The original "Vegas" was born in 1999. In the mid-90s, as Franck Muller's name became known worldwide, the watchmaker himself began traveling extensively. During a visit to Las Vegas in 1996, he encountered a roulette wheel in a casino, which sparked his inspiration for watchmaking. He wondered if this game could be transformed into a watch. This pure idea gave birth to the "Vegas" watch, featuring a roulette wheel at its center.

Amidst a market where new creations are carefully planned with a focus on commercial viability, Franck Muller's commitment to his creative impulses offers a glimpse into his unique pioneering spirit.

Perfect for Formal Attire
Fitting and
Exquisite Details

Ten years later, the Vegas continues to be cherished. While typically housed in a Curvex or Long Island case, this year's "Vegas Joker" features the Curvex case. This three-dimensional case, crafted with three intersecting curved axes meeting at a single point on a spherical surface, boasts a design entirely devoid of straight lines, offering a smooth, elegant curve that fits the wrist beautifully.



Furthermore, to accommodate the diamonds that characterize the Joker series, the enamel on the dial has been transformed from a matte to a glossy finish this year, showcasing meticulous attention to detail. "The glamorous image of Las Vegas is even more vividly recreated," notes Mogi-san, the manager of Watchland Tokyo, recommending it as a standout piece this summer.

The casinos that inspired Franck Muller are precisely the kind of places where formal attire is required. This "Vegas Joker," with its refined details that lend a smart touch to the wrist adorned with cufflinks and its subtle sparkle, is undoubtedly the perfect finishing touch for an elegant ensemble.