Fashion designer Roberto Cavalli began manufacturing watches in 2011. However, rather than simply creating watches bearing his name, the company chose Franck Muller as its partner. The reason for this was to utilize Franck Muller's know-how in creating complex cases. More than 10 years later, the collaboration between the two companies is heading in an entirely new direction. With the release of a Japan-exclusive model with the beautiful curves inherited from Franck Muller.

Automatic winding (Cal. SW200). 26 jewels. 28,800 vph. Power reserve approximately 38 hours. Stainless steel (46mm x 40mm). Water resistant to 50m. 206,250 yen (207,900 yen for the gold IP-plated model) (tax included).
Text by Masayuki Hirota (Chronos Japan)
Roberto Cavalli
BY FRANCK MULLER

Franck Muller's strength lies in its ability to create complex cases through press work, which is why the company has succeeded in mass-producing the Tonneau Curvex case.
The RVIG207, available only in Japan, is reminiscent of this design. While it does not have the same three-dimensional feel as the Franck Muller, the case, with the crown guard molded as a single piece, conveys the watch's expertise.
The case comes in two colors: silver and gold. There are four dial colors and seven indexes. Although the dials are intentionally left blank, they are all Swiss-made.



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