry. Each component, crafted with precision using advanced 3D techniques, ensures water resistance, durability, and impeccable functionality despite the unconventional design.
Completing the look, a green calf leather strap embossed with a snakeskin texture integrates seamlessly into the case, while a rubber underside adds durability. Luxury meets practicality in perfect harmony.
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Priced at SG$66,000, the Silhouette CX Snake embodies Franck Muller’s philosophy of breaking boundaries. It’s a watch that makes a statement—a shimmering ode to the elegance and transformation of the Year of the Snake.
