Franck Muller Regulator: Movement & Specs Guide

Emmanuel (quattro) brings to light the Franck Muller Régulateur ref. 7501 SR, a timepiece he believes is often overlooked despite its distinctive design. His post serves as a compelling visual argument for the watch's aesthetic merits, particularly its guilloché dial and Cintrée Curvex case. This article explores why this specific Franck Muller reference warrants greater appreciation among collectors.

The Franck Muller Régulateur, ref. 7501 SR, with its beautiful guilloché dial, would deserve to be seen more often, imo.

The Cintrée Curvex case, measures 29 x 39 mm and houses the manual-wind movement calibre 7500.

What do you think ?

Best, Emmanuel

WHITE GOLD

credit: Swiss Hours

ROSE GOLD

credit: @arifjamkuno & @c4c_vintage_watches

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The original author, quattro, reiterates his personal preference for the Regulator's aesthetic, reinforcing his initial premise that the watch deserves more attention.
This thread is discussion-light, with the original author providing the only substantive follow-up to his initial post.

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bruckner4

Nov 21, 2025

And great on the wrist, quattro.

quattro

Nov 21, 2025

Have a great weekend. Best, Emmanuel

quattro

Nov 21, 2025

Have great weekend. Best, Emmanuel

Blansky

Nov 21, 2025

I've never owned a regulator but would be fun to have one.

KMII

Nov 22, 2025

Not sure if any are to be found amongst the forum members 🤷🏻‍♂️

quattro

Nov 22, 2025

Maybe because it is subdued and one expects something more playful from FM?

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