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Actually I still don’t have a whole lot more details on the Skafander but I thought it would be cool to see the 3 other versions in the collection before posting the new CHRONO that has just come out.
Eastern European by name and with a not so typical barrel-shaped case, the Skafander is one of these watches that you’ll either love or hate.
I love it - I might have used an expletive or two to express just how cool I thought it was when I first saw it, but I do recognize that it isn’t a design for everyone.
That tonneau case BTW, mightn’t be your usual diver case shape but its hallmark of Franck Muller so does make sense in this instance plus it makes a refreshing change from 60s retro.
The case is offered in three materials; Stainless steel, High-Grade Titanium and 18K Rose Gold. Measurements include: a width of 46mm, a length 57mm and a thickness of 15.6mm.
Divers features include: a special internal rotational timing bezel, a massive Ti, blue or yellow security locking-device and 100 meters of water-resistance.
The Skafander’s open-work dial is protected by a black DLC-coated fixed bezel.
Its internal bezel is operates via the massive buttons on the side of the case - the 8 o’clock pushers fine-tune the dive-time forward in single minutes, while the 10 o’clock pushers work in five minute increments.
Powering the Skafander is an FM automatic caliber operable via the two large push-buttons on the left lateral side of the case.
The Skafander from Franck Muller will have a Swiss MSRP of 13800CHF or 21000CHF if you go for the 18K RG baller version. The watches are out now!
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Let us know your thoughts and impressions.
Actually I still don’t have a whole lot more details on the Skafander but I thought it would be cool to see the 3 other versions in the collection before posting the new CHRONO that has just come out.
Eastern European by name and with a not so typical barrel-shaped case, the Skafander is one of these watches that you’ll either love or hate.
I love it - I might have used an expletive or two to express just how cool I thought it was when I first saw it, but I do recognize that it isn’t a design for everyone.
That tonneau case BTW, mightn’t be your usual diver case shape but its hallmark of Franck Muller so does make sense in this instance plus it makes a refreshing change from 60s retro.
The case is offered in three materials; Stainless steel, High-Grade Titanium and 18K Rose Gold. Measurements include: a width of 46mm, a length 57mm and a thickness of 15.6mm.
Divers features include: a special internal rotational timing bezel, a massive Ti, blue or yellow security locking-device and 100 meters of water-resistance.
The Skafander’s open-work dial is protected by a black DLC-coated fixed bezel.
Its internal bezel is operates via the massive buttons on the side of the case - the 8 o’clock pushers fine-tune the dive-time forward in single minutes, while the 10 o’clock pushers work in five minute increments.
Powering the Skafander is an FM automatic caliber operable via the two large push-buttons on the left lateral side of the case.
The Skafander from Franck Muller will have a Swiss MSRP of 13800CHF or 21000CHF if you go for the 18K RG baller version. The watches are out now!
Continue reading...
Let us know your thoughts and impressions.