(L-R) General Manager of Sincere Watch Malaysia, Teh Soon Kheng; CEO of Sincere Watch Limited (SEA), Ong Ban;  Managing Director of Sincere Watch Limited, Kingston Chu and Francis Tan

Malaysia’s leading watch specialist Sincere Fine Watches displayed 100 of the finest tourbillons, which were valued up to RM100 million, at its Suria KLCC boutique recently.

Sincere Fine Watches had gathered many of the world's finest timepieces for the exhibition including Franck Muller, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Roger Dubuis and Corum to pay homage to man’s oldest horological invention – the tourbillon complication.

Businessmen, socialites and brand representatives including Franck Muller, Elaine Daly and Teh Soon Kheng were seen admiring the exhibition while violinist Joanne Yeoh provided an engaging atmosphere with her performance.

 

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Photo 1 of 14 (L-R) General Manager of Sincere Watch Malaysia, Teh Soon Kheng; CEO of Sincere Watch Limited (SEA), Ong Ban; Managing Director of Sincere Watch Limited, Kingston Chu and Francis Tan
Photo 2 of 14 (L-R) Frederick Lee, Henley Hii, Franck Muller, Violet Cheong and Mei Sin
Photo 3 of 14 (L-R) John Tan, Tracy Cheong, Karena Teo and Xin Le Cha
Photo 4 of 14 (L-R) Yek Wai Sien, Wolfgang Sickenberg, Fulvio Manini and Gary Chow
Photo 5 of 14 David Monaghan
Photo 6 of 14 (L-R) Director of Franck Muller Geneva, Nicholas Rudaz; CEO of Sincere Watch Limited (SEA), Ong Ban; Franck Muller and Enrico Imperiale
Photo 7 of 14 The 100 Tourbillons Exhibition set up and décor at Sincere Fine Watches boutique, Suria KLCC
Photo 8 of 14 Elaine Daly
Photo 9 of 14 (L-R) Stephanie Tay, Kenneth Soo and Estee Soo
Photo 10 of 14 Dato' Lim Wern Siang and Ken Lim
Photo 11 of 14 Violinist Joanne Yeoh performing at the exhibition
Photo 12 of 14 Andrew Khoo and Dato' Louis Shim
Photo 13 of 14 Dato' David Gurupatham and Franck Muller
Photo 14 of 14 The 100 Tourbillons Exhibition set up and décor at Sincere Fine Watches boutique, Suria KLCC