In October 2024, the Giga Tourbillon issuance was entrusted from the Atelier WOCS Archives to Franck Muller under institutional loan for presentation within its private salons in Genthod, following a request issued by Nicholas Rudaz, Chief Executive Officer of Franck Muller.

The issuance remained within the Franck Muller domain until May 2025, establishing a sustained recorded presence within one of Geneva’s principal contemporary watchmaking environments.

Its installation within the private salons constituted the recorded activation of the Horological Chamber in Genthod.

The composition was received within the watchmaking environment to which its subject is directly bound, establishing a recorded correspondence between the archival work, the Giga Tourbillon complication, and the institutional seat of Franck Muller.

Conceived as part of the Maison’s horological corpus, the issuance records the Giga Tourbillon as an expression of mechanical scale, technical sovereignty, and contemporary Geneva watchmaking.

The recorded presentation took place in the presence of Nicholas Rudaz and was entered into the archival continuity of the Horological Chamber.

At the conclusion of the institutional loan in May 2025, the composition returned to the Atelier WOCS Archives, where it remains designated for integration into a long-term custodial structure dedicated to the preservation, study, and transmission of the Maison’s horological holdings.