Tag: Frederique Constant

Frederique Constant presents the Classics Moneta Solarmetre, a quietly ambitious dress watch built around the new solar-powered FC-120 caliber developed with La Joux-Perret. It marries a 39 mm case to a movement that can restart after 10 seconds of light and store up to 300 days of energy when darkness lingers.

Frederique Constant unveils the Classics Carrée Ladies, a slim, rectangular study in light and line, dressed in a calm sky blue. It is a polite nod to Art Deco geometry, with the quiet confidence of a watch that knows its brief.

Frederique Constant teams with artist Felipao for the Classics Carrée Blush Edition, a limited run of 500 that dresses the brand’s rectangular icon in a confident fuchsia. It is presented as a tribute to femininity, but the appeal is simpler than a slogan – a clean square, a bright dial, and the calm of quartz…

At Watches and Wonders, Frederique Constant brings back the Classics Manchette with two vivid expressions of feminine design: one pairing yellow gold with a genuine turquoise dial, the other in stainless steel with a mint green sunburst. The message is simple and assured – color can be elegant when it is well made.

At Watches and Wonders, Frederique Constant presents three new takes on its Classic Worldtimer Manufacture, anchored by the in-house FC-719 and a clear intent to travel with grace, not fuss.

Frederique Constant expands its cuff-style Classics Manchette with a fifth edition that trades numerals for nuance. The recipe is clear: an ultra-slim yellow-gold PVD case, a sculptural Clous de Paris bracelet in alternating brushed and polished textures, and a dial cut from genuine black onyx beneath an anti-reflective sapphire crystal.

Frederique Constant has teamed up with the British design wizards at Bamford Watch Department for a cooperation that promises to raise some eyebrows – in a good way. They’ve unleashed a limited edition Highlife Chronograph that’s making waves in the watch world, and it was unveiled at none other than the glamour fest that is…

If you have ever gazed at the sky and thought, “I wish I could wear that,” then Frederique Constant is about to make your celestial dreams come true.