Presenting the Franck Muller Double Mystery Peony

Press release

November 2021

The Double Mystery™ Peony highlights the savoir-faire of diamond setting and combines technical innovation and mechanical complication.

Presenting the Franck Muller Double Mystery Peony

Press release

November 2021

Presenting the Franck Muller Double Mystery Peony

The Double Mystery™ Peony highlights the savoir-faire of diamond setting and combines technical innovation and mechanical complication.

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ranck Muller’s new Double Mystery™ Peony collection holds the innovative time display system which has made the Double Mystery successful: the hands are replaced by two rotating discs each with an arrow-shaped indicator.

This invention represents the successful mastering of a technical challenge and was patented in 1998.

The romantic peonies flowers inspire the full collection with grace and elegance, they are both spectacular and fascinating. 662 white diamonds and precious colored stones form beautiful peonies on the revolving discs, for a total of 4.87 carats. The collection is entirely hand-set.

Presenting the Franck Muller Double Mystery Peony

Presenting the Franck Muller Double Mystery Peony

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