Today, Franck Muller might best be known for this Curvex cases and Crazy Hours, but behind the undeniably stylish 'Franck Muller' brand is the watchmaker himself — one of the most talented of the 20th century.

In the 1990s, Muller was obsessed with complication, particularly complicated chronographs. Perhaps the most famous of them all are his double sided rattrapante chronograph, an incredibly complicated design which he have returned to glory in this exceptionally limited edition. This ingenious design makes use of the often-overlooked caseback, with a central chronograph hand and several scales such as pulsation and telemetre. This version is particularly special as the pulsation and tachymeter scales found on the caseback are filled with Super-LumiNova for legibility in the dark, and both dials feature Hindu Arabic numerals.

As for the movement, the FM 7000-CCRDF is new old stock from from Franck Muller's own archives, a fitting tribute to this legendary and groundbreaking chronograph.