Franck Muller’s signature Vanguard series gets a fresh, sporty twist with the Vanguard Sport Asia Pacific Exclusive, a timepiece designed to make an impact while remaining effortlessly wearable. Limited to the region, this watch combines the Maison’s hallmark sculptural tonneau shape with sporty details and Haute Horlogerie craftsmanship, making it a statement for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Sculpted Sport for the Wrist
The V 43 stainless steel case is hand-polished to highlight the Vanguard’s fluid, tonneau silhouette, giving the watch a strong yet refined presence. The dial, finished with sun guilloché — fine circular lines radiating from the centre — plays with light, creating depth and dynamism. Hand-painted appliqué numerals complete the look, reflecting Franck Muller’s meticulous attention to detail.
Contrast-stitched alligator leather straps add a playful, sporty touch, coordinated with the colour of the numerals and case inserts. Every element is thoughtfully balanced, reinforcing the watch’s bold character while remaining elegant and wearable for everyday life.
Craftsmanship Meets Function
Beneath its striking exterior, the Vanguard Sport is powered by the MVD 2536-SCDT automatic movement, offering a 42-hour power reserve and running at 28,800 vibrations per hour. Finished to Haute Horlogerie standards with Côtes de Genève, perlage, sunray brushing and snailing, every component reflects Franck Muller’s commitment to technical and aesthetic excellence.
A Timepiece Made For Asia Pacific
Exclusively available in the Asia Pacific region, the Vanguard Sport represents more than just a watch. It stands as a rare collector’s piece, a lifestyle statement, and a bold addition to Franck Muller’s Vanguard series. Its combination of sporty energy, sculptural design, and everyday versatility ensures it stands out on the wrist and only in this corner of the world.
For those seeking sophistication with an edge, the Franck Muller Vanguard Sport Asia Pacific Exclusive proves that true luxury is about more than aesthetics. It’s about owning something rare, crafted with care, and designed to be noticed.
(Images: Franck Muller)
